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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Aouana Mohamed
> Boussad
> Sent: 16 January 2000 08:53
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Diald and Modem
>
>
> Using Diald on my Linux box, with an external US Robotics 56k.
> It seems that when Dialing my ISP, often their Modems are Busy,
> and After time, Diald is unable de Dial.
> stoped Diald manualy, and use cu command
> issue atdp <number >, the modem responds with ERROR, but it dials
> when using
> onother phone number.
> Every thing becomes fine, when switch off/on the modem manualy.
> is this a diald problem or a modem problem.
> how do i reinitialise the modem without manual intervention.
> ( in the INIT string )
> thanks
>
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Hi,
I had a minor problem configuring my Modem (I wanted to mute the speaker
with 'M0')
I could not get this to work at any point in the 'standard' Modem init line,
it was ignored.
As a work-around, I duplicated the few lines in the connect script that
actually send the modem_init string (and the modem_init definition).
I re-named the first modem_init to modem_reset (and changed the appropriate
text in the first block ie. the $modem_init and the message text line)
The MODEM_RESET text is now just the "atz" reset command, with all the
remaining commands in the MODEM_INIT text ("atm0c1 etc.)
This works fine, the Modem now resets and takes all the commands correctly.
This hopefully may fix other problems??
Robert A. Jenkins
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