> In article <37ED84D6.4491F577@infowebtelecom.com>,
> Steve Underwood <steveu@infowebtelecom.com> wrote:
> > Actually the USR modems usually do this wrong. Their tone detection is
> > pathetic. The official approved Hong Kong version of the USR Sportster thinks
> > our Hong Kong dial tone is busy tone, so I have to disable some of the tone
> > detecting features. In any country the detector will only work part of the
> > time. International calls obviously screw it. A laptop modem while roaming
> > needs the tone detector turned off.
>
> You make a strong case for easily changed international tone detection
> settings -- there should be an AT command to say that you are now in
> Hong Kong.
One word says no - homologation!
Steve
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