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Hmm, tried the AT&F command, no joy.
the IRQs are set in isapnp and in setserial, and they match.

What puzzles me is that I can get the modem to dial!  It dials, handshakes,
I even got a CONNECT from it under Seyon, but it still echoes keystrokes
very slowly and spews seemingly random characters when I dial my ISP.

Can anyone suggest a non-PPP dialup that I can ring to test simple terminal
functionality?
(Australia, preferably Darwin)

Can anyone give me any more pointers on how to get it working?

Thanks
Dave
reddwarf@octa4.net.au

Terry Porter wrote in message ...
>On Mon, 18 Jan 1999 09:45:51 GMT, Nico Kadel-Garciai
><raoul@rkadel.ne.mediaone.net> wrote:
>>On Mon, 18 Jan 1999 15:25:32 +0930, ochre small <reddwarf@octa4.net.au>
wrote:
>>>Hi again all,
>>>thanks to lots of advice and a little luck, I have now arrived at the
point
>>>where I can get my internal pnp modem to dial, and I hear it happening.
I
>>>have been using minicom, and I now have the following problem:
>>>
>>>Although it responds to AT commands such as ATDT xxxxxx
>>>th emodem does not send strings back to minicom as far as I can tell.
>>
>>Type "at&f" to get it into factory default. Then try typing things: the
>>modem is probably in an odd state.
>>
>
>The modem needs to be instructed to return "verbose" replies.
>You WILL need to consult your manual, and instruct the modem to do it
>by either the init string you send it, or as a power up default.
>
>terry
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