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From: elc@well.UUCP (Eric L. Cook)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: Everex Evercom 24E - experiences?
Summary: Do better product research next time....
Message-ID: <12485@well.UUCP>
Date: 29 Jun 89 22:06:35 GMT
References: <24A7EE3B.21773@ateng.com> <577@sequoia.UUCP>
Reply-To: elc@well.UUCP (Eric L. Cook)
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In article <577@sequoia.UUCP> dewey@sequoia.UUCP (Dewey Henize) writes:
>I recently made the bad decision to purchase Everex Evercom 24E+ modems for
>our use as both indial and outdial through a Micom.
>
>There is a string that can be sent to the modem to disable this message, I
>believe its either &I1 or &I0.  There is NOT any way to store this 
>configuration
>however, so if power cycles its back blabbing again.
>Dewey

Your problem is that you did not ( If it was your decision. ) 
research the modem capabilities. The modem was not designed with
a non-volatile memory, so any settings other than the dip 
switches on the bottom are not saved upon power cycling. It was a
bad decision on your part to buy the modem based on your needs, 
but you can't blame Everex for that. 
 
**** With my two cents. **** 
          Eric Cook