[plug] Freesco Dialip Problem

[Anthony Jones]

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There may be a setting which allows you to select what country you're in.  
Many countries have different dial tones.  Finding out modem 'AT' commands 
doesn't seem to be as easy as it used to be.  It may be as simple as entering 
'ATB0' which tells it that you're using a 'CCITT' exchange rather than a 
'Bell' one.

If you can't set a modem init string then most modems allow you to save the 
modem settings to non-volatile memory.  I think the command is 'AT&Y0' but I 
honestly can't remember.

Anthony Jones

On Tuesday 04 December 2001 12:45, Matt Kemner wrote:
> On 4 Dec 2001, Aaron W wrote:
> > I am getting the No dialtone signal, I can fix this in windoze by
> > unchecking the box that says wait for dialtone. Do you know if there is a
> > similar option in freesco ?
>
> I haven't used freesco, but if there is somewhere you can modify the init
> string, then just add X3 or X0 to the string.
>
> X3 is better because it disables check-for-dial-tone only. X0 disables
> check-for-busy-signal also.
>
>  - Matt
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