Hi!
I have a US Robotics Sportser Voice 33.6 type
external faxmodem working fine under Windows and
QNX4. I can use it under QNXRTP with qtalk, but
the dialer does not work.
The terminal window shows the following dialog:
Opening device ‘/dev/ser1’
Initialzing modem
ATZ
ok
ATM0
Connection failed
What to do?
Is there any method connecting to my ISP without
using the dialer? Any help would be appreciated.
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Jozsef Pal, Ph.D.El.Eng. Voice: +36 1 457-82-26
VEIKI Research Institute Fax: +36 1 457-82-28
Division for Control Engineering Mobil: +36 30 960-69-23
H-1251 Budapest, P.O.B. 80. Email: j.pal@veiki.hu
HUNGARY Web: http://www.veiki.hu
you can manually run ‘pppd’ to connect, but you’ll have to read a bit
about it to learn how to use it.
I have seen modems that glitch after ATZ commands - something about it
receiving the next command too soon as typed by the dialer (which you
can reproduce with qtalk if you type fast enough). try playing with
XON/XOFF and the hardware flow control settings, or configure the baud
rate to something else - or try a longer serial cable. (not sure why
that last one helps, but it can)
cheers
Lance
Jozsef Pal wrote:
Hi!
I have a US Robotics Sportser Voice 33.6 type
external faxmodem working fine under Windows and
QNX4. I can use it under QNXRTP with qtalk, but
the dialer does not work.
The terminal window shows the following dialog:
Opening device ‘/dev/ser1’
Initialzing modem
ATZ
ok
ATM0
Connection failed
What to do?
Is there any method connecting to my ISP without
using the dialer? Any help would be appreciated.
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Jozsef Pal, Ph.D.El.Eng. Voice: +36 1 457-82-26
VEIKI Research Institute Fax: +36 1 457-82-28
Division for Control Engineering Mobil: +36 30 960-69-23
H-1251 Budapest, P.O.B. 80. Email: > j.pal@veiki.hu
HUNGARY Web: > http://www.veiki.hu
On Fri, 06 Jul 2001 10:41:47 +1200, Lance Roberts <lance@econz.co.nz>
wrote:
I have seen modems that glitch after ATZ commands - something about it
receiving the next command too soon as typed by the dialer (which you
can reproduce with qtalk if you type fast enough). try playing with
XON/XOFF and the hardware flow control settings, or configure the baud
rate to something else - or try a longer serial cable. (not sure why
that last one helps, but it can)
I could not play with XON/XOFF, because phdialer resets the settings
I have given with stty, and phdialer contains no menu to set XON/XOFF.
I simply spatched “ATZ” to “AT” in the binary code of phdialer,
and…IT WORKS!
TNX
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Jozsef Pal, Ph.D.El.Eng. Voice: +36 1 457-82-26
VEIKI Research Institute Fax: +36 1 457-82-28
Division for Control Engineering Mobil: +36 30 960-69-23
H-1251 Budapest, P.O.B. 80. Email: j.pal@veiki.hu
HUNGARY Web: http://www.veiki.hu