Anyway. The tone is all wrong. Call mine at 1425-558-2802 and listen to the
difference. I don't know what ISDN would sound like if I call a ISDN modem
with a regular phone. ( I'm gonna find out, sounds like useful information)
Assuming it is the PM3.
Try yanking the first modem card out so the calls are forced to the second
card.
If you don't want to pull a card out then "set m0 off" and repeat for number
of
modems in first card. That will bypass the first card. Now dial in and see
if there is a difference.
You have the switch set correctly? Right type.
Ed
-----Original Message-----
From: Ingrid Kast Fuller <ingrid@cityscope.net>
To: Ed Seiler <pman@rcia.com>
Date: Saturday, January 17, 1998 5:16 PM
Subject: Re: (PM) New PM3 No 56K but ISDN works
>Ed Seiler wrote:
>>
>> Can you call in with a regular phone and hear the modem dancing tones.
>Yes I get some kind of tones, but they don't sound like modem tones.
>More like a beep, pause, and long continous tone....
>My ISDN works fine. Is there a command on the PM3 regarding setup
>of analog calls. I'm thinking I don't have something set right on my
>end. Still looking for answers...
>
>> You certain can assume they didn't do it.
>> The most expensive part of the bill is the voice over data.
>> If they told you an unreasonable low price (like 500) they probably
>> didn't configure with voice.
>Around here a PRI goes for under $500 and should have both. But we're
>not in California!!!!
>
>> Are you in GTE land or something else?
>SW Bell
>
>
>***********************************************************
> Ingrid Kast Fuller (ingrid@cityscope.net)
> CityScope Net (http://www.cityscope.net) 1(713)477-6161
> 109 West Southmore, Pasadena, TX 77502-1001
>***********************************************************
>
-----Original Message-----
From: Ed Seiler <pman@rcia.com>
To: Ingrid Kast Fuller <ingrid@cityscope.net>
Date: Saturday, January 17, 1998 5:33 PM
Subject: Re: (PM) New PM3 No 56K but ISDN works
>500 Bucks. My PRI is 1100 from GTE in state of Washington. I'm moving to
>TX.
>
>Anyway. The tone is all wrong. Call mine at 1425-558-2802 and listen to the
>difference. I don't know what ISDN would sound like if I call a ISDN modem
>with a regular phone. ( I'm gonna find out, sounds like useful information)
>
>
>Assuming it is the PM3.
>Try yanking the first modem card out so the calls are forced to the second
>card.
>If you don't want to pull a card out then "set m0 off" and repeat for
number
>of
>modems in first card. That will bypass the first card. Now dial in and see
>if there is a difference.
>
>You have the switch set correctly? Right type.
>
>Ed
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Ingrid Kast Fuller <ingrid@cityscope.net>
>To: Ed Seiler <pman@rcia.com>
>Date: Saturday, January 17, 1998 5:16 PM
>Subject: Re: (PM) New PM3 No 56K but ISDN works
>
>
>>Ed Seiler wrote:
>>>
>>> Can you call in with a regular phone and hear the modem dancing tones.
>>Yes I get some kind of tones, but they don't sound like modem tones.
>>More like a beep, pause, and long continous tone....
>>My ISDN works fine. Is there a command on the PM3 regarding setup
>>of analog calls. I'm thinking I don't have something set right on my
>>end. Still looking for answers...
>>
>>> You certain can assume they didn't do it.
>>> The most expensive part of the bill is the voice over data.
>>> If they told you an unreasonable low price (like 500) they probably
>>> didn't configure with voice.
>>Around here a PRI goes for under $500 and should have both. But we're
>>not in California!!!!
>>
>>> Are you in GTE land or something else?
>>SW Bell
>>
>>
>>***********************************************************
>> Ingrid Kast Fuller (ingrid@cityscope.net)
>> CityScope Net (http://www.cityscope.net) 1(713)477-6161
>> 109 West Southmore, Pasadena, TX 77502-1001
>>***********************************************************
>>
>
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