QNX don't like my modem (no it's not a Winmodem)

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I just found out why I can’t get on the internet with QNX (I’ve been messing
around with it for a whole day :-/ ).
The dialer is trying to set my modems speaker volume to zero with the “ATM0”
command.
Since my modem does not have a speaker and is an ISDN modem, it returns an
“ERROR” :-/

Does anyone here know how to stop phdialer sending the damn ATM0 command or
just change it to “AT” so my modem says “OK” and I’m on the internet :slight_smile: (I
hope since QNX really don’t like my serial ports)

Henrik Lind

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I beleive that you can specify the entire initialization string to the
phdialer. Try that, and don’t put the ATM0 in the init string.

Henrik Lind <noemail@world.net> wrote in message
news:92211e$4if$1@inn.qnx.com…

I just found out why I can’t get on the internet with QNX (I’ve been
messing
around with it for a whole day :-/ ).
The dialer is trying to set my modems speaker volume to zero with the
“ATM0”
command.
Since my modem does not have a speaker and is an ISDN modem, it returns an
“ERROR” :-/

Does anyone here know how to stop phdialer sending the damn ATM0 command
or
just change it to “AT” so my modem says “OK” and I’m on the internet > :slight_smile:
(I
hope since QNX really don’t like my serial ports)

Henrik Lind

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Bill at Sierra Design <BC@SierraDesign.com> wrote in message
news:92amic$q7v$1@inn.qnx.com…

I beleive that you can specify the entire initialization string to the
phdialer. Try that, and don’t put the ATM0 in the init string.

I tried with a “ATZ” and it still sends a “ATM0” :-/
I even tried to look at the config file it uses, there is a “Speaker off”
line and I tried removing it, but the line comes back when I start
“PHdialer”…

Henrik Lind