Re: (PMOD) Unknown modem

Craig Baird (bairdc@xpressweb.com)
Mon, 07 Jun 1999 11:07:58 -0600

We also had problems getting the CL modems to initialize with +MS=V34.
I never tried re-booting, but after looking in the modem's
documentation, I found that it listed +MS=V34B. That string has worked
perfectly every time for us.

Craig
Xpressweb Internet Services
bairdc@xpressweb.com
http://www.xpressweb.com

> PRI
> 3.8.2c2
>
> We have been having a hard time with any modem with that chipset on it. I
> had that chipset show up on a Phoebe modem, up until that time the Phoebe
> modems I have delt with had Rockwell chips on them and connect great.
>
> The only way I have been able to get those crappy CL-MD56xx Cirrus Logic
> modems to connect is by disabling 56k altogether with +MS=V34 (i think thats
> what does it).
>
> I also found that sometimes the modem will not initialize with that string
> unless the computer is rebooted.
>
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