Re: Modem problems (was :Can't use USRobotics detect)

[Leonardo Stern]

> > I tried pppconfig too : with "windows configurations" or "non /dev/ttyS1"
> ^^  ^^


> ??

I mean I tried the modem configurations used in windows and all other 3
ports ... (even ttyS0 , used by my mouse). With ttyS0, ttyS2 and ttyS3
pon didn't send anything to modem
> 

> Does the modem respond to minicom?
minicom tries to initialize modem .. no error messages appears
but when I try to dial .. the modem don't respond

Re: Modem problems (was :Can't use USRobotics detect)

[John Hasler]

Leonardo Stern writes:
> I tried pppconfig too : with "windows configurations" or "non /dev/ttyS1"
^^  ^^

??

> with /dev/ttyS1 IRQ X (x = 3,4,5,6,7) the modem don't respond to pon

Does the modem respond to minicom?
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Re: Modem problems (was :Can't use USRobotics detect)

[Leonardo Stern]

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> > I also did :
> >  pnpdump > test.txt
> >  isapnp test.txt
> > .. found 3 devices (the modem too) .. now what ?
> > (also tried pnpdump then setting a com port with the values from
> > pnpdump)
> 
> If I remember correctly, wvdial has a configure file that tells it
> which ttyS? to use.  Did you configure wvdial?  Also, why not just use
> pppconfig?  It's all around easier to use, and usually gets things
> right.

I tried pppconfig too :
 with "windows configurations" or "non /dev/ttyS1" pon don't send
anything
 with /dev/ttyS1 IRQ X (x = 3,4,5,6,7) the modem don't respond to pon
(but pon send ATZ , or AT&F1 (manual recommended this initstring))

PS : My modem is pnp

Re: Modem problems (was :Can't use USRobotics detect)

[Eric G . Miller]

On Tue, Jul 04, 2000 at 09:22:20PM -0300, Leonardo Stern wrote:
> I also did :
>  pnpdump > test.txt
>  isapnp test.txt
> .. found 3 devices (the modem too) .. now what ?
> (also tried pnpdump then setting a com port with the values from
> pnpdump) 

If I remember correctly, wvdial has a configure file that tells it
which ttyS? to use.  Did you configure wvdial?  Also, why not just use
pppconfig?  It's all around easier to use, and usually gets things
right.


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