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We are using the Micros 8700 POS application. &nbsp;We just installed a new modem because they old one died. &nbsp;<br />
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RE: &nbsp; Number called for credit card authorization<br />
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From the UNIX command line, the modem tests out correctly. &nbsp;However, &nbsp;from the waitress workstations, we receive a 'no answer' error message. &nbsp;And the modem does not appear to be dialing.<br />
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so ---<br />
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How do you configure the phone number to the bank for the new modem?<br />
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What might be cauisng the issue with the waitress workstations?<br />
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Thank you
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We are using the Micros 8700 POS application.  We just installed a new modem because they old one died.  

RE:   Number called for credit card authorization

From the UNIX command line, the modem tests out correctly.  However,  from the waitress workstations, we receive a 'no answer' error message.  And the modem does not appear to be dialing.

so ---

How do you configure the phone number to the bank for the new modem?

What might be cauisng the issue with the waitress workstations?

Thank you

Micros 8700 POS - installed new modem

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