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Ekkard Gerlach <SPS_Gerlach@online.de> writes: > please help to make another modem (AROWANA, TI-Chipset) > work with linux. There's (seems to be) no support of this modem > worldwide so far. Nearly all functions work !!!! I will > make the solution public as soon as faxes from Class-1 > machines are possible! That's nonsence -- "class" defines interface between DCE (modem) and DTE (computer) and thus is not applicable to stand-alone fax machines, though both fax machines and modems should comply to G3 specifications (ITU T.30 and T.4 standards). > My "AROWANA"-modem with TI-Chipset 56K/ Class2.0 does not > want to recognise faxes from an about 6 years old manual > paper fax machine (may be Class1?) when FAA=1 > (auto-detection of data or fax) is set. The other way round > AROWANA-Modem can send a fax to the old fax machine > with initial configuration of Class2.0 . > While trying to receive a fax the modem seems not be able > to decide whether it is a Data oder Fax Connection. > In /var/log/messages are *NO* messages during the old fax > machine and the modem are trying handshake. After about 40 > seconds of trying to make handshake, the modem detects > "Data Connection": but it's a FAX !!!! > > Feb 24 19:15:01 rex FaxGetty[1044]: --> [4:RING] > Feb 24 19:15:01 rex FaxGetty[1044]: MODEM input buffering enabled > Feb 24 19:15:48 rex FaxGetty[1044]: ANSWER: DATA CONNECTION > Feb 24 19:15:48 rex FaxGetty[1044]: GETTY: START "/usr/sbin/mgetty -r -b > -s 115200 ttyS1", pid 1117 > (BTW: it doesn�t mind which kind getty ..) > > > Has somebody an idea where I can search ? Invoke minicom and initialize the modem with AT+FCLASS=2.0;+FAA=1 When an incoming call (from your 6-years old fax machine) will arrive, the modem will print RING message. Issue ATA and see how the modem reports the type of connection. If it prints +FDM, you have no way around -- the bug is firmware-related. Hope to hear from you soon, Dmitry