Modem command information

Marc Eberhard (marc@athene.thphy.uni-duesseldorf.de)
Wed, 25 Feb 1998 21:17:23 +0100


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Hi!

Steve Kuekes wrote:
> I have a prometheus Cyberphone 14.4 external modem that I would
> like to use vgetty/mgetty under Linux with. During my trials, I
> discovered that it apparently has a Sierra modem chipset inside. 
> Here's the problem. I'd like to get documentation on how to use
> the voice commands with the modem so that I can either use an
> already existing mgetty driver or write one for it. It doesn't
> respond as an at+fclass=8 as it says that it only supports 0,2. 

Ok, so it doesn't use the ZyXEL/IS-101 command set. Does AT#CLS=8
work? In that case you could try the Rockwell/USR driver.

> The problem is further compounded by the fact that Prometheus has
> gone out of business and they have a skeleton web site and it
> appears that Sierra is out of the modem chipset business as well
> and I can't find anything on their web site either.

Bad luck, but one question I'm really wondering about is, if you
tried the Sierra driver in vgetty? If your modem is not detected, you
just have to add the one/some lines to the auto detection routine.
Please send me the output of the ATI commands (ATI, ATI1, ATI2, ...)
and I can tell you exactly what to add where.

> So my question is does anyone have any documention on the Sierra 14.4
> chipset? Or know of where I might get some? FWIW neither Sierra or
> Rockwell vgetty drivers operate the modem properly.

Logfiles? What happens exactly?

Bye,
Marc
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