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[hylafax-devel] Re: Modem Reset Commands
Dmitry,
We are listening!!
It took a bit of correspondance back and forth for it to become clear from
you that ATZ reset the data pump.
Also, the fact that you were/are advocating relying on the ATZ setting the
modem to a KNOWN state muddied the waters a bit as well.
I haven't seen anyone argue against using the ATZ once it became clear that
it does MORE than just program the modem to the NVRAM settings ( which was
my understanding prior to this whole conversation ).
Anything that can be done to reset the modem to a know state is good.
ATZ followed by reinitializing paramaters seems to be an excellent way to
go.
>
> joel.peshkin@conexant.com writes:
>
> > > HOWEVER, if the ATZ resets the data pump, then I am all for it.
> > > BUT...the state of the modem after the ATZ MUST BE SUSPECT.. if a user
> > > ( via cu, minicom, etc ) has set the modem to something & done an AT&W
> >
> > > I just like to make this real clear... In a fax only environent, where
> > > HylaFAX is the only thing accessing the modem, relying on ATZ would
> > > be acceptable.
> >
> >
> > I have occasion to run modems made by dozens of manufacturers thorugh
> > thousands of calls. On many, there are accumulations of problems that are
> > cleared up by doing an ATZ. I would suggest using an ATZ on a regular
> > basis and then reinitializing parameters after the ATZ. This is sort of
> > like rebootinjg your windows machine once a week for good measure :-) Some
> > modems reset the data pump every hangup, but I would not rely on all
> > manufacturers doing this.
>
> Yes!!! That's exactly what I am trying to explain for about a month, but
> noone is going to believe me :-(
>
> Hope to hear from you soon,
> Dmitry
>
--
Steve Williams, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Genie Computer Systems Inc.
steve@genie96.com
"A man doesn't begin to attain wisdom until he recognizes that he is
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