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List of available / compatible modems #26
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Last time I looked, the US Robotics USR5637 mentioned in the doc has become a bit expensive. However, any modem with a Conexant CX930xx chipset should be 100% compatible. I do all my testing on a Conexant USB dongle from here: |
A couple of similar projects also keep more detailed lists of potentially compatible Conexant modems. I've linked to a couple of them here: https://github.com/roycewilliams/callattendant-resources?tab=readme-ov-file#modem-hardware-ideas It might be cool to build our own list, based on feedback of testing with callattendant itself by interested parties. |
I have a USR that I got smei-used off EBay for $40. I am happy with it but you MUST be sure its firmware is fully up-to-date. I have no personal experience, but I did read here about some issues with Zoom modems. So be careful. |
It would be interesting to know of anyone with a Zoom 3095 (Conexant) USB modem has tried this version of Callattendant. I made a number of changes / improvements to the handling the CNX930xx chips since that was what I have to work with. @whitedavidp - Did you have to do a firmware update using the procedures on the USR site? |
I am not sure if I HAD to do a firmware update. But the unit I got was not on the latest firmware. And I had read elsewhere that the update was basically a requirement. So yes, I got the file and procedure from the USR site. On my windows 10 machine, it was a snap! |
I have the "square" Zoom 3095 (USB ID 0803:3095), and a generic conexant one (USB ID 0572:1329). They both work fine for me with a couple of initialisation commands: My provider is strange in that they use Bell FSK (AT!4886=00), which isn't common here |
Is there a list of available / compatible modems?
I have a Sentry Call Blocker that recently died and this project looks like an excellent replacement but finding a modem appears to be more difficult that I expected.
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