Re: modem port?
Thanks for your quick response. I have one more question even if I don't
know you are the right person or not.
I still have a problem with setting up your modem(Rapid Trasit 56K isa
card) in my linux machine. It works in window 95 very well.
When I come to linux(Debian 1.3.1), it doesn't detect COM port2 which is
configured with the modem. I found out the plug and play device is not detected
in linux operating system. But there is a way for linux to detect plug and
play device - use "isapnp" command. When I used that command, linux
detects the modem port(COM2). but it configured wrong. So my conclusion
is my modem is maybe a Winmodem that can be only used in windows 95.
My modem is not listed in windows NT 4.0 modem setup.
Bottom line:
Is your modem is a Winmodem?
How can I configure your modem in windows NT 4.0?
Thanks a lot..
Heechul.
On Fri, 7 Nov 1997 tcaballes@smartm.com wrote:
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> Not having COM 2 in the Device Manager typically has to do with teh CMOS
> setup of your PC not the modem. Windows 95 manages your systems resources
> and assignes the modem to the first available resource setting. If Win 95
> is able to locate the modem and you can run the Win 95 Modem Diagnostics
> and Win 95 Hyperterminal. Then I would suspect the setup configuration of
> the application.
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> Regards,
> Tim Caballes
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> jijisa@hankook.bess.net on 11/06/97 12:42:04 AM
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> To: Tim Caballes
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> Subject: modem port?
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> Hi! I'm Heechul. I bought cybermax computer which has your brand modem.
> I sent e-mail to cybermax tech support but I think I'd better to send
> you, too.
> I wonder why my computer doesn't have communications port(COM2) in device
> manager.
> But my modem(Smart rapid transit K56) uses COM2 port. This is what I
> don't understand. The modem works fine in windows 95.
> The reason I ask about this is brought by linux
> modem configuration. when I boot linux, it doesn't detect COM2, that is
> /dev/ttyS1 in linux. So I configured it manually. But when I try to
> dial out with that port, it doesn't work. I want to know which port
> my modem uses or there are any trick about this modem.
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> Thanks ,
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> Heechul.
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