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Modems - 

• 56kifxE - ...support, ( Winmodem )
• 56kefxa - ...support, 
• 56kefxc - ...support, 
• 56kifxa - ...support, 
• 56kifxc - ...support, (56kifxC, 56kifxvC, 56kifxspC)
• 56kpfxh - ...support, 
• 56kpfxl - ...support, 

• 336efxc - ...support, 
• 336efxr - ...support, 
• 336ifxc - ...support, 
• 336ifxr - ...support, 
• 5634btv - ...support, 

( Note : To download drivers follow the "support" link above, next to the model number. If there is no support link then you can use the ..."Atlas Peripherals Modems" page to download drivers. The Newcom and Atlas modems are the same products )

We will add the individual modem support page links on this page in the next few days, time permitting ...

1. Your documentation should say something on the cover like 56kifx(C). The (C) means that it is a (C) series modem.
   
   
2. Your driver diskette should say something on it like 56kifx(C). The (C) means that it is a (C) series modem.
   
   
3. If these are not available to you, try the procedure below to determine which modem you have.
   
   

1. Click Start, select Settings, and click Control Panel
2. Double click on Modems.
3. Let Windows 95 automatically detect your modem and install it as a standard modem.
4. This will allow you to perform the procedure below.
   
5. Click Start, select Settings, and click Control Panel
6. Double click on Modems.
7. Click on the Diagnostics tab.
8. Click on the comm port that has the 56kifx modem
9. Click on More Info. wait for the information to appear.
10. Scroll down to the ATI response that contains a line similar to:
    56kifxspC Int Modem           NCI1012 v5.40g 02.09.98
    

1. Double click terminal icon
2. In terminal, type these commands and press the enter key after each:
   • ATI3
   • ATI4
   • ATI5
   • ATI6
   • ATI7
3. One of these commands will respond with a line similar to:
   56kifxspC Int Modem           NCI1012 v5.40g 02.09.98
   

Generic Q&A about Newcom Modems - 

Q: What is the general or basic initialization string to use on my Atlas/Newcom Modem? 

A: AT&FE1V1L1&C1&D2S0=0S7=45 ( this one basically works with any Atlas ) 

Q: How do I enable a viewing feature to show what protocol my Modem is using? 

A: Add a W1 to the string as: AT&FE1V1L1W1&C1&D2S0=0S7=45 (when it connects to the remote side it will now show the protocol being used). 

Q: What AT Command is to enable data compression and MNP 5? 

A: Add the following to your string as: \N4 ie: AT&FE1L1V1W1\N4&C1&D2S0=0S7=45 

Q: How do I disable Data Compression? 

A: Use the %C0, and remove the \N4 Command. 

Q: I tried the above and it doesn't help? 

A: If your unable to connect, then you should investigate what type of modem, or AT Commands are required by the remote side! , try calling the source, before you try changing to many strings. or refer to the user's manual or download the text file for your modem

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