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Can't connect to USRobotics w/ Rockwell
I have 33,600 Rockwell Modem and can't seem to connect to a USRobotics modem.
This is the first time I have a problem with my modem.
Is there something I can do?
This is the first time I have a problem with my modem.
Is there something I can do?
Are you connecting to a colleague's modem,
an ISP's analogue modem, or an ISP's digital-modem server ?
an ISP's analogue modem, or an ISP's digital-modem server ?
Hmmm, not alot to go on here...
Do you connect and then the modems drop off...
Or if they don't even connect... do you hear the initial connect negotiation ?
Usually an initialization string change can enhance your ability to connect to another modem..
Take a look at your Modem book and see if it recommends any specific init strings.
John C. Cook
Do you connect and then the modems drop off...
Or if they don't even connect... do you hear the initial connect negotiation ?
Usually an initialization string change can enhance your ability to connect to another modem..
Take a look at your Modem book and see if it recommends any specific init strings.
John C. Cook
Try 'ATZ' or 'AT&F' or 'AT&F1' to initialize your modem.
These are the most-common strings, and one string will work
in almost all cases.
These are the most-common strings, and one string will work
in almost all cases.
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Nope that AT commands didn't help...
> Nope that AT commands didn't help...
What did you try?
What did you expect to happen?
Did you hear the modem "answer" ?
What happened?
What did not happen?
What did you try?
What did you expect to happen?
Did you hear the modem "answer" ?
What happened?
What did not happen?
ASKER
I can hear the other modem answer, but the handshake sound "stuckes" and doesn't stop.
Are you trying to connect to a colleague's modem,
an ISP's analogue modem,
or an ISP's digital-modem server ?
an ISP's analogue modem,
or an ISP's digital-modem server ?
ASKER
I don't what type of ISP it is, but it is about 10 modems, which are connected in an ISDN line to a large (and known) internet provider service.
Do they handshake and then disconnect?
Mike