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Ekkard Gerlach <SPS_Gerlach@online.de> writes: > > > 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. > > I did it: > > ---------- > atz > OK > AT+FCLASS=2.0;+FAA=1 > OK > > RING > ata > +FDM > ----------- I got +FDM . :-(((( > > > Can you tell me what FDM and FCO mean ? Web-link ? Try this: http://www.zyxel.ru/public/misc/standards/class1.zip (class 1.0 draft) http://www.zyxel.ru/public/misc/standards/class2.zip (class 2.0 draft) http://www.zyxel.ru/public/misc/standards/faxspecs.zip (T.30 specs draft) > thank you for your help > > I think I will public my config.modem with this > firmware feature. Arowana-modem is not perfectly > configurable with data- and fax-recognition > simultaneously. > > bye > Ekkard > > > > BTW: > > atz > OK > AT+FCLASS=2.0;+FAA=0 > OK > > RING > ata > +FCO Yes, the modem immediately answers as a fax. > > OK > > ----------- > > atz > OK > AT+FCLASS=1;+FAA=0 > OK > > RING > ata > CONNECT The same -- immediately answers as a fax. BTW, most modems cannot detect type of the call in Class 1 mode, and so +FAA=0 is probably useless here (consult your modem's manual). > ------------ > > atz > OK > AT+FCLASS=1;+FAA=1 > OK > > RING > ata > NO CARRIER Hmm, it seems that DCE just not detected a carrier and it is not related to +FAA=1. Hope to hear from you soon, Dmitry