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- From: amann@extro.ucc.su.oz.au (Angus Mann)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.datacomm,comp.sys.amiga.networking
- Subject: Re: IPDial 20 problem
- Date: 29 Mar 96 16:45:30 +1100
- Organization: Information Services, The University of Sydney, NSW, Australia
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- On 28-Mar-96 23:48:45 Georges Heinesch <geohei@ibm.net> wrote:
- >I installed IPDial 20 recently and modified the scripts according my
- >system. I had to discover, that the new version is considerably faster,
- >actually so fast that the modem doesn't follow.
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- > SEND "ATZ\r"
- > WAIT TIMEOUT=5 "OK"
- > ON STATUS GOTO ModemNotOk
- >; Tell the modem not to hang up, when IPDial terminates.
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- > SEND "AT&D0\r"
- > WAIT TIMEOUT=10 "OK"
- > ON STATUS GOTO ModemNotOk
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- >After receiving the first "OK" from the modem, the scripts sends then
- >"AT&D0", but the modem is not yet ready for it, how come ? I added now a
- >"DELAY 0 50" before every "SEND" line, but if the modem reports "OK" from a
- >previous command, it should be immediately ready to accept the next
- >command, shouldn't it?
-
- Some modems pause after you send them an ATZ or ATZ1...
-
- >NB: Please forward every answer to this article as well to me (as E-Mail)
- > since my newsserver keeps on loosing articles
-
- Just as long as it doesn't start losing the articles, you'll be fine...
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