Hi,
Depending on your gsm modem the settings can sometimes vary..
I would suggest that you only need to use the ATD command to dial out and leave all other settings as default.
You can make sure you are registered by using the AT+CREG? command.. response is 0,1 for registered.
The recieving modem can have auto answer enabled (ATS0=1) or you can manually type ATA to answer the call.
The single biggest hurdle is geting the data number enabled correctly by the network!
Here is a link to an FAQ I wrote on the subject...
http://www.tdc.co.uk/techn
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by: joghurtPosted on 2004-05-21 at 00:43:44ID: 11124511
"AT+FCLASS=0"
(it tells to use data mode)
"AT+CBST=14,0,1"
(use 14400 Baud)
or
"AT+CBST=7,0,1"
(use 9600 Baud, because not all GSM providers support 14,4k)
"ATD12345678"
(to call the phone number)
(send/receive data)
Send
"+++"
(and wait 3 seconds to hold the connection)
then
"ATH"
to hang up the connection
or
"ATO"
co return to data mode.