On Thu, 11 Dec 2003 00:35:42 GMT, James Knott wrote:

> audio, while dialing, is extremely low. This makes it *VERY* difficult to

.... add the following initialization strings, as required

Ln Loudness of speaker volume
n=0, low
n=1, low
n=2, medium
n=3, high
ex. L2 = this will give you the preferable medium setting

Mn Speaker control. Mode of speaker operation.
n=0, speaker always OFF
n=1, speaker ON when phone is off-hook speaker OFF
when Carrier Detected
n=2, speaker always ON
n=3, speaker ON after dialing until Carrier Detected. Disable
speaker when modem receives a carrier signal
while modem is dialing.
ex. M1 = good way to listen in on a conversation
without ever being noticed

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mjt wrote:

> On Thu, 11 Dec 2003 00:35:42 GMT, James Knott
> wrote:
>
>> audio, while dialing, is extremely low. This makes it *VERY* difficult
>> to
>
> ... add the following initialization strings, as required
>
> Ln Loudness of speaker volume
> n=0, low
> n=1, low
> n=2, medium
> n=3, high
> ex. L2 = this will give you the preferable medium setting
>
> Mn Speaker control. Mode of speaker operation.
> n=0, speaker always OFF
> n=1, speaker ON when phone is off-hook speaker OFF
> when Carrier Detected
> n=2, speaker always ON
> n=3, speaker ON after dialing until Carrier Detected. Disable
> speaker when modem receives a carrier signal
> while modem is dialing.
> ex. M1 = good way to listen in on a conversation
> without ever being noticed
>

All those commands are set correctly. The problem also happens with 2
different dialers, so it's something to do with passing the audio signal to
the speaker etc.

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James Knott wrote:

> I've been trying to set up the "winmodem" on my ThinkPad R1, running SUSE
> 9.0, with the slmdm drivers. One thing I've noticed, is that the modem
> audio, while dialing, is extremely low. This makes it *VERY* difficult to
> monitor call progress. It's the same with both Kinternet and Kppp. Audio
> from other sources, such as MIDI & wave files is fine. The modem audio
> level was fine under Red Hat 7.3 and XP.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> tnx jk
>
I use Suse 9.0 in my Toshiba S2450-101 that has a winmodem. I run
slmdm-2.7.10 with the amrmo_init.c patched in line 75 ox2486 to ox24C6. The
modem works great, and the sound of the modem is clear and loud