On 9/9/02 12:14, Jerry Yeager wrote >Bill, > >I have been reading that others are having similar problems with the >modem script, most folks are getting hung up on the +++ part > >Have you considered copying the 115200 script, pasting in the >appropriate commands that you need and using it as your modem script? >
I started fiddling with this last night, and got some strange results: . If I included just the initialization string and the dial string, the modem would dial the part of the number which shuts off call waiting (*70,) and then stop, complaining that there was a crossed connection. This at least shows that the modem is at least partially hearing the modem script. . When I added pauses to the small script above, it just stopped doing anything, and then complained about a crossed connection. . When I went back to using the terminal window and putting in the initialization string and all, everything worked just fine. I couldn't quite add all the steps in the modem script, because, at some point, there is a 'userhook' command which is needed for compression and error checking. Unfortunately, the script never made it this far, regardless of the size of the pauses I put in. Back to the drawing board. Bill The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will be September 24 For more information, see <http://www.aye.net/~lcs>. A calendar of activities is at <http://www.calsnet.net/macusers>.
