More undocumented commands in Motorola C333

Hi All,

I have scanned my C333 for recognized AT+M... commands,
using the simple program written in Python under Linux.
Below are presented the results. Lines starting with ">"
are the commands sent by PC, next line(s) is the phone's
response. Lines starting with # are my comments.
If anybody has any idea how to use this commands, or
where to find any more detailed info, please mail me.

Wojtek Zabolotny
wzab@ise.pw.edu.pl

Scanning results:

>AT+MAID
+MAID: 1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,0,0,1,1,1,0

>AT+MAPV
+MAPV: 2.8.0

>AT+MAVL?
+MAVL: 1,7
+MAVL: 2,7

>AT+MCST?
+MCST: 1

>AT+MDBL=?
+MDBL: (0-1)

>AT+MDBR=?
+MDBR: 100,1,64,8,2

>AT+MEGA?
+MEGA: ""

>AT+MMGL
+MMGL: 3, "REC READ", "+48601712153"
# Something like AT+CMGL, but with more options

>AT+MMGL=?
+MMGL: ("REC UNREAD", "REC READ", "STO UNSENT", "STO SENT", "ALL",
"HEADER ONLY")
# So we can receive only the headers

>AT+MODE=?
+MODE: (0-65535)
# Command for setting the extended mode (does it support other values
then 0 and 2? eg. AT+MODE=5 does something very strange...)

>AT+MPBR=?
+MPBR:
1-350,40,18,8,0-1,50,(0,2,4,7,10-54,255),(0-2),(0-1),(1-30),(0-14,255),25,(255)
# Extended version of AT+CPBR?

>AT+MPBW=?
+MPBW:
1-350,40,18,8,0-1,50,(0,2,4,7,10-54,255),(0-2),(0-1),(1-30),(0-14,255),25,(255)
# Extended version of AT+CPBW?

>AT+MPGR=?
+MPGR: (1-30),18,(0,2,4,7,10-54,255),(0-2)
# Reading of groups of contacts?
# eg. AT+MPGR=3 returns
# +MPGR: 3,"Personal",255,0

>AT+MPGW=?
+MPGW: (1-30),18,(0,2,4,7,10-54,255),(0-2)
# Writing of the new group????

AT+MSYN?
+MSYN: 0

>AT+MSYN=?
+MSYN: (0-2)

# Three possible modes are available MSYN=0, MSYN=1 and MSYN=2
# MSYN=1 can not be switched into MSYN=2 and MSYN2 may not be switched
# into MSYN=1, you have to select MSYN=0 first