gritchie@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Gary Ritchie) (08/08/90)
Thanks for all the help on my last problem with the monochrome monitor. I've run into another problem I can't figure out. I'm trying to get my modem to answer on the fourth ring. I have changed the dialers file to ATS0=4 in the string that resets auto answer. However, the modem is reinitialized to 1 ring answer. Next I changed the reinit string to S0=0 to turn off the modem from answering. No change. The modem still answers on 1 ring. Is the modem being reset by something other than the dialers file, and if so, is there anything I can do to change it. I'm running XENIX 386, the most current version, have the modem set up for tty2A, and the modem is a Hayes 2400. I used to have this working on XENIX 286 which was controlled by the dialers file. Any suggestions? thanks, -gary -- -Gary R. Ritchie gritchie@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU
jbayer@ispi.COM (Jonathan Bayer) (08/08/90)
gritchie@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Gary Ritchie) writes: > Thanks for all the help on my last problem with the monochrome >monitor. I've run into another problem I can't figure out. I'm >trying to get my modem to answer on the fourth ring. I have changed >the dialers file to ATS0=4 in the string that resets auto answer. >However, the modem is reinitialized to 1 ring answer. > Next I changed the reinit string to S0=0 to turn off the modem >from answering. No change. The modem still answers on 1 ring. Is >the modem being reset by something other than the dialers file, and >if so, is there anything I can do to change it. > I'm running XENIX 386, the most current version, have the modem >set up for tty2A, and the modem is a Hayes 2400. I used to have >this working on XENIX 286 which was controlled by the dialers >file. Any suggestions? The problem is that the modem is being re-initialized by the program /usr/lib/uucp/dialHA24 (assuming a Hayes 2400). You have to modify this program and then recompile it on your system. JB -- Jonathan Bayer Intelligent Software Products, Inc. (201) 245-5922 500 Oakwood Ave. jbayer@ispi.COM Roselle Park, NJ 07204
alan@mq.UUCP (Alan H. Mintz) (08/10/90)
In article <1663@ispi.COM>, jbayer@ispi.COM (Jonathan Bayer) writes: > gritchie@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Gary Ritchie) writes: > > Thanks for all the help on my last problem with the monochrome > >monitor. I've run into another problem I can't figure out. I'm > >trying to get my modem to answer on the fourth ring. I have changed > >the dialers file to ATS0=4 in the string that resets auto answer. > >However, the modem is reinitialized to 1 ring answer. > > Next I changed the reinit string to S0=0 to turn off the modem > >from answering. No change. The modem still answers on 1 ring. Is > >the modem being reset by something other than the dialers file, and > >if so, is there anything I can do to change it. > > I'm running XENIX 386, the most current version, have the modem > >set up for tty2A, and the modem is a Hayes 2400. I used to have > >this working on XENIX 286 which was controlled by the dialers > >file. Any suggestions? > > The problem is that the modem is being re-initialized by the program > /usr/lib/uucp/dialHA24 > (assuming a Hayes 2400). You have to modify this program and then recompile > it on your system. As I recall, the dialer used is in the fifth field of the Devices file entry. It first looks for a binary by that name in /usr/lib/uucp, then it searches the Dialers file. If your Devices entry looks like: ACU ttyA7 - 300-2400 dialHA24 change it to: ACU ttyA7 - 300-2400 hayes2400 If it is already hayes2400, I suspect your modem is resetting itself on DTR transition. You could connect directly to the modem with cu -lttyA7 dir issue the ATS0=4&W command to write the desired setting into memory. -- < Alan H. Mintz | Voice +1 714 980 1034 > < Micro-Quick Systems, Inc. | FAX +1 714 944 3995 > < 10384 Hillside Road | uunet: mq!alan > < Alta Loma, CA 91701 USA | Internet: [pending] >