>
> Is there anyway to disable the PM3's "data-over-voice" feature?
>Basically, so all voice calls go to a modem.
>
Not at the moment. However, we are looking at the best way to accomplish this.
> This feature apparently causes a small delay before modem handshaking,
>while the PM3 looks for HDLC frames before transfering the call to a
>modem. There is no "data-over-voice" in our area, so we don't need this
>feature.
>
Not true. The PM3 actually creates an internal race condition where we look for HDLC framing, but at the exact same instance, we still start the DSP modem process. If HDLC framing is present, it always beats out the DSP handshake and we connect ISDN. If no HDLC framing is present, the DSP starts up, and we handshake ** without ** any introduced delay.
> Also, apparently, this is why the PM3 takes longer to initiate modem
>handshaking than the Ascend MAX 4000.
>
Nope. ;-)
--Marty
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