Re: [hylafax-users] Intro, modem problem

[Jeff Schulze <jschulze@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Lee Howard wrote:

> Jeff Schulze wrote:
>
> > Hello; I am, like many before me, new to Hylafax and new still to 
> > Linux operation in general. I come to you with the hope of resolving 
> > my setup of Hylafax.. I have looked threw the documentation and have 
> > setup my copy of Hylafax on a Redhat Linux system (Clarkconnect as 
> > distro.. if it even is a distro, really..) using currently a Hayes 
> > Accura PCI 08-03357.
>
>
>
> From what I see online:
>
>  http://www.hayes.co.uk/products/products.php?prod=08-03357-72
>  http://www.hayesmicro.com/Tech_CS/PCI_03357.htm
>  http://www.hayesmicro.com/Tech_CS/documentation/27754-C.pdf
>  http://www.hayesmicro.com/Tech_CS/documentation/MarsCRM.pdf
>
> It appears to be an "LT Winmodem" (Lucent host-based modem).  Are you 
> using the ltmodem "Linmodem" driver?
>
>  http://www.heby.de/ltmodem
>
> It works pretty well in my experience.  When that's set (ltmodem 
> module is running) you will want to run:
>
>  faxaddmodem ttyLT0
>
> > I  was hopeing to NOT purchase a USR controller based modem
>
>
>
> Well, we don't want you to try faxing with a USR product, anyway.
>
> > (the Hayes is supposed to be controller-based, at least has onboard DSP)
>
>
>
> It does have on-board DSP, but it is host-based.  (In other terms, 
> it's HCF and not HSF, but it's still host-based.)  Still, it shouldn't 
> be a problem unless you're going to want more modems on that server.
>
> Lee.
Alright! At least there is a Linux driver for this one. I was ready to 
have to go return it. Thanks Lee; I'll try this out on monday and 
hopefully, but probably not with my luck, this will be the only hitch. 
:)  And oh, it was detected by Kudzu as a LTwinmodem, yea (that worried 
me). Thanks again for the help!

- Jeff


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