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Rockwell RPI Modem Strings
Generic, Rockwell Chipset AT&F&D0&K3&Q5S0=0 Generic, Rockwell RPI Chipset AT&F&D0&K3+H3S95=1S0=0 Generic, Rockwell RPI Chipset AT&F&C1&D2&K3+H11S95=1 Generic, Rockwell RPI Chipset AT&F&C1&D2+H11S95=1 Generic, Rockwell RPI Chipset AT&F&C1&D2&K3+H11S95=1 Generic, Rockwell RPI Chipset AT&F&C1&D2&K3+H11Y0S95=1 Generic, Rockwell RPI Chipset AT&F&C1&D2&K3E1V1+H11Y0S95=1 Generic, Rockwell RPI Chipset AT&F&C1&D2&K3&Q5E1V1Q0X4+H11S95=1 Generic, Rockwell RPI Chipset AT&F&C1&D0&K3&Q5E1V1Q0+H11Y0S7=75S95=1 Generic, Rockwell RPI+ Chipset AT&F\N0&K3&C1&D2 Generic, Rockwell RPI+ Chipset AT&F&C1&D2&Q6&K3 Generic, Rockwell RPI+ Chipset AT&F&D0&K3+H11S0=0 Amquest, 14.4 (RPI) AT&F&D0&K3+H3S95=1S0=0 Amquest, 14.4 (RPI) ATAT&D2&C1X4V1Q0S7=70W2 Best Data, 14.4 (RPI) AT&D2&C1X4V1Q0S7=70W2 Best Data, Smart One 1442FQ - Int AT&F&D0&K3+H3S95=1S0=0 Best Data 1442VF/1442FTQ/1442FQ/1442VTQ/1442FTX/1442FQ/9624FQ Bis Technology 14.4 Boca 1440AE ext CalCom 1442I Cambridge Telecom 1414HI Cardinal MVP144I MVP144XF/MVP144/WINMVP144iv2 Creatix 14.4 DataFax FX3 14.4 Delrina Delrina 4 in 1 Dynalink 1414H Fountain Technologies 1414H Global Village Gold II Mac Icodata 14.4 Imagination FX3 14.4 Logicode Quicktel 14.4LH/1414LH Maxtech (GVC) F(M)-114HXM144I int Marco Data Systems 14.4 Newcomm 14.4 Pine 14.4 Premax 14.4 Prometheus 14.4I int Reveal PM500 Rockwell 14.4 Signature Series SS1414I int SIIG 14.4 DASH Smart One 14.4 SuperModem 1414H Suprafax Express 144I int (Not Express Plus) USRobotics Sportster SI 14.4 int/ext Wisecom 1414I2 Zoltrix FM 144 ATI FM 144 ATE FM 144 ATF int/ext Zoom 14.4 PC 14.4 EX int/ext If you suspect that the modem might be an RPI, but is not in the above listing, check for these things: 1) Check the modem manual and box for the words: "RPI Software Error Correction and Data Compression Error Correction and Data Compression software included 2) Issue an ATI 3 command from the terminal program (in Windows 3.x). The response (normally) for a RPI modem should include the words Rockwell RPI Modem. Unfortunately, not all RPI modems will return this, but most will. If its win95/98, go to start, settings, control panel, modems. Highlight your modem, click on the diagnostics tab, highlight your modem and the port its on and click on more info. This will give you the ati responses and from that list you can see the ATI3 response. 3) Here are some commands that, work on some RPI modems which might help determine if its an RPI: (you could try these in terminal or hyperterminal)
Command Result
RPI Non - RPI
AT&Q5 ERROR OK
AT%C3 ERROR OK
AT+H0 OK ERROR
AT+FCLASS=? 0,1 0,1,2
Dialers that work with Rockwell RPI Modems: (a) Windows 95/98 Dial in Networking (b) Shiva Dialer (c) Trumpet Winsock v. 2.1 or greater (d) Spry Dialer from Compuserve (e) Netcruiser 1.0 or greater To check to see if you have the RPI software installed correctly for your modem, check to see if these files are where they are listed: Under Windows??3.1x: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\WRPI.DRV C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\WRPI.DLL C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\WRPICOM.DRV Under Windows??95: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ROKRPISH.VXD C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ROKHOOK.VXD C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ROKV42.VXDIf the files aren't there, then chances are your software for your RPI modem isn't installed correctly and you probably the modem won't work correctly.. What is the WinRPI patch? The WinRPI patch changes the standard windows (3.x) communications driver (comm.drv) to winrpi.drv. The new driver will force windows to automatically do the required error correction, as long as the communications product uses the standard window's comm.drv. The Shiva dialer will work with this patch. This patch might not work with all RPI modems as well. |