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PostPosted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 10:03 am    Post subject: Problem with Modem communication: Reply with quote



Hi,

Requirement: I want to send numeric message to pager.

For that I have developed an application in VC++. My application takes
pager number as input and dials that number through my local modem.
After establishing the connection I am getting a message like "Enter
numeric message after beep".

1) How can I find whether connection is established or not?
2) Is there any way that I can determine if the remote modem picked up
the phone call?
Is there anyway that I can determine if the remote modem simply picked
up the phone call ?
I tried to read "CONNECT" message but I am not getting that
message.

3) After establishing the connection how can I send numeric message?

I know after establishing the connection mode will goes to command mode
and we can send any data. But I don't know how to send data in C++.

I used ATDT and number for dialing modem.

If any body knows about how to fix this one please let me know.

Thanks
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 10:10 am    Post subject: Re: Problem with Modem communication: Reply with quote



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