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Date Submitted: April 16, 1998
Edited By: Ray Curtis <ray@clark.net>
Status: New Entry
Releases: All
Platform: All
Category: Networking and Netcfg
Category Listing: Modems and Setup
ISSUE:
How do I test and setup a modem for incoming calls on my linux box ?
- A modem designated for _incoming_ connections should be set
up to the same speed as the serial port is. to do this,
- Attach the modem to the serial port, run "minicom", set the speed in
"minicom" to whatever speed you set the port to be,
- Then type "AT" a few times until the modem responds "OK", then type
"ATE0Q1" to set the modem into quiet mode,
- Lastly write the modem parameters into the modem's NVRAM using "ATW"
a few times.
- supra faxmodem 288
- ftp.supra.com
- bbs: 541 967 2444
- display codes are:
AA - auto answer
CD - carrier detect
DC - data compression
DI - dialing
LP - LAPM error correction
OK - modem is okay
RE - receive error
RI - ring
TE - transmit error
28 - 28800 bps
- must use "chatscript.supra" in "/etc/diald.conf"
- the current firmware version is 1.440-25-V34_DS
- USR sportster 14.4
- only goes up to 57600 bps
- DIP switches must be set as follows:
- down
- up
- up
- up
- down
- up
- up
- down
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