In article ,
dgk wrote:
: I'm going a little nuts trying to figure out how to get K95 to select
: one of two usb modems to use for host mode. I've tried pretty much all
: combinations of set tapi line and \m(_modem) and \v(_line). I think
: modem is supposed to be tapi and commport or line or port is supposed
: to be the modem name.
:
At the prompt, type "set port tapi ?". This lists the choices. Choose
the one you want to use. Note that spaces in the Control Panel modem
name are replaced by underscores. Example:

[C:\fdc\tmp\] K-95> set port tapi ? TAPI device name, one of the following:
Courier_V.Everything_EXT_PnP_(V90-x2)
MultiTech_MT5634ZBA-USB_56k_Modem
[C:\fdc\tmp\] K-95> set port tapi Courier_V.Everything_EXT_PnP_(V90-x2)
[C:\fdc\tmp\] K-95>

- Frank

On 7 Oct 2003 10:30:13 -0400, fdc@sesame.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da
Cruz) wrote:

>In article ,
>dgk wrote:
>: I'm going a little nuts trying to figure out how to get K95 to select
>: one of two usb modems to use for host mode. I've tried pretty much all
>: combinations of set tapi line and \m(_modem) and \v(_line). I think
>: modem is supposed to be tapi and commport or line or port is supposed
>: to be the modem name.
>:
>At the prompt, type "set port tapi ?". This lists the choices. Choose
>the one you want to use. Note that spaces in the Control Panel modem
>name are replaced by underscores. Example:
>
> [C:\fdc\tmp\] K-95> set port tapi ? TAPI device name, one of the following:
> Courier_V.Everything_EXT_PnP_(V90-x2)
> MultiTech_MT5634ZBA-USB_56k_Modem
> [C:\fdc\tmp\] K-95> set port tapi Courier_V.Everything_EXT_PnP_(V90-x2)
> [C:\fdc\tmp\] K-95>
>
>- Frank

Thanks, that does work. But it craps out earlier because the custom
init file is pointing to another modem which someone else has. So I am
temporarily setting up two separate K95 directories and that works.
However I will try to combine them into one directory and just pass
parameters through the scripts. Or at least try not to bomb out in the
custom init.