Additional Fax Entries, Including Adaptive Answering

The fax settings have been set up as a hierarchical Fax Registry tree with INF file entries defining the modem state. The modem class (Class1, Class2)and the current modem operation (Send, Receive, AdaptiveAnswer) define a fax modem state. This allows the specification of Fax Registry values that use the same name at different locations of the fax tree. T.30 will use the registry value at the tree location corresponding to the current fax-modem state. For a complete overview of modem INF files and additional information about the fax entry hierarchy, see Overview of Modem INF Files.

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Topic	Description
HardwareFlowControl	The HardwareFlowControl entry specifies the hardware flow control.
SerialSpeedInit	The SerialSpeedInit entry specifies the initial DTE-DCE baud rate.
AnswerCommand	The AnswerCommand entry identifies commands that are sent to the modem to configure it for adaptive answer and to answer a call.
ModemResponseFaxDetect	The ModemResponseFaxDetect entry identifies the modem response that indicates the incoming call is a FAX call.
ModemResponseDataDetect	The ModemResponseDataDetect entry identifies the modem response that indicates the incoming call is a DATA call.
SerialSpeedFaxDetect	The SerialSpeedFaxDetect entry is an optional entry that specifies a DTE-DCE speed. If this entry is present in the INF file, the system is required to switch to the specified DTE-DCE speed immediately after an incoming call has been identified as a FAX call.
SerialSpeedDataDetect	The SerialSpeedDataDetect entry is an optional entry that specifies a DTE-DCE speed. If this entry is present in the INF file, the system is required to switch to the specified DTE-DCE speed immediately after an incoming call has been identified as a DATA call.
HostCommandFaxDetect	The HostCommandFaxDetect entry is an optional entry that requires the host to connect to a remote modem after an incoming call has been identified as a FAX call.
HostCommandDataDetect	The HostCommandDataDetect entry is an optional entry that requires the host to connect to a remote modem after an incoming call has been identified as a DATA call.
ModemResponseFaxConnect	The ModemResponseFaxConnect entry defines the response string that a modem sends to indicate that the modem is connected to a remote modem on a FAX call.
ModemResponseDataConnect	The ModemResponseDataConnect entry defines the response string that a modem sends to indicate that the modem is connected to a remote modem on a DATA call.

 

 

 

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