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Re: Meteor
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- Subject: Re: Meteor
- From: patrickl@xxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2001 08:42:36 -0000
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--- In ukha_d@y..., "Justin" <justin@g...> wrote:
> > Errr, don't NTL use the US standard for Caller ID
>
> It was suggested (I think on this group) that the caller ID system
they use
> varies depending on the NTL region! (sounds about right for NTL)
> I am with NTL Thames Valley and have tried a modem which I know
supports US
> caller ID. It didn't work at all.
> I used to have a 3Com/USR UK caller ID modem, it worked brilliantly
when I
> was with BT, and intermittently with NTL.
1. To eliminate serial issues, use hyperterm to test the meteor -
2400 baud, N 8 1, no handshaking.
2. Meteor draws it's power from the serial port. I've had problems in
the past with the serial port not being able to source sufficient
current, although it was enough to light the LED's. ISTR a mod being
published which illustrates how to wire a wall-wart for Meteor use -
this may be worth a try.
Patrick
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