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PC Anywhere won't answer phone

Discussion in 'Other PC Software' started by Wiry, 2002/08/05.

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    I recently installed PC Anywhere on my Win 98 machine. I installed a host and remote user for both my cable modem and my robotics phone modem. I can get my cable modem to answer when I'm in my house. But I can't get my phone modem to pick up from a distant location. The phone rings, but it won't pick up and talk to me. It's probably just a simple setting, but I don't know what it is. Any ideas?
     
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    Right click on the Host icon and go to properties. Make sure the modem or your specific modem is selected. (not tcp/ip)
     

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    Right ... I had already done that. THanks
     
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    Is your robotics phone modem internal or external

    If External make sure it is set to auto anaswer (dip switch 5 up)

    US Robotics Sportster Dip Switch Settings:

    Dip Switch
    Switch Setting

    (1) DTR normal/override
    Place in "Override" position to force DTR on

    (2) Verbal or Numeric Result Codes
    N/A since result codes should be turned off

    (3) Suppress or Display Result Codes
    Place in "Suppress" position

    (4) Echo/No Echo of Off-line Commands
    Place in "No Echo" position

    (5) Auto Answer/No Auto Answer
    Place in "Auto Answer On" position

    (6) Carrier Detect normal/override
    Place in "Override" position to force Carrier Detect on

    (7) NVRAM or Factory Defaults
    Place in "Factory" position

    (8) Dumb or Smart mode
    Place in "Smart" mode
     
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    My modem is internal. How do I check the settings if it is internal? Where is it?

    Thanks
     
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    When you Right click on the Host icon and go to properties is the check mark on a com port or the modem?

    Are the versions of PcA the same on both ends? Seems like I recall ver 10 haveing a problem with win XP.

    ps. Symantecs web site is to die for...
     
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    This may not be the case here but there have been cases discussed on this BB in the past about Internal PCI Modems not working properly when a cable Modem is also involved.

    An External would probably work fine.

    I am lead to believe that 2K and XP work much better with External Modems anyway.

    BillyBob
     
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    PcA versions are both same version. Check mark in properties is on modem not com port.
     
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