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INIT STRINGS / EXTRA SETTINGS for your modem
If you have a properly installed modem .inf file, you normally don't need any initialization string or extra settings when using DUNS (dial-up-networking) - the .inf file determines the init string which - when everything works right - gives you the best connection possible. But, it doesn't always work that way, and sometimes you can improve your connection by adding extra settings (additional initialization string). Many command formats are specific to different modem chipsets. Below the screenshot showing where you go to add extra settings are some 56k/V.34-related commands for various modem chipsets. These commands can be used to enable or disable 56k (V.90, x2, K56Flex, or no-56k- V.34), error correction and compression protocols (V.42/MNP).
See this page for screenshot / Menu navigation to get to the window where you enter the settings.
Extra settings to control modulation (also see Limiting Your Connect Speed)
Modem | Disable x2 | Disable v.42 | Disable V.90 | Disable V.90 & x2 |
Sportster/USR | S32=34 | S15=128 | S32=66 | S32=98 |
Courier | S58=1 | S27=32 | S58=32 | S58=33 |
Cirrus MD56xx | +MS=V90,0 | +ES=4, 4, 6 %C1 | +MS=X2,0 | +MS=V34,1,0,33600 |
ESS / Teledrive | +MS=17,0 | \N5 | +MS=12,0 | +MS=11,0 |
Broadcom BCM | S51=95 | \N5 | S51=63 | S51=31 |
Disable KFlex | Disable V90 | Disable V90&Flex | Disable v.42 | |
Rockwell ACF V2.x | +MS=12 | +MS=56 | +MS=11 | &Q6 |
Rockwell HCF & Soft56 & ACF V3.x | +MS=V90,0 | +MS=K56,0 | +MS=V34 | +ES=1,0,1; |
Lucent LT | s38=0 | -v90=0 | s38=0-v90=0 | \n2 |
Lucent Venus | s109=2 | s109=0 | s38=0 | \n2 |
PCTel HSP | n0s37=14 | n0s37=13 | n0s37=12 | \N5 |
Motorola SM56 |
*MM15 -or- +MS=V90,0 |
*MM13
-or- +MS=K56FLEX,0 |
*MM12 -or- +MS=V34 |
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VIA |
*MM15 -or- +MS=V90,0 |
*MM13
-or- +MS=K56FLEX,0 |
*MM12 -or- +MS=V34 |
+ES=4,0,1 |
ST Micro / SGS | +MS=90 | +MS=56 | +MS=34 | |
Smartlink | +MS=90 | +MS=56 | +MS=34 | \N5 |
TOPIC | (only V.90 available) | &U1 | &U1 | \N3 |
Rockwell-based modems: If you are getting the PORT speed instead of modem speed, put W2 in extra settings. Rockwell 56k modems also have an extended-format +MS= command; see Limiting Your Connect Speed. *- Rockwell/Conexant ACF chipset with firmware versions beginning with 3.x use the HCF & Soft56 command format. Versions beginning with 2.x use the 'Rockwell Dual' command set.
+MS= options
Many modems that support +MS= command have additional options not listed to force the modem to even lower speeds / connection protocols including:
+MS=V21 - 1200 baud
+MS=V22 - 2400 baud
+MS=V32 - 9600 baud
+MS=V32B - 14.4k bpsMore info on +ES= error control options: Modems that support +ES commands will usually conform to the following:
Command Options
+ES= p,q,r
p options: Specifies the originate-modem’s Request Error Correction
0 Direct mode
1 Normal mode
2 LAP-M Only
3 LAP-M or MNP
4 MNP Only
6 Initiate Sync Access modem when connection is established
q options: Specifies the answer-modem’s Fallback Error Correction
0 EC optional, fallback to Normal mode
1 EC optional, fallback to Direct mode
2 EC required (LAP-M or MNP)
3 EC required (LAP-M only)
4 EC required (MNP only)
r options: Specifies the originate-modem’s Fallback Error Correction mode
0 Direct mode
1 Normal mode
2 EC optional, fallback to Normal mode
3 EC optional. Fallback to Direct mode
4 EC required (LAP-M or MNP)
5 EC required (LAP-M only)
6 EC required (MNP only)
8 Initiate synchronous access mode when connectedLucent-based modems: More info on some of the other options for the LT Win Modem is here, and in Limiting Your Connect Speed.
Texas Instruments-based modems: If you have a Texas Instruments chipset and it's not a 3Com/USR modem, the modem may be made under license from 3Com using 3Com-supplied firmware that you must get from the licensee. These modems will support the same commands and operate similarly to 3Com/USR modems. Others (CirrusLogic & ?) may have independently-developed firmware using their own command set.
COUNTRY INFORMATION:
Some modems implement a +GCI command to set country of installation:+GCI=## = Set country in which modem is installed 00 Japan 04 Germany 09 Australia 0A Austria 0F Belgium 16 Brazil 20 Canada 2E Czech Republic 31 Denmark 3C Finland 3D France 42 Germany 50 Hong Kong 57 Ireland 58 Israel 59 Italy 6C Malaysia 7B Netherlands 82 Norway 8B Portugal 8C Singapore 9F South Africa A0 Spain A5 Sweden A6 Switzerland A9 Thailand AE Turkey B4 United Kingdom B5 USA
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