Re: Re.: 3400c Internal Modem Confusion!

[macdaniel3400c]

>Check your extensions folder. You should have an extension called 
>"PowerBook 3400/G3 33.6K Modem" or something very similar sounding.
>And of course you have to choose "Internal Modem" in the Modem Control 
>Panel, and the "PowerBook 3400/G3 33.6K" Script Modem.

Oh yes and I'm running 7.6.1

Although it wouldn't work with 8.1, 8.6, or 9.1 either.

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Re: 3400c Internal Modem Confusion!

[macdaniel3400c]

>Are you sure you have the model with the modem?  Just because you have a 
>working ethernet doesn't mean there's also a modem there.  Is the 
>extension for the ethernet & modem installed?

Didn't all 3400s come with the internal modem/ethernet combo?

Plus, mine is the 240mhz model so for sure the highest end model would 
have it.

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Re: Re.: 3400c Internal Modem Confusion!

[macdaniel3400c]

>Check your extensions folder. You should have an extension called 
>"PowerBook 3400/G3 33.6K Modem" or something very similar sounding.
>And of course you have to choose "Internal Modem" in the Modem Control 
>Panel, and the "PowerBook 3400/G3 33.6K" Script Modem.

I have three extensions:

PowerBook 3400 Ethernet
PowerBook 3400 Modem
PowerBook Ethernet (PCI)

Modem Control Panel is set to "Internal Modem" and modem is "PowerBook 
3400 Internal 33.6"

Still doesnt work

On a side note, when I do attempt to dial with the modem the computer 
emits a low humming noise that lasts until the "Connection Error: Modem 
not responding properly" dialogue comes up.

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Re.: 3400c Internal Modem Confusion!

[macnifico]

From: macdaniel3400c <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

It would be simply splashtastic to use the 33.6 Modem/Ethernet combo port
on my 3400c.  However I cannot seem to get the modem to work (although
the Ethernet works fine - and its the same port!)
I select 3400c Internal Modem in the modem control panel, but I hear no
connecting noises.
It says "Connection failed:  Modem is not responding properly."

This is strange I think since it works fine when I hooke it up to the
network.  What am I doing wrong?
XXX

Check your extensions folder. You should have an extension called 
"PowerBook 3400/G3 33.6K Modem" or something very similar sounding.
And of course you have to choose "Internal Modem" in the Modem Control 
Panel, and the "PowerBook 3400/G3 33.6K" Script Modem.

Best regards.
Hugo Diaz
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Re: 3400c Internal Modem Confusion!

[Tom Roth]

Are you sure you have the model with the modem?  Just because you have a working 
ethernet doesn't mean there's also a modem there.  Is the extension for the ethernet & 
modem installed?

-tom

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> From: PowerBooks on behalf of macdaniel3400c
> Subject:  3400c Internal Modem Confusion!
> 
> It would be simply splashtastic to use the 33.6 Modem/Ethernet combo port 
> on my 3400c.  However I cannot seem to get the modem to work (although 
> the Ethernet works fine - and its the same port!)
> 
> I select 3400c Internal Modem in the modem control panel, but I hear no 
> connecting noises.
> 
> It says "Connection failed:  Modem is not responding properly."
> 
> This is strange I think since it works fine when I hooke it up to the 
> network.  What am I doing wrong?
> 
> In almost a year owning this thing I have never been able to get that to 
> work.
> 
> Always had to use a clumsy PCMCIA modem.
> 
> 

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