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Setup hints for using BGFAX, Class 2, with Lora/2 2.40 Beta 3 07-14-95
B.J. Guillot
FidoNet 1:106/400 InterNet: bjg90783@jetson.uh.edu
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THIS FILE ASSUMES YOU ARE RUNNING THE *OS/2* VERSION OF LORA!
Keep in mind that fax commands CANNOT be stored in NVRAM. Be sure that
your modem is NOT set to "Auto Answer" mode. REGISTER S0 MUST EQUAL 0.
This is a data register and CAN be set in NVRAM. Note that for standard
Class 2 modems, your dial strings do NOT need to be modified.
Make sure you are using at least Lora 2.40 Beta 3 and BGFAX 1.40 Beta N.
Prior versions of Lora/2 and BGFAX/2 may not work together correctly.
Here is the relevant information from LSETUP ...
[LSETUP] Modem -> Command Strings
Init 1 ... ATZ|~~
Init 2 ... AT+FCR=1;+FDCC=1,3,0,2,0,0,0,0|
Init 3 ... AT+FAA=1;+FLID="713 555 1212"|
CAUTION: After you finish setting up Lora for BGFAX, verify that when Lora
starts you are getting enough 'OK' responses from the modem. In my
brief experience with Lora, it appeared as if Lora was not waiting
for an "OK" after sending each string to the modem. That's why I
put the two tildes (~~) after the ATZ|. If this is true, then I
suggest the authors of Lora fix this annoyance. It makes it hard
to use multiple init strings because of that.
+fcr=1 enables fax receiption
+faa=1 enables adaptive answering
+flid="713 555 1212" sets your FAX ID, up to 20 characters
+fdcc=1,5,0,2,0,0,0,0 enable high resolution, 14400, 1D compression
+fdcc=1,3,0,2,0,0,0,0 enable high resolution, 9600, 1D compression
+fdcc=1,5,0,2,1,0,0,0 enable high res, 14400, 1D and 2D compression
Do not attempt to give a 9600 maximum speed send/receive fax modem the 1,5
string as it will cause unpredicable results.
[LSETUP] Modem -> Answer control
Manual answer Yes
Force answer ... ATA|
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If you are using a modem such as a Supra that returns a "FAX" response
proceed with the following instructions ( METHOD #1 ) ...
[LSETUP] Modem -> Hardware
FAX Errorlevel ... 0 [Errorlevel 0 means use RCVFAX.CMD]
FAX Message ...... FAX <-- RIGHT
FAX Message ...... CONNECT FAX <-- THIS IS WRONG
Create a file called RCVFAX.CMD ...
@echo off
rem --- "z" is for zfax format
bgfax2 /fax c:\bgfax h%3 z
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If you are using a modem such as a PPI FXMT that returns a "+FCON" response
proceed with the following instructions ( METHOD #2 ) ...
[LSETUP] Modem -> Hardware
FAX Errorlevel ... 0 [Errorlevel 0 means use RCVFAX.CMD]
FAX Message ...... +FCON <-- RIGHT
FAX Message ...... CONNECT +FCON <-- THIS IS WRONG
Create a file called RCVFAX.CMD ...
@echo off
rem --- "z" is for zfax format
bgfax2 /fast:4 c:\bgfax h%3 z
rem ---if /fast:4 gives you trouble, try using /fcon
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See BGFAX.DOC for a detailed description of the differences between
/FAX, /FAST and /FCON.
Regards,
B.J. Guillot