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From: 6101695@PUCC.BITNET (Raymond Chen)
Newsgroups: net.micro.pc
Subject: Re: Inexpensive Modems
Message-ID: <1059@PUCC.BITNET>
Date: Fri, 19-Sep-86 19:51:56 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep 19 19:51:56 1986
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In article <110@dosadi.UUCP>, root@dosadi.UUCP (Maintenance Account) writes:
     
>> Has anyone had experience with the Everex Evercom Modem ...
>>                                 Clayton Yee
>
>My only complaint about the modem itself
>is the speaker.  The volume can only be controlled by an AT command, and
>when you do change it, you get all or nothing.
There is the L# command where 0 >= # >= 2 which controls loudness.  0=quiet,
2=loud.  I do have a complaint about the Everex:  It drops the carrier when
you pick up the extension phone.  This doesn't bother most people, but for
people like me who aren't sure if there is a computer on the other end, it
gives us a chance to apologize to the person who answers the phone.  (Also,
I like to monitor the progress of a call.  For what good it does, since it
garbles transmission if you're not very quiet.)
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