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In article <34965f0b.6144534@news.btinternet.com>, Mumbles
<Mumbles@Monkey.net> writes
>Can someone please tell me what the AT commands to use with a terminal
>program are to allow you to make and receive voice calls through a
>Rockwell chipset modem using a headset plugged into the modem.

Although I have an Enact modem which uses the Rockwell chipset I have
never played with the voice side.  Too busy trying to get the ones and
noughts side sorted out!! :-)

However I do have a handbook/booklet that came with it, and it is full
of all sorts of arcane little commands.

If you can let me have a snailmail address I will send you a photocopy
of the section on SVD/DSVD mode commands.

>At the moment I`ve been using variation on AT#CLS=8 AT#VLS=6 which
>allows me to connect to the other person, I can hear them, but they
>can`t hear me. There`s definetly nothing wrong with the headset, 

According to my booklet at#vls=5 is to select a headset, at#vls=6
selects a speakerphone.   The default of at#vls=0 is for a handset.

>this
>has been tested and works fine. The other strange thing is that I was
>told that voice modems should respond with an 8 or 80 when given the
>command AT+FCLASS=? mine responds with 0,1,1,0

Mine responds 0,1,1.0,80

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