(Answer) (Category) NetMAXFAQ : (Category) General :
How do I change the volume for my modem?
Applies to: NetMAX Linux 2.x - 4.x
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In order to change the speaker control for your modem, go to Home|Network|Interfaces and then click the Edit pencil on the row for your TTY device. From the point-to-point configuration screen, click SELECT. From the Modem Selection page, click the Edit pencil associated with your modem configuration. Select the INITIALIZATION tab. Click the Edit pencil to edit the initialization string under "AT Command Strings". Now, the standard for speaker control in the AT command set is the "M" parameter. You probably have an "M2" in your init string; change this to "M0" (em zero). This completely disables the speaker. Some modem manufacturers support a volume AT command, but you will have to check your owner's manual to see if this particular feature is support by your modem. Click STORE. Make sure your modem is still selected and click SELECT. Click STORE again. Now COMMIT/Commit and your ppp configurations will be rewritten to reflect the change in your modem configuration.
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