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Julio C Spinelli wrote: To have the modem emit this tone, you need to have autoanswer off, something like AT+FAA=0 works in many modems. To have this be part of the hylafax initialization, you need to add a statement similar (please check the manual pages for setup for the exact spelling) to AdaptiveAnswer: AT+FAA=0 #turns adaptive answer off To your config.xxx file (xxx represents the device name where the modem is) in the /var/spool/fax/etc directory. AdaptiveAnswer: controls as a boolean value whether or not an adaptive answer strategy is used (and defaults to No). It has nothing to do with the CNG tone and setting AT+FAA=0 into this configuration parameter would not work. The problem of the original question was also how to make the modem emit CNG during a call. AT+FAA=1 is typically set in ModemSetupAACmd: to make HylaFAX service a fax, data, or voice call as identified by the modem(!). Naturally this will only work if the supports a good adaptive-answering facility (for more infos see html/setup-advanced.php and the man page config(4F)). I don't know if or if not AT+FAA=0 in ModemSetupAACmd: for the modem (NB: the original poster didn't give much information about the modem) will switch on CNG after placing a call. I just run a test with my ZyXEL 2864 and it emits CNG after placing a call regardless of setting AT+FAA=0 or AT+FAA=1. matthias Do this and it will work in many home pbxs. There are still some, that for reasons unknown to me confuse the modem into getting a busy tone and it just hangs up when they answer. Does anybody have any solutions for this? Good luck Julio