Using E51 as a modem to dial a data call

Hi,
When I send the following to the phone via the USB cable:
ATDT0211234567
I get the message: 'NO CARRIER'.
What exactly does this mean? If I use a regular modem + phone line the system works fine.
TIA.
Glen.

I'm sorry but this is a hard question for me to answer. I believe that you will have to turn to our developer site to get some info about this.
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^
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|
|
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