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I'm trying to connect my computer to a conferencing system. &nbsp;All it needs to do is dial a 10 digit phone number, then wait a few seconds (i know 'commas' (,) are what sends the modem the wait command), then dial a 6 digit pin, then wait a few seconds, then DISCONNECT.<br />
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I'm not sure how to do this... it stays on 'connecting' (i guess cause it's trying to authenticate with the other party).<br />
Using Windows XP Pro<br />
Anyone know how i'd get around this?
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I'm trying to connect my computer to a conferencing system.  All it needs to do is dial a 10 digit phone number, then wait a few seconds (i know 'commas' (,) are what sends the modem the wait command), then dial a 6 digit pin, then wait a few seconds, then DISCONNECT.

I'm not sure how to do this... it stays on 'connecting' (i guess cause it's trying to authenticate with the other party).
Using Windows XP Pro
Anyone know how i'd get around this?

How to set modem to dial a number, wait, then disconnect

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