wdieteri@wrdis01.af.mil (Dieterich) (04/18/91)
Will someone please send me the HAYES modem commands, so I can call an other modem, useing the phon. Then when I get a modem on the other end can tell my modem to connect to the phone line, and sync. with that other modem. In times past I used a modem where all I had to do was an ATO, but now that we have 100% hayes modems that does not work. Thanks, Will Dieterich wdieteri@wrdis01.af.mil
dtiberio@eeserv1.ic.sunysb.edu (David Tiberio) (04/20/91)
In article <464@wrdis01.af.mil> wdieteri@wrdis01.af.mil (Dieterich) writes: >Will someone please send me the HAYES modem commands, so I can call an other >modem, useing the phon. Then when I get a modem on the other end can tell >my modem to connect to the phone line, and sync. with that other modem. > >In times past I used a modem where all I had to do was an ATO, but now that we >have 100% hayes modems that does not work. > > >Thanks, > >Will Dieterich >wdieteri@wrdis01.af.mil I do this often, but I only do the calling because my phone can not receive modem calls (it is routed through the HP UNIX machine). I can say that my friend does all of the commands when I call him. I think all you have to do is type 'ATA', in order to set the answering mode.Then again, I also don't have LED's or a speaker, so I do not remember what actually happens. We also used to use ATH0 or ATH1, but don't remember which one. I think these let you make a vo9ice call and then switch to data. David -- David Tiberio SUNY Stony Brook 2-3481 AMIGA DDD-MEN Tomas Arce Any students from SUNY Oswego? Please let me know! :) Un ragazzo di Casalbordino, Italia.
r3med@VAX1.CC.UAKRON.EDU (Mark E Daniel) (04/25/91)
> I do this often, but I only do the calling because my phone can not >receive modem calls (it is routed through the HP UNIX machine). > > I can say that my friend does all of the commands when I call him. I think >all you have to do is type 'ATA', in order to set the answering mode.Then >again, I also don't have LED's or a speaker, so I do not remember what >actually happens. We also used to use ATH0 or ATH1, but don't remember which >one. I think these let you make a vo9ice call and then switch to data. OK. ATA will pick up the phone in answer mode. To this an orifinating voice/data switch would want to do an ATD, if you have a modem that waits for dialtone before dialing then you will want to do an ATX1, which will force the modem to dial without waiting for dialtone. In ATD there is nothing to dial so it just waits for carrier. ATH0 has the effect of placing the phone on hook. It is most often used after a +++ which will place a Hayes or compatible modem back in command mode when online with a data call. ATH1 is used when you want the modem to go off hook, but not do anything else. ATH0 will return the modem to on-hook status. The ATO command is the reverse of "+++" after you are done issuing commands to the modem qand you wish to return to on-line mode (The modems will be sendiong and receiving data again) you use ATO. Think of "+++" and ATO as the on-line off-line toggle switch on a printer. When you do a "+++" after you have connected to another modem the modem will say "OK" and wait for your commands. ATO will place it back in regular data sharing mode. You will also get the regular CONNECT XXXX message that reminds you that the modem is back in data sharing mode. To have the modem dial use ATDT or ATDP t=tone p=palse followed by the number to dial. -- "To Study is to survive..." -Me (Now if I could only grasp that..) "Somewhere...There's Someone Who Cares....With a Heart of GOLD to Have and to Hold" - Depeche Mode. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-(Now for the real stuff)=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Mark E Daniel (Strugling student at The Universaty of Akron) **Music fan*** r3med@vax1.cc.uakron.edu BBS:216\825-2747