GA> I am running Win95. I have recently installed the ?latest Netcomm

 GA> drivers for Win95/M34F. I now have a problem (which didn't exist

 GA> before) of my modem being left in the autoanswer mode after using any

 GA> comms prog. (well Win95 specific). My modem's default is autoanswer

 GA> off. Even trying to switch AA off from within a comms prog. does not

 GA> work and I either have to switch the modem off and on again or send a

 GA> command via DOS. Is their a bug in the new drivers??

 SL>

 SL> I'm no Windows 95 guru but see if this helps...

 SL>

 SL> In the [MfgAddReg] section of the N-SMM34.INF file make the following

 SL> change:

 SL> HKR, Init,      2,, "AT &F &K3 S0=0 S7=60"

 SL> ~~~~

 SL> Also, if you're finding the M34F's speaker a little loud try these

 SL> changes:

 SL> HKR, Settings, SpeakerVolume_Low,, "L0"

 SL> HKR, Settings, SpeakerVolume_Med,, "L1"

 SL> HKR, Settings, SpeakerVolume_High,, "L2"

 SL>

 SL> And, if you like to hear those pesky retrains and rate changes...

 SL>

 SL> HKR, Settings, SpeakerMode_Dial,, "M4"

 SL>

 SL> Lastly, if you want to enable MNP-10 change...

 SL>

 SL> HKR, Settings, Cellular_Off,, "#K1"



Hi Steve,



Thanks for your response. I don't have a N-SMM34.INF file?? I did a search

through my .INF files for m34f and found three: OEM1.INF, added S0=0, no

joy. MDMAUS.INF (Australian Modems) and I quote "Specific models moved to

MDM*.INF when correct command set information available"
>>>> MDMSPEC.INF

already contains the S0=0 command.



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