Thanks for the quick reply.

Yes I have tried the commands "atz", "ate1", "atq0",
all to no avail.
The cursor just sits there. Is it supposed to be like
that?
Actually, when after I recompile the kernel to
recognize the modem, I could do "atz" and I got OK
response.
That's the only time I could see anything echo-ed
back.
Do you think it's possible for me to connect to my ISP
without the modem echoes anything?

Thanks.


Irwan

--- Andrew Gillham <gillham@vaultron.com> wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 06:02:37PM -0800, Irwan
> Wibowo wrote:
> > 
> > I tried to talk to the modem by doing cu -p modem
> as
> > in the NetBSD guide.
> > I got the message Connected, and I typed AT, but I
> > couldn't see the command I typed, nor could I see
> the
> > response (should be OK, right?).
> > I tried ATDP and I could hear it dialing.
> > 
> > I also tried to connect to my ISP, and I heard the
> > connecting noise and stuff, but was disconnected
> > shortly afterwards.
> > I think it's because the modem doesn't respond
> with
> > CONNECT.
> 
> Sounds like you just need a "ate1v1" to enable
> verbose result codes
> and echo commands.  You could just reset the modem
> with "atz" first
> or even reset to factory defaults with "at&f" as
> well.
> 
> If you ask Google about the Hayes AT command set you
> should find plenty
> of links with more information.  (e.g. your modem
> appears to be working
> fine with NetBSD, it is just a modem settings issue
> now)
> 
> -Andrew


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