Re: (ASCEND) Busy Tone

To: David Mulberry <davidm@binarybus.com>
Subject: Re: (ASCEND) Busy Tone
From: Alex P <alex@stomp.gomax.com>
Date: Fri, 22 Aug 1997 14:10:41 -0400 (EDT)
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The eaises thing that we've been doing, is to put 3-4 comma's after the
phone number.  Apparently, the comma's cause the modem to wait long enough
to bypass the tone, and then start negotiating.  I'm not sure exactly what
is happening, but it works for us.

Alex P

On Fri, 22 Aug 1997, David Mulberry wrote:

>  This has probably already been covered but I hope someone will refresh my
> memory.  I have a user using Win3.1 with a V.42 modem that is hanging up
> before it ever starts hand shaking.  I think the modem is interpreting the
> initial tone that the new K56flex modems give off as a busy signal and hangs
> up.
> 
> Anyone experience this and come up with a fix?
> 
> David Mulberry
> "Your ride on the Internet"
> http://www.binarybus.com
> 
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(ASCEND) Busy Tone

From: "David Mulberry" <davidm@binarybus.com>

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