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From: c60c-3aw@tarantula.berkeley.edu (Andy McFadden)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Various observations
Summary: observations on my observations
Keywords: Ack.
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Date: 20 Oct 88 20:27:20 GMT
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In article <187@orbit.UUCP> shawn@pnet51.cts.com (Shawn Stanley) writes:
>If you have a ProModem 2400G clone and you're getting word results instead

For the record: the modem is manufactured by Prometheus; only the name has
been changed to protect the profits.  It *is* a ProModem 2400G.

>of numeric, and you WANT numeric, execute the ATV0 modem command.  If this
>method doesn't "stick" for you, although it works the first time, save it
>in the nonvolatile RAM with the AT&W command, which saves various register
>and setting states.

Here's a possible problem: it's not as Hayes compatible is it claims.

Try this:
ATV0	<- set for numeric result codes
ATZ	<- this should reset all setting to their defaults.  Note that this
	   will return a "0" rather than "OK", because the result is sent
	   before the registers are reset.
ATZ	<- do it again.  It should now return "OK", because one of the bit-
	   mapped S-registers should have been reset.  Mine returns a "0".
	   Ooops.

As the Unknown User pointed out, ProTERM is (apparently) capable of handling
verbal result codes to some degree.

I also tried this:
After the phone hung up, I was left in the modem command mode with various
things (i.e., echo) turned off.  I did an ATV0, then ATDT###... when the
remote connection hung up, it sent a numeric code.  ProTERM still did not
detect it.

About the only thing I can try now is complain to Checkmate or Prometheus.

>UUCP: {rosevax, crash}!orbit!pnet51!shawn
>INET: shawn@pnet51.cts.com

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