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Richard Linsley Hood wrote:
> 
> I have install my Modem under Win95 as a GVC 28800 External (the nearest
> one to what I have) and have noticed that it is not being sent a &D2
> which would allow it to hang up on DTR toggle.
> 
> Can anyone tell me which key in the registry I need to add / alter to
> allow this extra parameter to be sent during modem setup.

You don't have to edit registry, just start Control Panel and go to the Modems 
section. Click Properties -> Connection -> Advanced. You can specify AT&D2 in 
the Extra Settings line. These commands will be sent to the modem after Win95 
has passed its standard settings,

Ilkka

Ilkka Pirskanen wrote:
> 
> Richard Linsley Hood wrote:
> >
> > I have install my Modem under Win95 as a GVC 28800 External (the nearest
> > one to what I have) and have noticed that it is not being sent a &D2
> > which would allow it to hang up on DTR toggle.
> >
> > 
> section. Click Properties -> Connection -> Advanced. You can specify AT&D2 in
> the Extra Settings line. These commands will be sent to the modem after Win95
> has passed its standard settings,


Note that though the above is correct you are not meant to type in the 
'AT' bit of the code in these extra-settings.

Lez

-- 
Lez Oxley, Deputy ACS Manager and Database Administrator
Administration, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton, BN1 9RH, UK
Tel: +44 1273 606755 x3808 Fax: +44 1273 678335 
EMAIL: L.Oxley@sussex.ac.uk

In Article <310669F9.46BB@tiha.pp.fi> Ilkka Pirskanen  writes:
>Richard Linsley Hood wrote:
>> 
>> I have install my Modem under Win95 as a GVC 28800 External (the nearest
>> one to what I have) and have noticed that it is not being sent a &D2
>> which would allow it to hang up on DTR toggle.
>> 
>> Can anyone tell me which key in the registry I need to add / alter to
>> allow this extra parameter to be sent during modem setup.
>
>You don't have to edit registry, just start Control Panel and go to the Modems 
>section. Click Properties -> Connection -> Advanced. You can specify AT&D2 in 
>the Extra Settings line. These commands will be sent to the modem after Win95 
>has passed its standard settings,

I've noticed (by looking in the ModemLog.txt file) that you don't need to
put the 'AT' on the start of your extra string. Win95 puts it on for you.

-- 
Clarke Brunt (clarke@brunt.demon.co.uk)

Richard Linsley Hood <richardlh@dakal.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>Can anyone tell me which key in the registry I need to add / alter to 
>allow this extra parameter to be sent during modem setup.

You can change this using the control panel.  Select 'modems', in the
'general' tab, click the properties button, in the 'connection' tab
click the advanced button, and add your settings to the 'extra
settings' field.

Steve

Richard Linsley Hood <richardlh@dakal.demon.co.uk> wrote:

>I have install my Modem under Win95 as a GVC 28800 External (the nearest 
>one to what I have) and have noticed that it is not being sent a &D2 
>which would allow it to hang up on DTR toggle.
>
>Can anyone tell me which key in the registry I need to add / alter to 
>allow this extra parameter to be sent during modem setup.

As others have said, you don't need to edit the registry to send
additional commands. However FYI you'll find the various modem
strings/commands under:

\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Modem\000x 

where x=0 if you only have one modem installed.

-- 
Pat Chaney                   PGP key available from public key servers
Wokingham, UK

In Article <3106bef4.50445759@distort.demon.co.uk> Paul Calter  writes:
>Once upon a time, Lez Oxley <L.Oxley@sussex.ac.uk> said .....
>
>> > Richard Linsley Hood wrote:
>> > ....... Click Properties -> Connection -> Advanced. You can specify AT&D2 in
>> > the Extra Settings line. These commands will be sent to the modem after Win95
>> > has passed its standard settings,
>> 
>> Note that though the above is correct you are not meant to type in the 
>> 'AT' bit of the code in these extra-settings.
>
>On what do you base this statement? I have a string in my setup, which
>appears to work OK, and it starts with AT. 

Perhaps I stated that myself somewhere too. I based it on having entered
a string without 'AT', finding it worked, then looking in ModemLog.txt to
see that Win95 had prepended 'AT' to it.

I suppose Win95 might check if you have put 'AT' and not add another one,
otherwise I reckon ATAT would mean 'set auto answer mode' and 'use tone
dialling'.

-- 
Clarke Brunt (clarke@brunt.demon.co.uk)

Once upon a time, Clarke Brunt <clarke@brunt.demon.co.uk> said .....

> I've noticed (by looking in the ModemLog.txt file) that you don't need to
> put the 'AT' on the start of your extra string. Win95 puts it on for you.

Hi Clarke,

Do you mean that if you put it in the string, and Win95 does the same,
you get "ATAT.....etc."?

I have it in my extra string, but my MODEMLOG.TXT only shows one "AT" at
the beginning.

Perhaps you mean that if it's not there, Win95 puts it in for you, but
if it is, it doesn't?

Regards,
Paul Calter, Lancashire, UK

Paul Calter wrote:
> 
> Once upon a time, Lez Oxley <L.Oxley@sussex.ac.uk> said .....
> 
> > > Richard Linsley Hood wrote:
> > > ....... Click Properties -> Connection -> Advanced. You can specify AT&D2 in
> > > the Extra Settings line. These commands will be sent to the modem after Win95
> > > has passed its standard settings,
> >
> > Note that though the above is correct you are not meant to type in the
> > 'AT' bit of the code in these extra-settings.
> 
> Hi Lez,
> 
> On what do you base this statement? I have a string in my setup, which
> appears to work OK, and it starts with AT.

I had problems using ATxx but after reading the Microsoft Resource Kit 
Book and Livingston and Straub's book win '95 Secrets I noticed that you 
should NOT use the AT 'prefix'. So I tried it without the 'AT' and lo and 
behold what I wanted to do with my 'extra settings' worked fine.

So there !

Lez

-- 
Lez Oxley, Deputy ACS Manager and Database Administrator
Administration, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton, BN1 9RH, UK
Tel: +44 1273 606755 x3808 Fax: +44 1273 678335 
EMAIL: L.Oxley@sussex.ac.uk

Clarke Brunt <clarke@brunt.demon.co.uk> wrote:

>In Article <310669F9.46BB@tiha.pp.fi> Ilkka Pirskanen  writes:
>>Richard Linsley Hood wrote:
>>> 
>>> I have install my Modem under Win95 as a GVC 28800 External (the nearest
>>> one to what I have) and have noticed that it is not being sent a &D2
>>> which would allow it to hang up on DTR toggle.
>>> 
>>> Can anyone tell me which key in the registry I need to add / alter to
>>> allow this extra parameter to be sent during modem setup.
>>
>>You don't have to edit registry, just start Control Panel and go to the Modems 
>>section. Click Properties -> Connection -> Advanced. You can specify AT&D2 in 
>>the Extra Settings line. These commands will be sent to the modem after Win95 
>>has passed its standard settings,

>I've noticed (by looking in the ModemLog.txt file) that you don't need to
>put the 'AT' on the start of your extra string. Win95 puts it on for you.

>-- 
>Clarke Brunt (clarke@brunt.demon.co.uk)

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