hi list is there any command to query modem to get its information just like in windows. in fact i want to know a modem's FCLASS. or tell me if there is any other way to accomplish this Regards Azeem
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On Mon, 2006-01-02 at 05:57, azeem ahmad wrote:
hi list is there any command to query modem to get its information just like in windows. in fact i want to know a modem's FCLASS. or tell me if there is any other way to accomplish this
If you run hylafax it should check this itself. You can also run kermit and: set line /dev/modem <-name of device set carrier off connect then type AT commands to chat with the modem. AT+FCLASS=? should return a list of supported modes.
control-\ followed by c should get you back to a kermit command prompt.
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On 1/2/06, azeem ahmad azeem81@msn.com wrote:
hi list is there any command to query modem to get its information just like in windows. in fact i want to know a modem's FCLASS. or tell me if there is any other way to accomplish this Regards Azeem
Do a Google search for "Hayes AT command set" to learn more.
On Monday 02 January 2006 6:57 am, azeem ahmad wrote:
hi list is there any command to query modem to get its information just like in windows. in fact i want to know a modem's FCLASS. or tell me if there is any other way to accomplish this
kppp can do that, assuming it can detect your modem - you have to burrow down into the configuration, but there's a query modem button in there - whether it will yield the exact info you seek, I can't speak to
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On Monday 02 January 2006 6:57 am, azeem ahmad wrote:
hi list is there any command to query modem to get its
information just like in
windows. in fact i want to know a modem's FCLASS.
or tell me if there is
any other way to accomplish this
kppp can do that, assuming it can detect your modem
- you have to burrow down
into the configuration, but there's a query modem button in there - whether it will yield the exact info you seek, I can't speak to -- Claude Jones Bluemont, VA, USA
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One useful tool is scanModem from http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/#scanmodem
Download scanModem.gz from above link. $ gunzip scanModem.gz $ chmod +x scanModem $ ./scanModem
should give you some information about your modem. Also you may also use wvdial. wvdial could also give you information about your modem.
Hope this helps,
Antonio
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--- Claude Jones claude_jones@levitjames.com wrote:
On Monday 02 January 2006 6:57 am, azeem ahmad wrote:
hi list is there any command to query modem to get its
information just like in
windows. in fact i want to know a modem's FCLASS.
or tell me if there is
any other way to accomplish this
kppp can do that, assuming it can detect your modem
- you have to burrow down
into the configuration, but there's a query modem button in there - whether it will yield the exact info you seek, I can't speak to -- Claude Jones Bluemont, VA, USA
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One useful tool is scanModem from http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/#scanmodem
Download scanModem.gz from above link. $ gunzip scanModem.gz $ chmod +x scanModem $ ./scanModem
should give you some information about your modem. Also you may also use wvdial. wvdial could also give you information about your modem.
Hope this helps,
Antonio
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On Mon, 2 Jan 2006, azeem ahmad wrote:
hi list is there any command to query modem to get its information just like in windows. in fact i want to know a modem's FCLASS. or tell me if there is any other way to accomplish this
you're probaby looking for AT commands, a google search should give you some examples.
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