Modem Initialization Information

MODEM INITIALIZATION STRING INFORMATION

Using Initialization Strings

In Windows 95/98

• Go to My Computer
• Click the Dial-Up Networking icon
• Right click on your Dial-Up connection icon
• Select Properties
• Click on the Configure button
• Click on the Connection tab
• Click on the Advanced button
• You will now see an extra settings box on this screen. This is where you put the init string.

Windows 3.1 Trumpet Winsock

• Open Trumpet Winsock
• Goto Dialer, the down to Edit Scripts
• You may have a number of different scripts here!
• If you have modem.cmd, click on it which will then bring up notepad.
• Look for the line $modeminit=”&f&c1&d2″ (&f&c1&d2 is the current init. To change it, just replace it with the correct string)
• If you don’t have modem.cmd click on login.cmd. This will bring up notepad and look for the line $modeminit=”&f&c1&d2″ and replace the initialization string with whatever string you wish.
• After changing the init string, select File and Save before exiting notepad.

Windows NT4.0

• Click Start, Settings, Control Panel
• In Control Panel, double click on the Modem Icon
• Highlight your modem, and click on Properties
• Now click on the Connection tab
• Now click on the Advanced button
• In Extra Settings, you can insert the desired Init String

Generic Initialization Strings

K56Flex

X2

V.90

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