Banksia MyVoice modems

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Hi,

On Sun, May 16, 1999 at 06:38:18PM +1000, Simon Butcher wrote:
> > > Looks like Rockwell.
> > Definitely.
> 
> Maybe not so definite.. 

Well, yes -  RCV288DPi is a typical Rockwell data pump.  The vendor does
not have to use the Rockwell controller chip, so they are free to
implement any command set they like.

> I forced vgetty to use the Rockwell settings, as
> suggested by Marc. Vgetty spat out a list of things it couldn't set, and
> continued to try answering an invisible caller.

So how does the log file look like?

> None of the Rockwell voice AT commands work; all return an error, 

Ugh. Bad.

> so I've
> e-mailed Banksia requesting a list of voice commands. If they do surrender
> the information, I'll make up a driver, or pass it onto anyone else who has
> more time than I do..
> 
> Here's the total information returns (without the quotes, of course)
> 
> ATI0 "Banksia MyFastV34 336 Fax Modem Rev 34151PA1"
> ATI1 "255"
> ATI2 "OK"
> ATI3 "V1.510-V34_DP"
> ATI4 "MyFastInModem-V34" "Designed in Australia by Banksia Technology Pty
> Ltd"
> ATI5 "022"
> ATI6 "RCV288DPi Rev 05BA"
> ATI7 "255"

Thanks.  What about ATI9?

(Could you just run "mid" on your modem?  "mid" is Modem IDentify, can be
found in the mgetty source tree in mgetty/tools/mid, and will check all
ATI commands and some others - just run it as "mid /dev/ttyS1" or wherever
your modem is, and mail me the output).

gert
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