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Re: (ASCEND) 56k flex connect to Max4004
I have fixed two pcmcia K56 modems (Zoom & Intel) that refused to connect at
anything higher than 33k6. The problem is that they are defaulting to mu-law
encoding instead of A-law. To test and fix it follow these two steps:
1: Start a terminal session with the modem and type AT+MS?
2: If it returns 56,1,300,56000,0,0,33600 that is your problem. The fifth
field should be 1. To fix it use the init string
AT+MS=56,1,300,56000,1,0,33600.
If it does work maybe your customer (or you) would enjoy ringing Fujitsu and
asking
1: Why aren't their modems properly configured?
2: How come their engineers didn't know the answer to such a common
problem?
Cheers
Andy Walden wrote:
> On Thu, 12 Feb 1998, Daniel wrote:
>
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I have a client using Fujitsu Lifebook 56k flex DSVD LT Modem but could
> > only connect to our Max4004 at 16800 or 31600. I am using 5.0Api13. Is
> > there anyone who can give me some advice?
>
> Hey, your lucky. I have a client that has been calling me for the last few
> days with a Fujistu 700 series notebook. I think the guy is in need of a
> flash upgrade. Fujistu says, we only make flashes for the 600 series, call
> your ISP and get an init string. Why I would have an init string for their
> obscure shit modem is beyond me...but I'm the only person the guy can
> consistantly talk to so its in my lap now...
>
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