modem help

don't pull the trigger yet,

I have looked around for a specific modem group and those found don't seen
to be up to date with posts so you guys maybe being into modems/routers I'll
try here.

I have installed an Intel Ham V92 Voice Fax Data modem - PCI type and have
set up Windows fax printer. Going through precisely the same routine as my
Lucent Win fax modem fitted system, I cannot send a fax. Within 2 seconds or
less from it
initialising it reports back Dialling **********, There is no answer. It all
seems too quick. I have it set to wait for dialling tone in fact tried both
settings but same results with each. I have also tried using AT D in front
of numbers in the fax address book but again no go.

Using Windows HyperTerminal I can ring numbers using the pre digits AT D and
it does work. I can also input all the check AT codes and the modem reports
back all as OK. So I think I can rule out a faulty modem.

So what's happening with the fax printer side.

As stated above, I have a similar set up on another desktop which has a
Lucent Win Modem and it works fine. As far as I recall all I did was set up
the Win Fax printer
and away it faxed.

anyone with a similar system set up that can please assist.

thanks




Yes Baby

sorted

ta


"Yes Baby" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> don't pull the trigger yet,
>
> I have looked around for a specific modem group and those found don't seen
> to be up to date with posts so you guys maybe being into modems/routers
> I'll try here.
>
> I have installed an Intel Ham V92 Voice Fax Data modem - PCI type and have
> set up Windows fax printer. Going through precisely the same routine as my
> Lucent Win fax modem fitted system, I cannot send a fax. Within 2 seconds
> or less from it
> initialising it reports back Dialling **********, There is no answer. It
> all
> seems too quick. I have it set to wait for dialling tone in fact tried
> both
> settings but same results with each. I have also tried using AT D in front
> of numbers in the fax address book but again no go.
>
> Using Windows HyperTerminal I can ring numbers using the pre digits AT D
> and
> it does work. I can also input all the check AT codes and the modem
> reports
> back all as OK. So I think I can rule out a faulty modem.
>
> So what's happening with the fax printer side.
>
> As stated above, I have a similar set up on another desktop which has a
> Lucent Win Modem and it works fine. As far as I recall all I did was set
> up the Win Fax printer
> and away it faxed.
>
> anyone with a similar system set up that can please assist.
>
> thanks
>

"Yes Baby" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> sorted

Glad to hear it, and thank you for letting the group know, so nobody wastes
their time trying to help with a solved problem. But please post the
solution for the benefit of anyone with the same/a similar problem who may
find your post through a search.

Alex

"Alex Fraser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "Yes Baby" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> sorted
>
> Glad to hear it, and thank you for letting the group know, so nobody
> wastes their time trying to help with a solved problem. But please post
> the solution for the benefit of anyone with the same/a similar problem who
> may find your post through a search.
>
> Alex
>

OK

I found a Google ref pointing to Control Panel then switch to Classic View
open Phone and Modem Options.

Under the Dialling Rules tab I entered my area code.

Picked another fax number and hey presto first time send.

dj