This section describes the modem setup information (INF) file entries that create registry values under the Fax subkey, to configure fax modem features.
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The ExitCommand entry identifies the command string that is issued to the modem after hang-up, and just before Unimodem releases the port. |
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The PreAnswerCommand entry identifies the modem command string that is issued to the modem just before Unimodem issues the ATA command. |
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The PreDialCommand entry specifies the modem command string that is issued to the modem just before Unimodem issues the ATD command. |
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The ResetCommand entry identifies the command string that is sent before every send and before every answer. |
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The SetupCommand entry identifies the AT command that is sent before every send operation and before every answer operation (after the reset command). |
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The EnableV17Recv entry identifies the command that disables the use of V.17 during a FAX call. |
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The EnableV17Send entry identifies the command that enables the use of V.17 during a FAX call. |
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The FixModemClass entry specifies the preferred fax class. |
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The FixSerialSpeed entry specifies the DTE-DCE baud rate to be used when the modem is in Class1 or Class2 mode. |
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The HighestSendSpeed entry specifies the highest over-the-wire speed acceptable for sending a fax, in bits per second. |
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The LowestSendSpeed entry specifies the lowest over-the-wire speed that is acceptable for sending a fax, in bits per second. |
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The fax settings have been set up as a hierarchical Fax Registry tree with INF file entries defining the modem state. |
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This section describes modem INF file entries for Class 1 Fax modems. |
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The Microsoft Fax Class2 driver uses an internal table to identify modem-specific behavior. However, the table entries can be overridden by specifying the corresponding entries in the modem's INF file. |