ts7300 wrote:
> Is this might be due to init. modem string Problem??
> AT S7=45 S0=0 L1 V1 X4 &c1 E1 Q0
Look up "Hayes command set" on Google it will tell you what all that means.
AT = Attention (as in, hello modem, wake up, time to listen, I'm about
to send you commands)
S7=45 = Set S-Register 7 to 45, that will depend on your modem on what
it does...
S0=0 = Set S-Register 0 to 0, this normaly means to answer as soon as
the the modem hears a ring on the line (useless for dialing out)
L1 = Speaker at low volume
V1 = Verbose result codes (says nice things when you connect to
something, like CONNECTED 33600)
X4 = Busy line and dialtone detection enabled. If the modem doesn't see
a dialtone it will fail, if the line it's calling is busy it will tell
you BUSY
&C1 = Causes the DCD line to follow the status of the modem carrier.
E1 = Echo enabled, causes the modem to echo back any commands it
receives to the DTE (computer)
Q0 = Send result codes back to the DTE (computer)
Jason
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