Re: [hylafax-users] I would like to ask about DID modem and hylafax,thx

[Pedro Rocadas <procadas@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Leon. First of all, please, don't send messages to
announce and/or devel addresses for this type of
questions. They are there for different purposes.

--- "Leon Tang(Sentron)" <leontang@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

> Dear all,
> 
>   I am a fresh begineer that i have installed
> hylafax to my redhat linux server,
> and I would like to ask if there any manual or might
> you teach me how to config the hyalafax with my DID
> modem?

I don't have one of this myself but the development
team added support fot his modem, but I'm not aware if
there is any config.ttXXX prototype file for this
modem.
Update: I just checked in the list archives and found
a good thread, even with a working config.ttXX file,
but seemed that HylaFAX generate a working one by
default.

http://www.hylafax.org/archive/2003-09/msg00377.php
http://www.hylafax.org/archive/2003-09/msg00393.php

The documentation that you must consult are man
hylafax-config and man faxrcvd, the later if you want
deliver the fax according DID/DNIS. The earlier is one
of the best documents to consult every time you have
doubts about HylaFAX configuration (one thing that I
lately forgot, stupidly).

In man faxrcvd you will notice info about FaxDispatch,
the file you can use, and probably want to use, to
deliver fax by DID/DNIS.
 
> The modem model is: Multi Tech MT5634ZBA-DID
> When i use com port hyper terminal to enter AT
> command:
> AT*DS1*DD0*dn4*dt15
> ATS0=1
> 
> it will give me the string "DID:2409",
> when i dial XXXX2409 in telephone line!

Are you behind a PBX? 

> 
> might the expert help me or teach me?
> 
> Thx a lot~!
> 
> LEON



		
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