Franc Zabkar wrote:
On Mon, 09 Nov 2009 11:00:44 -0500, Greg put
finger to keyboard and composed:

Your confusing the issue and me.

I already ordered the pci modem, it suppose to have driver for both
98se and xp.

If you post the modem's ATIn responses, then we would know whether it
is a controller-based type, in which case XP would need no drivers,
only an INF file.

In Win98SE, go to Control Panel - Modems - Diagnostics, select your
modem, and select More Info.

Wow, that's a duh moment for me... thinking DOS, or some terminal
program diagnostics.


On the ISA modem, I am using, it is temporary for 98se.

The reason I want the string, there is no volume control for this
modem in 98se. (Yes, I looked, grey out)

The reason there is no volume control is because you have installed
the modem with the wrong INF file, probably a standard Windows INF.

Once again, if you post the ATIn responses, or better still, post the
numbers on the modem chips, then we will be able to help you.

The other reasons, it was not showing the DTE speed.

You could of been simple and said put this string in like this

AT+W2 L0

Greg

In Extra Settings you don't need the "AT" prefix. Spaces are OK,
though. The appropriate Wn command is W2, not +W2.

- Franc Zabkar

Hmm, I was always under the impression the string inclusions must be
kept together or the additional were ignored. And my favorite comm
program QModem [IIRC] did require the AT. Other used or tested may have
required or not if the program auto sent AT. But yeah, again I suppose
you're talking Windows settings... I wonder where these are actually
being entered. DUN maybe?

Maybe a couple more links:
http://www.netfaqs.com/windows/dun/w...odem/index.asp
specific V90/92 other per specific modem
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/test.test111/inits.txt
Cirrus Logic Modem Drivers - 213 drivers found
http://www.modem-drivers.com/companies/216.htm

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