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From: kudut@ritz.mordor.com (Kenneth Udut)
Subject: Re: RESET MODEM HELP !!!
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kudut@ritz.mordor.com <Ken>
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12.Jan.1995
[response e-mailed and posted]
In article <3f3n2f$olt@newsgate.dircon.co.uk>,
edge@dircon.co.uk (Spencer Clay) wrote:
> Please can anyone help us to reset a modem,
> By using a batch file for DOS,(possibly Kermit).
> We know the AT commands to manually do this using Kermit,
> they are:
> AT&F8
> AT&f0
> AT&w0
> ATZ
> But we want to be able to send these commands directly
> to our modem with a one liner.i.e from the Dos Command Line.
> Please help us we are stupid!!!!!!!!
It depends what communications port your modem uses. Try the
following - one of which will probably work.
C:\> ECHO AT&F8 > COM1:
C:\> ECHO AT&f0 > COM1:
C:\> ECHO AT&w0 > COM1:
C:\> ECHO ATZ > COM1:
or
C:\> ECHO AT&F8 > COM2:
C:\> ECHO AT&f0 > COM2:
C:\> ECHO AT&w0 > COM2:
C:\> ECHO ATZ > COM2:
Most modems are set up at COM1: or COM2:.