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EI3DIB > PC 08.06.07 20:03l 37 Lines 1325 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 58295_EI3DIB
Read: GUEST DC9BM
Subj: Modem -S- Registers ?
Path: DB0FHN<DB0MRW<OK0PPL<DB0RES<ON0AR<HS1LMV<CX2SA<GB7CIP<EI3DIB
Sent: 070608/1836Z @:EI3DIB.#TIPP.IRL.EU #:58295 [Ardfinnan] FBB7.00i
From: EI3DIB@EI3DIB.#TIPP.IRL.EU
To : PC@WW
Hi all experts.
No Broad band here yet so dial up only and internal Smart Link 56k Modem.
Now I have already put out a bull requesting help in getting what turns out
to be the fastest of my stock of available modems but is also silent ?
AT command set is not that much help but I was wondering if anyone knows how
to interprit the S Register code ? I can get a display of these by using the
AT&V Command and they range from S00 to S88 all with a 3 digit Value.
But are they dependant on a specific modem or is there some conformity ?
Be handy to know what decides if the modem gives audio when dialing or not ?
My list of modem commands (Basic Hayes) gives L(n)(0-3) Volume
Then it gives M(n) (0-3) to enable speaker Mode.
That is about all I can find relevent so far, but is it a fault with modem
itself and or the PCI connection or one of these settings ?
Knowing what S register should be set would help me determin this I feal ?
If I recall correctly then this Modem may well be from a PC with on board
sound that was faulty so damage to Modem Audio side is possible ?
I know almost everyone is now using broad band but Hey !!! if it keeps
packet flowing with semi interesting topic, then why not ?
Best 73 from John, Sysop @ EI3DIB.#TIPP.IRL.EU
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