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7437.1 | Need new Faxtalk | PCBUOA::GKELLEY | | Mon May 12 1997 16:53 | 7 |
| You need the new version of Faxtalk. Send me a note and I'll give you a
pointer to where you can copy the files.
[email protected]
regards,
glen kelley
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7437.2 | have a 931? | CSC32::RUTSCHOW | Jack of all trades, master of none | Sun Jun 01 1997 01:44 | 9 |
| Glen,
Thanks for all the help but due to technical difficulty I just got
the stuff copied over and it says it's for the Starion models 910, 915,
921, 930, 932, 940, 950 and 960. Well I have a 931... Will this still
work?
thanks,
dale
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7437.3 | Different sound/modem | PCBUOA::GKELLEY | | Mon Jun 02 1997 17:23 | 6 |
| The 931 uses a different sound card and modem. The sound card is by
Diamond and is a standard 16-bit ESS sound card. The modem is a Boca
28.8. The files that are used for the sound/modem are different.
glen
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7437.4 | 931 modem | PCBUOA::GKELLEY | | Mon Jun 02 1997 17:26 | 9 |
| I went back over your original note and noticed that you had stated
that you had a 931, I mis-read that part. FaxTalk is used on the other
models. The Boca modem is a standard 28.8. If your having problems with
it hanging up, it maybe the wiring in your house, or it may be a faulty
modem. If you have a number of extensions in the house, try unplugging
an extension phones and see if that helps.
regards,
glen
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7437.5 | Dedicated phone line | CSC32::RUTSCHOW | Jack of all trades, master of none | Mon Jun 02 1997 23:29 | 20 |
| Thanks Glen but this is a dedicated phone line... This is also a
"newer" modem. The first one died after about 3 months, so this one is
about a year old. It has always done it...
thanks again, but I still have the problem... Guess I can delete all
those files you pointed me to!!!
This is a :
Boca 28.8 Kbps V.34 MV.34i
com2
8 none 1stop
use FIFO buffers
(basically the defaults)
Use error control
use flow control
Compress data
Hardware (rts/cts)
Modulation type = Standard
dale
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7437.6 | possible phone line problem | PCBUOA::GKELLEY | | Tue Jun 03 1997 10:13 | 15 |
| Was the "hang up" problem present on the original modem and on the new
modem? If so, it may point to a problem in the phone lines. The local
phone company supplies the current for the phone - if the current is
too low (generally below about 20ma), then the modem may be having
trouble hanging up.
The low current situation usually exhibits itself as a problem in
establishing the initial circuit. You might want to have the phone
company check out the local loop current (the modem is suppose to work
correctly down to about 16ma).
The other item is what application are you using for communications?
Have you used any other applications that provide comm?
glen
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