[H-GEN] All-purpose, all-powerful modem init string.
Campbell Pool
cpl at gil.com.au
Tue Nov 18 23:24:50 EST 1997
On Wed, 19 Nov 1997, Steve Pinel wrote:
> I remember once that someone mentioned a modem init string on the list that
> was a 'don't listen for dialtone, you are not in the US, listen now' etc
> all-purpose type init string. I printed it out at the time because I
> thought it would be useful. I cleaned up on Monday and threw it out, not
> having used it since, and now I need it (aint it the way).
>
> Is anyone able to remember the init, or able to sugest something that might
> work for a stubborn modem?
ba-ding ba-doom:
---------- Forwarded message ----------
I'm one of the Modem Mammals here at the Prentice Centre - we haven't
noticed too many problems with the Spirits. Have you tried the One True
Catch-all modem init string?
at&fx0b0s7=60s10=60
Meaning:
Attention! Cold boot! There IS dialtone. You are NOT in America. Have
patience.
Robert Kearey Network Services
Prentice Computer Centre University of Queensland
3365 3940 r.kearey at mailbox.uq.edu.au
---------- End Forwarded message ----------
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