Newsgroup: it.comp.os.linux.sys
Titolo: Zittire un modem

Ciao a tutti..
Innanzitutto grazie per aver risposto ai miei messaggi precedenti..
E' bello sapere che c'è sempre qualcuno disposto ad aiutarti..
Per quanto mi riguarda, cercherò di contribuire appena sarò diventato
abbastanza competente da non dire cazzate :-)
Grazie..
P.s. Ovviamente se scrivo è perchè ho un "problema" (fossero tutti
questi i problemi della vita!!!
come faccio a zittire un modem?
Uso wvdial & pppd...
Grazie
alle
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Mettendo  il comando ATM0 nel chat script che invii al modem per fargli
comporre il numero, prima del numero, meglio ancora potresti fare cosi'
Apri minicom, ( si presume che sia settato per dialogare con il modem
connesso in /dev/ttysX ove x va' da 0 a 1 se hai solo 2 seriali, e 0
corrisponde a com1 e 1 corrisponde a com2
Poi nella finestra terminale digiti atx3 invio
poi atm0 invio
e infine at&v ovvero scrivi i settaggi che sono ora nel modem nell nvram che
diverrano di default cosi' ogni volta che il modem si accende , carichera'
questi settaggi e il modem sara' zittito
Au' revoir
un dude che ricorda ancora quando era fidonet point 2:335/324

 Uso wvdial & pppd...
Lo so, lo so che non e` bello postare troppa roba,
pero` non riesco a resistere, in questo caso...
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How to disable the modem speaker
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Unix Solution:
cu -l /dev/ttyXX -s 38400 dir
ATZ (soft reset to NV settings)
OK
ATM0 (turn off the speaker)
OK
AT&W (save settings to NV RAM)
OK
~.
If you're using the atdialer, edit the file:
/usr/spool/uucp/default/your_modem
and change the modem init string to include "M0."
Hardware Solution:
Open the modem with a screwdriver or can opener. Cut one wire going
to the loudspeaker. Reassemble modem with remaining screws or duct tape
(whichever is more convenient).
Software Solution:
RTFM the printed manual and select several pages of technobabble to
sacrifice. Rip out these pages and shove into the modem speaker. Wrap
with duct tape.
Hacker Solution:
Find ice pick. Stab speaker until dead.
Note: This may void your warranty.
MSDOS/Windoze Solution:
It's a feature, not a bug. The noise is there for your own good. We
know what's good for you. This feature will be fixed in the next
release.
NT Solution:
Run reg32edt and add the undocumented key to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetServicesClass
Modem0001AlmostThereDontGiveUpNowInit
as:
TurnOffTheStupidSpeaker=1
Kid's Solution:
Position modem with speaker facing upward. Pour pancake syrup into
speaker. This will greatly reduce the high frequency response of the
speaker thus attenuating the sound.
Programmers Solution:
Download the complete Rockwell command set from the modem manufacturer's
site and use the bit mapped register functions to disable the speaker.
Be sure that the warranty is still active as one mistake may also
disable the modem.
Policital solution:
Call the modem manufacturer and demand that they supply you with a modem
that defaults with the speaker turned off. If they refuse, sue them for
noise pollution.
Fast Solution:
Take two needles, two clip leads and a 12volt battery. Observe that the
leads of the speaker coil are visible through the grill where they are
glued to the cone. Puncture these points with the needles and apply
12volts. The speaker coil will fuse open.
Dealer Solution:
What you need is the new Fire-Belcher 2000 wiz bang modem with the built
in speaker phone and voice command recognition. Just yell at the modem
and the speaker will turn off.
The ILEC Solution:
Noisy modems are a side effect of ancient POTS technology. What you
need is ISDN which has no dialtone, touchtones, or obnoxious noises.
Just sign here.
bye,
-- 
  Piergiorgio Sartor

 Uso wvdial & pppd...
ATX3 diventa ATX3M0L0
Bye,
 Emmanuele.
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