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How to find which com port modem is on from VB application?
MegaZone megaz...@livingston.com comp dcom isdn Brian Porter <br...@osinet.com> shaped the electrons to say: The Ascend 8 port modem slotcards; we have and want to get out of inventory!! We only have a few left. $3400 COD Cash Aren't these the same cards Ascend is giving away free with the ISP deal they are/were

Modem Problem
Griff Miller griff.mil...@positron.com comp sys sun admin comp sys sun hardware Greg Andrews wrote: One clue is that on the A port modem, the TR light is on. On the B port modem, it is not. I locked the TR light on using one of the modem's DIP switches, which slightly improved the situation, but didn't fix it.

Splitting the Serial Port?
That is the way it needs to be set up so WIN95 can set the modem on com2." This is correct. If you are attaching a _second_ COM2 based card, the one on the motherboard has to be turned off. Anyone have a clue as to how I can get both environments to see the port/modem? What is the Modem?

Telstra ADSL, 4 port Modem, External IP on win XP
Does anyone know of either a good 4 port serial board or a 4 port modem bank device that works well with linux and Hylafax? We have about 2000 customers that we have to send regular governmentally required updates to. It takes 1 minute to send a one page fax to a number. That means 2000 minutes or 33.3 hours for

USB modem vs Serial Port Modems.
Important is the IRQ. each port must use a different IRQ if both softwares are running simultaneously. Not listed is the mouse. Is that also a serial port device? Are there any other peripheral boards installed that might also contain a serial port (of course there is - the ISA port modem)?

Cellular Modem Data Port Modem Standards
For communicating with an external modem 9 pins is all you need. You'll have to get a cable with 9 pins on one side and 25 on the other. Make sure it's a serial port modem cable. -Mritunjay "D. Schreiber" wrote: I'm trying to set up my old AST Ascentia 900N laptop (circa 1995, running Windows 3.1) to connect to the

Bigpong ADSL modem
n'; The modem demon is started by the INETD process if a client connects to the appropriate port as described below. The 'modemd simply connects the socket handle with STDIN and STDOUT of the 'cu' command and lets 'cu' handle the actual modem device. In case you don't have 'cu' on your system, please install the

Serial port modem code examples req'd.
To counter that the modem returned a CONNECT message along with the DCE speed. The modem sent this at whatever speed the port was configured to, and then shifted its I use NT Control Panel|Modems to load the 'non-Standard'(Bell), driver supported by the modem and then change port/modem settings to 1200,7,E,1.

Setting up a serial port modem
AFAIK, the flags in /etc/ttys have no effect unless you include "on", which also turns the getty on. To let cu talk to my modem with only cu -p modem I have fredb-> cat /etc/uucp/port port modem type modem device /dev/tty02 speed 115200 In this case, the "type modem" sets clocal implicitly.

3Com US robotics external modem
Theresa Hello go back into the BIOS and disable Com 2, and if you are NOT using com1 disable it also restart the computer in safe mode, right click My Computer, select properties, click the device manager tab and remove all of the Com ports restart and see if windows will detect the com port/modem if it does point

No Caller ID
I have an Intel Dialogic D/4PCI 4-port modem and I'm wondering if anyone knows whether I can get it working on FreeBSD. I haven't touched a modem in probably 15 years and I've forgotten most everyting heh. It works on Linux, via Intel's software, but I've tried googling and looking through the hardware list and

Xircom CEM56 Modem and 4.3-release
To see if everything is working just type "at" and you should see the modem respond with "OK". Scott John and Val Meggers wrote: I'm having a problem with a 3640 with 16-port modem bank and Cisco's DialOut Utility. Current config shown below. I'll be the first to admit that I'm not certain of the purpose of several

modem/ppp 3com 56k voice faxmodem
Get another external modem. I've had great success with the plain USR Faxmodem. Follow the NT-install instructions, but assign the 2nd modem to serial port two. Also check that modem one is assigned not to "use any available port" but to port one. If you're inbound faxing is working well on port/modem one,

NT won't recognize my serial port/modem
Aaron Leonard aa...@cisco.com comp dcom sys cisco In article <341D9E01.65A6@arqana. com>, Peter Nass <peter_n...@arqana.com> writes: Can anyone offer some advice on how to connect a modem to the Config port for out of band management? thanks -Peter Here's a hint. Cheers, Aaron --- Putting a modem on a 700 console

Modem, COM-Port, Fax and Internet...
Have external Modem instead of internal PCI based card modem which hogs another IRQ. The serial mouse uses my external serial port. This forces me to go for USB based 56Kbps V.90 MultiTech modem. I 'm not sure how a USB based modem's performance would be compared to a Serial port modem.

AUX port modem troubles :(
Paul Rosenzweig r_u_s...@mybluelight.com comp sys cbm mercu...@sdf.lonestar.org wrote: Does anyone know how to obtain 9600 baud modem speed and access from the USER - NOT the cartridge - port using a C128D? Thanks I know of no Commodore compatible modem that runs at 9600 baud. DESTERM 3.02 will connect to a VIC

Parralel port modem-- how?
John john_94...@yahoo.com mailing freebsd mobile Hello all, I have been trying to switch my CEM56 into modem mode (I have it running as an ethernet card with no problem at all). Unfortunately, it seems that no matter what I try, it hangs the system the first time a write is attempted on the modem port.

Does PCI Port Modem has driver or is Generic
Hi, I have an ISA modem on an old 486 running win 3.1; how would I go about fooling the computer into thinking that it is a com port modem? I want it to be designated as com3. I can't see any jumpers on the modem. Would I change something on the mobo; on CMOS, in DOS, in windows, or what?

Caller ID
James Knott bit_buc...@rogers.com comp dcom modems cable Davidoff0707 wrote: I am designing a unit (modem) which will connect to the data port of a cellular telephone and establish a point to point data connection with another cellular telephone with the same device. I need to know where I can find some reading

Making "informed' modem purchases
but a quick rewrite of the modem connection script to have a more sensible init string (at&f1 does nicely instead of AT&F&A3&B1&H1&R2&D0&K3&M4E0V1Q0S0=0X4) gives me what seem to be reliable 52000 connects. The only down side is that the DTE (port-modem) speed seems limited to 57600, when the modem itself would