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[sindi keesan <keesan AT sdf.lonestar.org>]

On Tue, 2 Aug 2005 RandumAri AT netscape.net wrote:

> Wow, thanks for the quick responses, guys!
>
> > For the log:
> > eznet log
>
> thanks, it worked!
>
> > Use a terminal program after exiting your connection and type the ati0,
> > ati1, etc. commands.  For USR, ati6 tells your previous connections speeds
> > (up and down).  Don't recall what other makers use.

> unfortunately, those commands weren't found.. I did a "find / ati0", 
> which couldn't find it either.  I checked a chip on the modem- it said 
> something like Cirus Logic CL M02614 20QC-E (and some more 
> numbers/letters under it).  I think that means that its a Cirus Logic 
> modem.

find / -name string

ati0 is a command to the modem issued by a terminal program such as kermit 
or minicom or microcom (provided with BL3), not a linux command.

BL3 has some brief instructions on how to use microcom.  Can someone 
explain quickly how to send the modem ati commands with it?

> > > Lazarith


Sindi