Sam wrote:
>If the comport is not properly configured, then neither is the modem.
>Within the context of what I said, it takes two to tango. I'm sure you
>must understand what I was saying. I don't understand your point.
>Neither test will work if the comport is not configured correctly. What
>I mean by this of course is simply ensuring that the modem will work with
>the specified comport.
Well I can't really test since I don't have a modem connected to my
computer anymore. But I think that this will work:
mode... (as I described earlier)
echo at... (as you described earlier)
You can't just ignore how to set the com-ports correctly when issuing such
a test. It would be just like testing if a car works and not having any gas
in, you wouldn't know if the car actually works or not since it will look
like it doesn't.
One could also use the method that Clarence have described.
