Damn V.92!

[Robert Black Eagle]

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Nope.  It's a ial modem.  I found the init string hidden in the .inf file on 
the supplied "Windows install disk."  .inf files are plain text files (may be 
zipped).  I looked for HKR, init and the string following (ignoring <cr> -- 
the carriage return) and cut and pasted the string.  It works, now, but I 
should probably do AT&F at some point.

In case anyone is interested, the init string for a Puretek (or Purecom) 
TP56i or TPF56 Fax/Modem (sold by CompUSA as a 56K External Data/Fax Modem 
V.92, although Voice is supported, too) is:

AT&FE0V1&D2&C1S0=0

It's slow to initiate dialing, though, so I suppose I should be doing 
something else with it.

On Thursday 10 October 2002 8:38 pm, m.w.chang wrote:
> AT&F to restore factory settings. is your modem a USB one?
>
> Robert Black Eagle wrote:
> > All it needs is the correct initilization string.  I can get it to work
> > by sending "ATZ&U1", but it is slow to start dialing.  I suspect I'm
> > missing something.  Do I need the "Z", or should I add something else? 
> > Does anyone know?

- -- 
Robert Black Eagle
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