ࡱ> Root Entry FN<F?@WordDocument'_8CompObjjSummaryInformation(!  !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~0&)*+,-./2345678:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~+@?_%%՜.+,0HPdlt |  Microsoft0<l INIT: FMicrosoft Word Document MSWordDocWord.Document.69qOh+'0  < H T`hpxINIT:AFbradhCCF 10abody.dotMark Williamsor31Microsoft Word for Windows 95A@jQ@tRoot Entry FN<?@WordDocument`CompObjjSummaryInformation(!  !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~99999S:Z::;I;^;o;;;< <q<<<<====>>@@@@A+A}AAAAcBkBDDZE\E^E`EEEEE:FAFBFHFUFcFkF}FFFFFFF]GaGHHpLL MMdNwNNNNNOO*P7PwPPNQRQQQ R R RRRR R"R[ReRRR4S" Notes Normally "ATA". See Also Registry Entry Name Hangup Description Command to hang up call after the modem has been put into command mode by Unimodem. Format One or more command strings Sample HKR, Hangup, 1,, "ATH" Notes See Also Registry Entry Name InactivityScale Description Scale for the InactivityTimeout. InactivityTimeout * InactivityScale = inactivity timeout in seconds. Format A single DWORD hexadecimal value Sample HKR,, InactivityScale, 1, 0a,00,00,00 Notes If inactivity scale is omitted from an INF a default value of 10 seconds will be assigned by Win95. It is important to verify the InactivityScale and InactivityTimeout. See Also Settings, InactivityTimeout registry setting and the InactivityTimeout value in Properties setting. Registry Entry Name Init Description Commands sent to modem to initialize it. Format One or more command strings Samples (1) HKR, Init, 1,, AT HKR, Init, 2,, "AT &F E0 V1 &D2 &C1 W2 S95=47" (2) HKR, Init, 1,, AT HKR, Init, 2,, "AT &F E0 S0=0 $BA0 S25=20" Notes Generally, the init string should put the modem in the following state: Set Factory Defaults. (&F) No Echo (E0) Return Result Codes (Q0) Return all possible Negotiation and Call progress messages (W1 X4 S95=47) Track status of carrier detect signal (&C1) Monitor DTR. When an off to on transition occurs, hangup and enter command state (&D2) Communicate in fixed DTE mode (&Q5) Assert DSR always (&S0) Do not answer automatically (S0=0) If settings are set to above values after factory default reset (&F), they do not need to be set in the init string. It is important to verify that using &F actually sets the correct options. The default modulation, compression, and protocol options set in the Init strings should be set to enable maximum flexibility. Do not put any settings in the Init string that prohibit use of modulation, compression, or protocol options. A large number of modems require that command lines be no greater than 40 characters in length. To be safe, Unimodem assumes that modems can only handle commands less than 40 characters long. Usually, the modem is set to report verbose responses. However, either verbose or numeric responses are acceptable. It is important that the correct responses are put in the Response registry settings. The user can define a custom init string in the CPL which will be issued after Unimodem has done its dynamic initialization. See Also Responses registry key Registry Entry Name Monitor Description Puts the modem into a state that it will report a incoming calls (normally through a RING response). It is important that the modem not be put in an auto answer state. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR, Monitor, 1,, "ATS0=0" HKR, Monitor, 2,, "None" Notes See Also Registry Entry Name Properties Description The Properties entry contains the binary properties structure that Unimodem requires in order to respond to the GetCommProperties API. Format Eight DWORD hexadecimal values Sample HKR,, Properties, 1, 80,01,00,00, ff,00,00,00, ff,00,00,00, 07,00,00,00, 0f,00,00,00, f7,03,00,00, 00,c2,01,00, 40,38,00,00 Notes The Profile Calculator tool, which is part of the MDK, can be used to create this value. See the documentation file MDK.DOC for information on how to use the Profile Calculator. The Properties entry can be thought of as a C structure, as follows: typedef struct ModemProp { DWORD DialOptions; // bitmap of supported options DWORD CallSetupFailTimeout; // Maximum value in seconds DWORD InactivityTimeout; // Maximum value in units // specified by InactivityScale DWORD SpeakerVolume; // bitmap of supported values DWORD SpeakerMode; // bitmap of supported values DWORD ModemOptions; // bitmap of supported values DWORD MaxDTERate; // Maximum value in bit/s DWORD MaxDCERate; // Maximum value in bit/s } ModemProp DialOptions This is a bit vector of the embedded commands that the modem supports in dial commands: DIALOPTION_DIALBILLING0x00000040 Supports wait for bong "$" DIALOPTION_DIALQUIET0x00000080 Supports wait for quiet "@" DIALOPTION_DIALDIALTONE0x00000100 Supports wait for dial tone "W" Note These characters (&, @, W) cannot be changed. If they are not the same for the modem, these settings can not be used at all. For example, if the modem supports Wait for bong tone, but uses ! instead of &, it must not set DIALOPTION_DIALBILLING, and Unimodem will proceed as if it does not support Wait for bong tone. CallSetupFailTimeout This is the maximum value that can be set for the call setup timer. The call setup time is the delay between dialing and responding to an incoming carrier signal after initial connection. If the modem does not detect a carrier within this time, the modem hangs up. If the modem does not have this feature, set the value to 0. See also Settings, CallSetupFailTimer registry entry documenation. InactivityTimeout This is the maximum value that can be set for the data inactivity timer. The Inactivity timeout is the period of data inactivity, while on-line, after which the modem hangs up. If the modem does not have this feature, set the value to 0. To convert to the maximum value in seconds, multiply this number by the value in InactivityScale. See also Settings, InactivityTimeout registry entry documentation. SpeakerVolume This is a bit vector of possible speaker volume settings Supports low speaker volume0x00000001Supports med speaker volume0x00000002Supports high speaker volume 0x00000004 See also corresponding Settings, SpeakerVolume_XXX registry settings. SpeakerMode This is a bit vector of possible speaker mode settings. Supports speaker mode off0x00000001Supports speaker mode dial0x00000002Supports speaker mode on0x00000004Supports speaker mode setup0x00000008 See also corresponding Settings, SpeakerMode_XXX registry settings. ModemOptions This is a bit vector of settings that can be changed using lineSetDevConfig. 0x00000001Supports enabling/disabling of data compression negotiation0x00000002Supports enabling/disabling of error control protocol negotiation 0x00000004Supports enabling/disabling of forced error control 0x00000008Supports enabling/disabling of a cellular protocol 0x00000010Supports enabling/disabling of hardware flow control 0x00000020Supports enabling/disabling of software flow control0x00000040Supports CCITT/Bell toggling0x00000080Supports enabling/disabling of speed negotiation 0x00000100Supports tone and pulse dialing0x00000200Supports blind dialing0x00000400Supports CCITT V.21-V.22/CCITT V.23 toggling See also corresponding Settings, ErrorControl; Settings, FlowControl; Settings, Compression; Setting, Modulation; Settings, SpeedNegotiation; Settings, Pulse; Settings, Tone; Settings, Blind registry entry documentation. MaxDTERate The maximum data rate supported between the modem and the computer. MaxDCERate: The maximum data transmission speed modem to modem. See Also Registry Entry Name Reset Description The Reset key specifies a command that Unimodem will send to the modem to return it to a configuration that will work with MS-DOSsymbol 45 \f "Symbol"based and Windows-based communications programs. Format One command string. Sample HKR,, Reset,, "AT&F" Notes This entry is usually AT&F or ATZ. Some modems may use AT&F1 or AT&F2 for IBM PC compatible configurations. It is important to ensure that the modem is in a state that MS-DOSsymbol 45 \f "Symbol"based communications program expect (for example, make sure echo is on). See Also Registry Entry Name Responses Description Tells Unimodem what responses it can expect from the modem. Format A single entry containing exact response, and binary data structure containing information about response. Sample HKR, Responses, "CONNECT", 1, 02, 00, 00,00,00,00, 00,00,00,00 HKR, Responses, "CONNECT 300", 1, 02, 00, 2C,01,00,00, 00,00,00,00 Notes The binary data structure corresponds to the following C structure: typedef struct MSS { BYTE bResponseState; BYTE bNegotiatedOptions; DWORD dwNegotiatedDCERate; DWORD dwNegotiatedDTERate; } MSS; The bResponseState member has the following values: Data/Fax modem responses 0x00OKThe modem accepted the previous command0x01Negotiation ProgressStatus info about a new connection is being reported0x02ConnectA call is connected, the modem is data mode0x03ErrorThe modem rejected the previous command0x04No CarrierThe call was disconnected0x05No DialtoneNo dialtone is present0x06BusyThe dialed modem is busy0x07No AnswerThe dialed modem did not answer0x08RingThere is an incoming call Additional VoiceView responses 0x09SSV0x0ASMD0x0BSFA0x0CSRA0x0DSRQ0x0ESRC0x0FSTO0x10SVM Additional Voice responses 0x10000011Ring durationDistinctive Ring - length of ring - variable length response0x10000012Ring breakDistinctive Ring - length of time between rings - variable length response0x10000013DateDate reported by Caller ID - variable length response0x10000014TimeTime reported by Caller ID - variable length response0x10000015NumberNumber reported by Caller ID - variable length response0x10000016NameName reported by Caller ID - variable length response0x10000017MessageMessage reported by Caller ID - variable length response0x00000018Single RingSingle ring distinctive ring0x00000019Double RingDouble ring distinctive ring0x0000001ATriple RingTriple ring distinctive ring Note The VCON modem response should be entered as an OK response from the modem. The bNegotiatedOptions member specifies information about a connection being made. It is used only for response codes of type Negotiation Progress or Connect. Unimodem recognizes the following values (which may be combined in a single response): Compression negotiated0x00000001Error control negotiated0x00000002Cellular protocol negotiated0x00000008 The only valid values for this member are 0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x0a, 0x0b, since you wont see compression unless there is error correction. The dwNegotiatedDCERate member specifies the modem-to-modem line speed negotiated. The dwNegotiatedDTERate member is specified only to cause Unimodem to change its DTE port speed. Usually, this is not needed, since modems will make normal connections with automatic speed buffering, and the port speed will remain locked. However, for modems that support only direct modes, it is possible to cause Unimodem to lower its DTE speed by specifying a value for NegotiatedDTE. The Responses keys contain all of the modems response codes. Unimodem matches against these entries and uses the binary state structure to determine the meaning of the response. Verbose or numeric response strings can be used. It is important that the verbosity is set in the Init string and that the Responses keys match. In addition, it is usually necessary to include subkeys for the following two response strings, no matter what level of verbosity is used: OK ERROR The modem may return these strings after Unimodems first few initialization commands, which are sent before Unimodem configures the modem to use numeric response strings. Thats pretty good actually. Numeric responses 0-8 may also need to be listed in case Unimodem gets the modem in a numeric response state. The response strings can contain the following macros: Carriage Return: or Line Feed: or Binary: or where xx are two hex digits. Example: = 'A'.Less-Than escape: << SETTINGS The following registry entries are all subkeys of the Settings registry key. Registry Entry Name Settings, Blind_Off Settings, Blind_On Description Commands to set the modems blind dialing modes. Blind_OffDetect dialtone before dialingBlind_OnDo not detect dialtone before dialing Format A single command string. Sample HKR, Settings, Blind_Off,, "X4" HKR, Settings, Blind_On,, "X3" Notes If the modem does not support blind dialing, the corresponding registry entry should not be included. The supported commands must be indicated in the ModemOptions member of the Properties registry entry. See Also ModemOptions in the Properties registry setting documentation. Registry Entry Name Settings, CallSetupFailTimer Description Command to set the modems call fail timer. Format A single command string Sample HKR, Settings, CallSetupFailTimer,, "S7=<#>" Notes If the modem does not have this feature, set the value to 0 in the Properties registry setting. Do not set this command to S7=<0>. InactivityTimeout and CallSetupFailTimer should have <#>, not a hardcoded value. The # is a placeholder. The actual number that will be sent to the modem is based on the CallSetupFailTimeout member of the Properties registry setting, and will be filled in by Unimodem. See Also CallSetupFailTimeout in the Properties registry setting documentation. Registry Entry Name Settings, Compression_On Settings, Compression_Off Description Commands to set the modems compression modes. Format A single command string Sample (1) HKR, Settings, Compression_On,, "%%C3" HKR, Settings, Compression_Off,, "%%C0" (2) HKR, Settings, Compression_On,, "%%C1 S101=35" HKR, Settings, Compression_Off,, "%%C0 S101=0" Notes The default modulation, compression and protocol options set in the Init strings should be set to enable maximum flexibility. If the modems supports compression (enable and disable), it is important to fill in these settings. If the modem does not support any or all of the Compression settings, the corresponding registry entry should not be included. The supported commands must be indicated in the ModemOptions member of the Properties registry entry for the Compression settings to be used. See Also ModemOptions in the Properties registry setting documentation. Registry Entry Name Settings, DialPrefix Description The characters that will be prepended to any dial string, following the Setting, Prefix characters. Format A single command string. Sample HKR, Settings, DialPrefix,, "D" Notes See Also Settings, DialSuffix Registry Entry Name Settings, DialSuffix Description The characters that will be appended to any dial string, before the Settings, Terminator characters. Format A single command string. Sample HKR, Settings, DialSuffix,, ";" Notes The DialSuffix key should cause the modem to return to command state after dialing, if possible. A null DialSuffix can be used (HKR, Settings, DialSuffix,,) if a dial suffix should not be used. This null suffix would be used for devices which inadvertently listen for dialtone at each dial command. Note that for voice modems, there is a setting in the VoiceProfile registry key which tells Unimodem that it should use a null DialSuffix while dialing in voice mode. See Also Registry Entry Name Settings, ErrorControl_On Settings, ErrorControl_Off Settings, ErrorControl_Forced Settings, ErrorControl_Cellular Settings, ErrorControl_Cellular_Forced Description Commands to set the modems error control. ErrorControl_OffError control disabled (normal mode, not direct)ErrorControl_OnError control enabled (auto reliable)ErrorControl_ForcedError control required to connect (reliable) The ErrorControl_Cellular and ErrorControl_Cellular_Forced settings will be documented in a future release of the MDK. Format A single command string. Samples (1) HKR, Settings, ErrorControl_On,, "\N3" HKR, Settings, ErrorControl_Off,, "\N0" HKR, Settings, ErrorControl_Forced,, "\N2" (2) HKR, Settings, ErrorControl_On,,"\N3-J1" HKR, Settings, ErrorControl_Off,, "\N0" HKR, Settings, ErrorControl_Forced,, "\N4-J1" Notes If the modem does not support any or all of the ErrorControl settings, the corresponding registry entry should not be included. The supported commands must be indicated in the ModemOptions member of the Properties registry entry for the ErrorControl settings to be used. See Also ModemOptions in the Properties registry setting documentation. Registry Entry Name Settings, FlowControl_Off Settings, FlowControl_Hard Settings, FlowControl_Soft Description Commands to set the modems flow control. Format A single command string. Samples (1) HKR, Settings, FlowControl_Off,, "&K0" HKR, Settings, FlowControl_Hard,, "&K3" HKR, Settings, FlowControl_Soft,, "&K4" (2) HKR, Settings, FlowControl_Off,, "\Q0" HKR, Settings, FlowControl_Hard,, "\Q3" HKR, Settings, FlowControl_Soft,, "\Q1" Notes If the modem does not support any or all of the FlowControl settings, the corresponding registry entry should not be included. The supported commands must be indicated in the ModemOptions member of the Properties registry entry for the FlowControl settings to be used. See Also ModemOptions in the Properties registry setting documentation. Registry Entry Name Settings, InactivityTimeout Description Command to set the modems inactivity timeout. Format A single command string. Sample HKR, Settings, InactivityTimeout,, "S30=<#>" Notes InactivityTimeout and CallSetupFailTimer should have <#>, not a hardcoded value. For example, use \T<#> or S7=<#>. The actual number that will be sent to the modem is based on the InactivityTimeout member of the Properties registry setting. It is important to test these settings to verify that are accurate. See Also InactivityTimeout in the Properties registry setting documentation. InactivityScale. Registry Entry Name Settings, Modulation_CCITT Settings, Modulation_Bell Settings, Modulation_CCITT_V23 Description Commands to set the modems modulation modes. Modulation_BellBell modulations for 300 & 1200 bpsModulation_CCITTCCITT modulations for 300 & 1200 bpsModulation_CCITT_V23CCITT modulations for V23 Format A single command string. Sample (1) HKR, Settings, Modulation_CCITT,, "B0 " HKR, Settings, Modulation_Bell,, "B1 " (2) HKR, Settings, Modulation_CCITT,, "B0B15" HKR, Settings, Modulation_Bell,, "B1B16" Notes If the modem supports modulation, it is important to fill in these settings. If the modem does not support any or all of the Modulation settings, the corresponding registry entry should not be included. The supported commands must be indicated in the ModemOptions member of the Properties registry entry for the modulation settings to be used. See Also ModemOptions in the Properties registry setting documentation. Registry Entry Name Settings, Prefix Description The characters that will be prepended to every Setting command sent to the modem. Normally, this will be AT. Format A single command string. Sample HKR, Settings, Prefix,, "AT" Notes The initialization commands should include appropriate prefix (usually AT) and terminator (usually ) characters. Be careful not to exceed the maximum allowable length for individual command strings. See Also Settings, Terminator Registry Entry Name Settings, Pulse Settings, Tone Description Characters that will be inserted into the dialing string, immediately following the Settings, DialPrefix characters, to indicate Pulse or Tone dialing. Format A single command string. Sample HKR, Settings, Pulse,, "P" HKR, Settings, Tone,, "T" Notes If the modem does not support tone and pulse dialing, the corresponding registry entry should not be included. The supported commands must be indicated in the ModemOptions member of the Properties registry entry. See Also ModemOptions in the Properties registry setting documentation. Registry Entry Name Settings, SpeakerMode_Off Settings, SpeakerMode_Dial Settings, SpeakerMode_On Settings, SpeakerMode_Setup Description Commands to set the modems speaker mode. Format A single command string. Sample HKR, Settings, SpeakerMode_Off,, "M0" HKR, Settings, SpeakerMode_Dial,, "M1" HKR, Settings, SpeakerMode_On,, "M2" HKR, Settings, SpeakerMode_Setup,, "M3" Notes If the modem does not support any or all of the SpeakerMode settings, the corresponding registry entry should not be included. The supported commands must be indicated in the SpeakerMode member of the Properties registry entry for the SpeakerMode commands to be used. See Also SpeakerMode in the Properties registry setting documentation. Registry Entry Name Settings, SpeakerVolume_Low Settings, SpeakerVolume_Med Settings, SpeakerVolume_High Description Commands to set the modems speaker volume. Format A single command string. Samples (1) HKR, Settings, SpeakerVolume_Low,, "L1" HKR, Settings, SpeakerVolume_Med,, "L2" HKR, Settings, SpeakerVolume_High,, "L3" (2) HKR, Settings, SpeakerVolume_Low,, "L0" HKR, Settings, SpeakerVolume_Med,, "L2" HKR, Settings, SpeakerVolume_High,, "L3" Notes If the modem does not support any or all of the SpeakerVolume settings, the corresponding registry entry should not be included. The supported commands must be indicated in the SpeakerVolume member of the Properties registry entry for the SpeakerVolume settings to be used. See Also SpeakerVolume in the Properties registry setting documentation. Registry Entry Name Settings, SpeedNegotiation_Off Settings, SpeedNegotiation_On Description Commands to set modems speed negotiation modes. SpeedNegotiation_OffConnect only at DTE speed, not lower.SpeedNegotiation_OnUse lower DCE speed to connect, if necessary. Format A single command string. Sample (1) HKR, Settings, SpeedNegotiation_Off,, "N0" HKR, Settings, SpeedNegotiation_On,, "N1" (2) HKR, Settings, SpeedNegotiation_Off,, "&A0" HKR, Settings, SpeedNegotiation_On,, "&A1" Notes If the modem does support speed negotiation, it is important to fill in these settings. If the modem does not support any or all of the SpeedNegotiation settings, the corresponding registry entry should not be included. The supported commands must be indicated in the ModemOptions member of the Properties registry entry for the SpeedNegotiation settings to be used. See Also ModemOptions in the Properties registry setting documentation. Registry Entry Name Settings, Terminator Description The characters that will be appended to every Settings command sent to the modem. Normally, this is the macro , which corresponds to a carriage return. Format A single command string. Sample HKR, Settings, Terminator,, "" Notes See Also Settings, Prefix FAX MODEM REGISTRY ENTRIES In general, modem INFs do not need to have FAX entries. FAX entries are only used to override detected FAX settings. The Microsoft Fax modem drivers and T.30 protocol engine use several registry key settings to control their behavior. These settings are determined the first time the fax software is run, using a combination of the following techniques: Querying the modem for capabilities. Querying the modem to get an ID, and then using this ID to look up an internal table. [New in Windows 95] Reading the Unimodem INF section for the particular modem installed. If an entry is present in the INF section, it overrides information obtained via the previous two methods. It is important to note that over 95% of the modems tested by the Microsoft Fax group do not need any fax Unimodem entries in the INF file. The fax entries should only be specified to fix known incompatibilities with Windows 95 or NT-SUR fax. Registry Entry Name ExitCommand Description This command string is issued to the modem after hang-up, and just before releasing the port. The default is the empty string. Format Single command string Sample HKR, Fax, ExitCommand,, Notes See Also Registry Entry Name PreAnswerCommand Description This modem command string is issued to the modem just before issuing the ATA command. Microsoft Fax will have already issued the Setup command, and the command to go the appropriate Fax Class (Class 1 or 2). The default is empty. Format Single command string Sample HRK, Fax, PreAnswerCommand,, Notes See Also Registry Entry Name PreDialCommand Description This command string is issued just before issuing an ATD command. Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, PreDialCommand,, Notes Microsoft Fax will have already issued the Setup command, and the command to go to the appropriate Fax class (class1 or 2). The default is the empty string. See Also Registry Entry Name ResetCommand Description This string is sent before every send and before every answer. Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, ResetCommand,, "AT&FS0=0E0V1Q0" Notes In Windows 95 and NT-SUR, this string is sent before every send and before every answer. In the next version of windows, this string may not be sent before answer if the fax is configured to be in auto-answer mode (in which case the Unimodem driver would have already setup the modem appropriately). The command should reset the modem to the following state: Load factory defaults Disable auto-answer Echo OFF Verbose ON Quiet OFF In Windows 95 and NT SUR, the default ResetCommand string is obtained as follows: AT&FS0=0E0V1Q0. If that fails, it tries AT&FS0=0E0. If that fails, it tries AT&FE0. If that fails the modem initialization fails. This entire behavior can be changed by directly placing a ResetCommand entry in the modems INF file, in which case it will try to use the latter string. A null string () is a valid entry in which case the fax driver will not issue a reset command. See Also Registry Entry Name SetupCommand Description This command is sent before every send and before every answer (after the reset command). Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, SetupCommand,, ATS7=255&D3&K4 Notes The command should configure the modem as follows: Max dial-tone timeout Tie DTR drop to reset Xon/Xoff flow control Windows 95 and NT-SUR fax software require software (Xon/Xoff) flow control. The software uses the following algorithm to determine the command to be used for flow control: first it tries AT&K4. It then (even if the modem returned OK to AT&K4) tries AT\Q1, and if that worked, it tries ATJ0. If no commands worked so far, it tries AT&K5. Using this algorithm results in one of the following flow control commands: AT&K4, AT&K4\Q1, AT&K4\Q1\J0, AT\Q1, AT\Q1\J0, or AT&K5. This algorithm works is a vast majority of cases. Two known exceptions are US Robotics and certain Hayes modems. These are special-cased in the fax driver (but could equally easily have been taken care of via the INF file). See Also Protocol and Port Settings Registry Entry Name EnableV17Recv Description Format Single command string. Sample HRK, Fax, EnableV17Recv,, Notes If 0, disables the use of V.17 (14.4 Kbps, short train) when receiving a fax. If 1, V.17 capability is not disabled when receiving. The default is 1. See Also Registry Entry Name EnableV17Send Description Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, EnableV17Send,, Notes If 0, disables the use of V.17 (14.4 Kbps, short train) when sending a fax. If 1, V.17 capability is not disabled when sending. The default is 1. See Also Registry Entry Name FixModemClass Description Specifies the preferred fax class to use. Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, FixModemClass,, Notes The default is 1. Some modems claim to support Class1 but do not properly do so. To get Microsoft fax use these modems as Class2 modems, specify a value 2 for this entry. See Also Registry Entry Name FixSerialSpeed Description This entry specifies the DTE-DCE speed, in baud, to be used when the modem is in Class 1 or Class 2 mode. Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, FixSerialSpeed,, Notes The default value is 19200. See Also Registry Entry Name HighestSendSpeed Description Specifies the highest over-the-wire speed when sending a fax, in bits per second. Format Single command string Sample HKR, Fax, HighestSendSpeed,, Notes A value of 0 indicates use highest available speed. The default value is 0. The protocol engine uses this setting when creating the DIS frame. See Also Registry Entry Name LowestSendSpeed Description Specifies the lowest over-the-wire speed that is acceptable when sending a fax, in bits per second. Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, LowestSendSpeed,, Notes A value of 0 indicates use the negotiated settings. The default value is 0. The protocol engine uses this setting when determining whether to continue transmission at a lower speed after transmission errors (after receiving FTT, RTP, etc). See Also CLASS 1-SPECIFIC SETTINGS Registry Entry Name Cl1FCS Description Specifies the FCS checking behavior of the class1 driver. Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, Cl1FCS,, Notes 0Check (default and ONLY value for Win95 4.0.0.950)1Dont check -- assume there is no FCS2Dont check -- assume there is an FCS (default for Win95 4.0.0.951 and later) After Windows 95 shipped, Microsoft was notified that there were several newer modems that did not report the correct FCS bytes. Binary file transfer will not work for these devices. The fix requires version 4.0.0.951 of the following fax components: AWFXIO32.DLL and AWCL1_32.DLL. In NT-SUR and future Windows 9x platforms, we fix this problem. See Also CLASS 2-SPECIFIC SETTINGS 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 modems INF file. Registry Entry Name Cl2DC2Char Description Format Single command string Sample HKR, Fax, Cl2DC3Char,, Notes Decimal value for character that is sent to modem after receiving a CONNECT response to the AT+FDR command. Default: 82 decimal (^R). See Also Registry Entry Name Cl2lsEx Description Format Single command string Sample HKR, Fax, Cl2lsEx,, Notes If non-zero, driver will not issue AT+FDIS?, AT+FDIS=..., and AT+FPTS=... commands, and expects a non-standard FPTS response: FPTS:1 indicating good page and FPTS:1,2,0,0 indicating a bad page. Default: modem-specific. Typically 0. See Also Registry Entry Name Cl2lsSr Description Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, Cl2lsSr,, Notes If non-zero, driver will not issue AT+FCQ=0. Some modems will not work if they receive this command. Default: 0 See Also Registry Entry Name Cl2RecvBOR Description Specifies value of AT+FBOR=xxx for receives. Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, Cl2RecvBOR,, Notes Default: varies, typically 1. See Also Registry Entry Name Cl2SendBOR Description Specifies value of AT+FBOR=xxx for sends. Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, Cl2SendBOR,, Notes Default: varies, typically 0. See Also Registry Entry Name Cl2SkipCtrlQ Description Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, Cl2SkipCtrlQ,, Notes If non-zero, driver will not wait to receive a ^Q character before sending page data. Default: 0. See Also Registry Entry Name Cl2SWBOR Description If non-zero, and if Cl2RecvBOR equals 1, will issue AT+FBOR=0 and internally bit-reverse received data. Format Single command string. Sample HKR, Fax, Cl2SWBOR,, Notes Default: 0. It is set to 1 for those modems that do not implement the AT+FBOR command. See Also VOICE VIEW MODEM REGISTRY SETTINGS Registry Entries The keys of MonitorVoiceViewOn and MonitorVoiceViewOff are used to put the modem into and take the modem out of FCLASS=80. When any VoiceView application is running, and no other application is actively using the modem. Unimodem will use the MonitorVoiceViewOn keys to put the modem in a state to look for VoiceView start tones. When either the VoiceView applications close, or another non-VoiceView application wishes to use the modem, Unimodem will use the MonitorVoiceViewOff keys to put the modem back into a usable state for those applications. The responses section should directly match the VoiceView specification. It may need be necessary to alter or remove parts from this section if a device does not support all of these responses. The RunOnce command is used to update the Windows 95 desktop and folders to contain the VoiceView components. HKR,, RunOnce,,"grpconv /o" HKR,, VoiceView, 1, 01 HKR, MonitorVoiceViewOn, 1,, "AT+FCLASS=80" HKR, MonitorVoiceViewOn, 2,, "None" HKR, MonitorVoiceViewOff, 1,, "AT+FCLASS=0" HKR, MonitorVoiceViewOff, 2,, "None" HKR, Responses, "-SSV", 1, 09, 00, 00,00,00,00, 00,00,00,00 HKR, Responses, "-SMD", 1, 0A, 00, 00,00,00,00, 00,00,00,00 HKR, Responses, "-SFA", 1, 0B, 00, 00,00,00,00, 00,00,00,00 HKR, Responses, "-SRA", 1, 0C, 00, 00,00,00,00, 00,00,00,00 HKR, Responses, "-SRQ", 1, 0D, 00, 00,00,00,00, 00,00,00,00 HKR, Responses, "-SRC:", 1, 0E, 00, 00,00,00,00, 00,00,00,00 HKR, Responses, "-STO", 1, 0F, 00, 00,00,00,00, 00,00,00,00 HKR, Responses, "-SVM", 1, 10, 00, 00,00,00,00, 00,00,00,00 The following entry is needed so that Windows Sockets will recognize the VoiceView transport. HKLM, System\CurrentControlSet\Services\VxD\Winsock, "VoiceView Winsock Provider",, "wsvv.vxd" Copying Files Voice View modems INF files must contain the following entries in order to copy over the Voice View related files. The following lines must be put in the modems action section in the INF. CopyFiles = VV_Sys, VV_Sock_Win, VV_Sock_Sys, VV_App, VV_Help UpdateInis = VView.Inis Uninstall = VoiceView_remove The destination directory section will need to be added or modified in the INF file. This tells Win95 where to copy the files. [DestinationDirs] Register.Copy = 17 ; INF File Directory VV_Sys = 11 ; VoiceView System Components VV_Sock_Sys = 11 ; Windows Sockets System Components VV_Sock_Win = 10 ; Windows Sockets Interface VV_App = 10 ; File Transfer Application VV_Help = 18 ; File Transfer Help The following sections must be added to the modem's INF file. It is recommended that these sections not be altered. These sections are used to install the Windows 95 VoiceView components into the system. [VV_Sys] fte.dll vvexe32.exe wsvv.vxd [VV_Sock_Win] winsock.dll [VV_Sock_Sys] wsock32.dll wsock.vxd vtdi.386 [VV_App] filexfer.exe [VV_Help] filexfer.hlp filexfer.cnt Adding to Desktop and Folders The following section adds and updates the VoiceView components to the desktop and group folders. [VView.Inis] setup.ini, progman.groups,, "group4="%APPS_DESC%" ;creates folder setup.ini, group4,, """%FileXfer_DESC%"", filexfer.exe ;creates link setup.ini, progman.groups,, "SendTo=""..\..\%SendTo_DESC%"" ;creates ;folder setup.ini, SendTo,,"""%SendToPhone_DESC%"", filexfer.exe" ;creates ;Link to EXE setup.ini, progman.groups,, "group1=""%StartUp_DESC%""" ;creates folder setup.ini, group1,, """%StartXfer_DESC%"", filexfer.exe /a" ;creates ;link This sections is used to remove VoiceView components from Windows 95 when a VoiceView modem is removed or uninstalled from the system. [VView.Rem.Inis] setup.ini, progman.groups,, "group4=""%APPS_DESC%""" ;creates folder setup.ini, group4,, """%FileXfer_DESC%""" ;deletes link setup.ini, progman.groups,, "SendTo=""..\..\%SendTo_DESC%""";creates ;folder setup.ini, SendTo,,"""%SendToPhone_DESC%""" ;deletes link setup.ini, progman.groups,, "group1=""%StartUp_DESC%""" ;creates ;folder setup.ini, group1,, """%StartXfer_DESC%""" ;deletes link [VoiceView_remove] UpdateInis = VView.Rem.Inis The following section should be added or modified to specify the necessary strings. [Strings] APPS_DESC = "Accessories" ; Name of Accessories menu StartUp_DESC = "StartUp" ; Startup Group SendTo_DESC = "SendTo" ; SendTo folder FileXfer_DESC = "File Transfer" ; Name of file transfer app SendToPhone_DESC = "Person On Phone" ; Name for file transfer ; app in SendTo menu StartXfer_DESC = "VoiceView Auto Detection" ; Name for auto start ; feature VOICE MODEM REGISTRY SETTINGS Registry Entry Name AbortPlay Description AbortPlay is the command issued to the modem to stop playing the audio data immediately. It does not play what is currently in its buffer. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR,, AbortPlay,, "at" Notes Called after StartPlay, and before StopPlay. This command is only called for modems that use the serial wave device. It is not used for modems that use the wave wrapper. See Also StartPlay, StopPlay, TerminatePlay registry entries. Registry Entry Name CallerIDPrivate CallerIDOutSide Description Characters that the modem returns for Caller ID to indicate that the information is not sent because it has been blocked (private) or is out of area. Format Single line - can be one or more characters. Sample HKR,, CallerIDPrivate,,P HKR,, CallerIDOutSide,,O Notes Case sensitive. See Also EnableCallerID registry entry. Registry Entry Name EnableCallerID Description Command to enable caller ID reporting. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR, EnableCallerID, 1,, "at#cid=1" Notes If modem does not have ability to report Caller ID, this entry may be omitted. The VoiceProfile registry entry can specify if the modem supports Caller ID. If caller ID is enabled, make sure that caller ID responses are in the Responses registry settings. See Also VoiceProfile registry entry. Registry Entry Name EnableDistinctiveRing Description Command to enable distinctive ringing reporting. Format One or more command string. Sample HKR, EnableDistinctiveRing, 1,, "at-sdr=7" Notes If modem does not have ability to report distinctive rings, this entry may be omitted. Distinctive ringing can be enabled or disabled from the modems property page. The VoiceProfile registry entry can specify if distinctive ringing is supported, and what type of distinctive ringing is supported. If distinctive ringing is enabled, make sure that the correct distinctive ringing responses are listed in the Responses registry settings. See Also VoiceProfile registry entry. Registry Entry Name Enumerator Description This is a standard INF entry. Every voice modem should have this key. It creates the wave device for the voice modem. Format Sample HKR,,Enumerator,,serwave.vxd Notes This key should never change, and is necessary for every voice modem. See Also Registry Entry Name ForwardDelay Description The delay in milliseconds between dialing the call forwarding cancel code and hanging up. Also, the delay between dialing call forwarding dial string and hanging up. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR,, ForwardDelay, 1,88,13 Notes See Also MDK.DOC documentation on lineForward implementation. Registry Entry Name GenerateDigit Description Command used to generate a DTMF digit during a voice call. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR, GenerateDigit, 1,, "at#vts=" Notes This command will only be issued during an active voice call. This entry can be omitted if the modem cannot generate DTMFs during a voice call. See Also Registry Entry Name HandsetCloseDelay Description Amount of time, in seconds, that the CloseHandset command will be issued after the Multimedia function waveClose is called. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR,, HandsetCloseDelay, 1, 1e,00,00,00 Notes If waveOpen is called is issued before this delay expires, the OpenHandset command will not reissued. This entry is used to work around a feature in some modems that requires the handset to be on hook when the OpenHandset command is issued. Using this entry will keep the handset wave device open between playing audio files out the handset, preventing the need for the handset to be put back on hook. See Also OpenHandset and CloseHandset registry entries Registry Entry Name LineSetPlayFormat LineSetRecordFormat HandsetSetPlayFormat HandsetSetRecordFormat Description Commands to send to the modem to set the record/play format. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR, LineSetPlayFormat, 1,, "at#vls=0" HKR, LineSetRecordFormat, 1,, "None" HKR, LineSetRecordFormat, 2,, "NoResponse" HKR, HandsetSetRecordFormat, 1,,"at#vsr=7200" HKR, HandsetSetRecordFormat, 2,,"at#vbs=4" HKR, HandsetSetPlayFormat, 1,,"at#vsr=7200" HKR, HandsetSetPlayFormat, 2,,"at#vbs=4" Notes If the modem is using the serial wave driver, and the baud rate needs to be set, the baud rate command should be the last command listed. See Also Registry Entry Name LowerMid LowerWaveInPid LowerWaveOutPid Description Used in the wave wrapper INF only. Provides the audio wave drivers Manufacturer ID and Products IDs to the wave wrapper. Format Single WORD values. Sample HKR,Config,LowerMid,1, 5c, 00 HKR,Config,LowerWaveInPid,1, 81, 00 HKR,Config,LowerWaveOutPid,1, 82, 00 Notes These values identify the wave driver that is being wrapped by the wave wrapper. See Also Registry Entry Name OpenHandset CloseHandset Description OpenHandset puts the modem into a mode that will allow playing audio (wave files) to the handset. CloseHandset resets the modem to class 0. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR, OpenHandset, 1,, "at#cls=8" HKR, OpenHandset, 2,, "at#vls=1" HKR, CloseHandset, 1,, "at#cls=0" Notes These commands are used to play audio through the handset while there is no active call. See Also Registry Entry Name SpeakerPhoneEnable SpeakerPhoneDisable Description Commands to enable and disable speakerphone. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR, SpeakerPhoneEnable, 1,, "at#vls=6" HKR, SpeakerPhoneDisable, 1,, "at#vls=6" HKR, SpeakerPhoneDisable, 2,, "at#spk=0,15,," HKR, SpeakerPhoneDisable, 3,, "at#vls=0" Notes These commands are issued after a call has been connected in voice mode. The SpeakerPhoneEnable command is sent when the TAPI function phoneSetHookSwitchMode is called with the PHONESETHOOKSWITCHDEV_SPEAKERPHONE and PHONESETHOOKSWITCHMODE_MICSPEAKER or _SPEAKER or bits set. See Also Overview of speakerphone modes in MDK.DOC. Registry Entry Name SpeakerPhoneMute SpeakerPhoneUnMute Description Commands to mute and unmute the speakerphone. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR, SpeakerPhoneMute, 1,, "at#spk=0,,," HKR, SpeakerPhoneUnMute, 1,, "at#spk=1,,," Notes These commands are issued after a call has been connected in voice mode, and speakerphone has been enabled. These commands are sent only after the speaker phone has been enabled, and the TAPI function phoneSetHookSwitch is called with the to change the mute setting. See Also Overview of speakerphone modes in MDK.DOC. Registry Entry Name SpeakerPhoneSetVolumeGain Description Command(s) to set the speakerphone volume and gain. Format One or more command strings Samples (1) HKR, SpeakerPhoneSetVolumeGain, 1,, "at#spk=,," (2) HKR, SpeakerPhoneSetVolumeGain, 1,,at#vgs= HKR, SpeakerPhoneSetVolumeGain, 2,,at#vgm= Notes These commands are issued after a call has been connected in voice mode, and speakerphone has been enabled. The macro will correspond to the volume to be set and the macro will correspond to the gain to be set based on the SpeakerPhoneSpecs and the volume passed down from TAPI (for example, from the TAPI function phoneSetVolume). and are placeholders that will be filled in to the correct values by Unimodem. See Also SpeakerPhoneSpecs registry entry and the overview of speakerphone modes in MDK.DOC. Registry Entry Name SpeakerPhoneSpecs Description Gives the range of values for speakerphone volume and gain. Format 4 DWORDs. Sample HKR,, SpeakerPhoneSpecs,1, 00,00,00,00, 0f,00,00,00, 03,00,00,00, 00,00,00,00 Notes The value corresponds to the C structure below: typedef struct SPEAKERPHONE_SPEC { DWORD SpeakerPhoneVolMax; DWORD SpeakerPhoneVolMin; DWORD SpeakerPhoneGainMax; DWORD SpeakerPhoneGainMin; } SPEAKERPHONE_SPEC; Note that the maximum can be greater or less than the minimum. For example, a microphones attenuation setting would have a maximum value that is numerically less that the minimum. The speakerphone volume and gain are set through the TAPI functions phoneSetVolume and phoneSetGain. See Also Registry Entry Name StartPlay Description Command that are issued to the modem to start playing audio (wave files) out the modem. These commands are issued during an active to call to play to the line and are issued when there is no active call to play to the handset. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR, StartPlay, 1,, "at#vtx" Notes See Also VoiceProfile Registry Entry Name StartRecord Description Command that are issued to the modem to start recording audio (wave files) from the modem. These commands are issued during an active to call to record from the line and are issued when there is no active call to record from the handset. Format One or more command strings Samples (1) HKR, StartRecord, 1,, "at+vgt=64" HKR, StartRecord, 2,, "at+fclass=8" (2) HKR, StartRecord, 1,, "at#vrx" (3) HKR, StartRecord, 1,, "at#spk=0" HKR, StartRecord, 2,, "ata" HKR, StartRecord, 3,, "at+vgr=134" HKR, StartRecord, 4,, "at#vrx" Notes See Also VoiceProfile Registry Entry Name StopPlay Description For modems that use the serial wave device, this command is called after AbortPlay or TerminatePlay. It can be used to reset the modems baud rate, if it was changed for playing. For modems that use the wave wrapper wave device, this command is called after StartPlay, and should issue all necessary modem commands to stop playing the wave file. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR, StopPlay, 1,, "None" HKR, StopPlay, 2,, "NoResponse" Notes See Also VoiceProfile Registry Entry Name StopRecord Description For modems that use the serial wave device, this command is called after TerminateRecord. It can be used to reset the modems baud rate, if it was changed for playing. For modems that use the wave wrapper wave device, this command is called after StartRecord, and should issue all necessary modem commands to stop playing the wave file. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR, StopRecord, 1,, "None" HKR, StopRecord, 2,, "NoResponse" Notes See Also VoiceProfile Registry Entry Name TerminatePlay Description TerminatePlay is the command issued to the modem to empty (finish playing) its local buffer and stop playing the audio data. Format Single command string. Sample HKR,, TerminatePlay,, "at" Notes Called after StartPlay, and before StopPlay. This command is only called for modems that use the serial wave device. It is not used for modems that use the wave wrapper. See Also StartPlay, StopPlay, AbortPlay registry entries. Registry Entry Name TerminateRecord Description TerminateRecord is issued to the modem to finish recording its local buffer and stop recording the audio data. Format Single command string. Samples (1) HKR,, TerminateRecord,, "Eat" (2) HKR,, TerminateRecord,, "at" Notes Called after StartRecord, and before StopRecord. This command is only called for modems that use the serial wave device. It is not used for modems that use the wave wrapper. See Also StartRecord and StopRecord registry entries. Registry Entry Name VariableTerminator Description Characters that terminate a caller ID or distinctive ring response from modem. Format Single line of one or more characters. Sample HKR,, VariableTerminator,, Notes A variable length response is composed of a fixed response (which is listed in the Responses registry entries) followed by a variable length string. This string is terminated by this Variable Terminator. Note: The high bit of the first byte of the Response binary data registry entry must be set for the response to be interpreted as a variable length response. See Also Responses registry entry. Registry Entry Name VoiceAnswer Description Commands to send to the modem to answer a call in voice mode. Format One or more command strings Sample HKR, VoiceAnswer, 1,, "at#cls=8" HKR, VoiceAnswer, 2,, "at#vls=0" HKR, VoiceAnswer, 3,, "at#vbt=1" HKR, VoiceAnswer, 7,, "ata" Notes Usually, the following actions are performed in VoiceAnswer: Place the modem into voice mode. Set the DTMF tone generation duration. Make sure speakerphone is on hook. Set modem to connect immediately after dialing. However, if the modem cannot detect busy while in voice mode (or in speakerphone mode while in voice mode), the modem should not be set to connect immediately, so that the modem has a chance to report busy before it is connected. Answer the modem. See Also Registry Entry Name VoiceDialNumberSetup Description Commands to place a call in voice mode. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR, VoiceDialNumberSetup, 1,, "at#cls=8" HKR, VoiceDialNumberSetup, 2,, "at#vls=0" HKR, VoiceDialNumberSetup, 3,, "at#vrn=0" HKR, VoiceDialNumberSetup, 4,, "at#vbt=1" Notes Usually, the following actions are performed in VoiceDialNumberSetup: Place the modem into voice mode. Set the DTMF tone generation duration. Make sure speakerphone is on hook. Set modem to connect immediately after dialing. However, if the modem cannot detect busy while in voice mode (or in speakerphone mode while in voice mode), the modem should not be set to connect immediately, so that the modem has a chance to report busy before it is connected. See Also Registry Entry Name VoiceMixerMid VoiceMixerPid VoiceMixerLineID Description These entries identify the mixer control used to control the speakerphone volume. These entries are optional, and are only used if the speakerphone volume is controlled through a multimedia mixer device. Format One WORD value for Mid and Pid. One DWORD value for LineID. Sample HKR,, VoiceMixerMid, 1,02,00 HKR,, VoiceMixerPid, 1,99,01 HKR,, VoiceMixerLineID, 1,00,00,05,00 Notes VoiceMixerMid is the Manufacturer ID (MID) of the mixer device. VoiceMixerPid is the Product ID (PID) of the mixer device. VoiceMixerLineID is the line ID of the volume control. When the TAPI line is initialized, Unimodem looks for a volume control on this mixer line. If the volume is set to its minimum, Unimodem will move set it to its maximum. When speakerphone is enabled, the control is not muted. Then speakerphone is disabled, the control is muted. When the TAPI line is closed, this control is not muted. The mixer is not used at any other time by Unimodem. It is not used to control speakerphone volume. Speakerphone volume is set through the SpeakerPhoneSetVolumeGain command. See Also SpeakerPhoneSetVolumeGain Registry Entry Name VoiceProfile Description VoiceProfile is used to report specific voice modem capabilities to Unimodem. Format A single DWORD. Samples (1) HKR,, VoiceProfile, 1 , 07,a1,02,00 (2) HKR,, VoiceProfile, 1, 27,03,00,00 (3) HKR,, VoiceProfile, 1, 25,12,00,00 Notes The Profile Calculator tool can be used to create the voice profile entry. See the documentation file MDK.DOC for information on how to use the Profile Calculator. The bits in the VoiceProfile DWORD are set as follows: 0x00000001This is a voice modem (should always be set).0x00000002Modem has any element of a TAPI phone device. It can play audio to the handset and/or report handset hookswitch events.0x00000004Modem has speakerphone phone device.0x00000020Modem will use serial wave driver for playing audio to the handset and line.0x00000040Set if dial string must always end with DialSuffix in voice mode.0x00000080Modem does not support Caller ID.0x00000100Modem speaker volume can be changed with multimedia mixer.0x00000200Force blind dialing after dialtone detection. long dial strings are broken up into two or more dial strings. If the modem tries to detect dialtone every time the dial command is issued, this bit should be set.0x00000400Speakerphone state must be reset after recording from line.0x00000800Speakerphone state must be reset after playing from line.0x00001000Modem does not report distinctive ring.0x00002000Modem supports distinctive ringing with ring duration (DRON and DROF). Ignored if modem does not support distinctive ringing.0x00004000If distinctive ringing is enabled, first ring reported by modem may not be correct. Unimodem will not report the first ring.0x00008000Modem does not report first ring when distinctive ringing is enabled.0x00020000Modems does not support DTMF generation while in voice mode0x00040000Modem does not monitor DTMF digits while in voice mode.0x00080000This bit must be set in the VoiceProfile DWORD for all Rockwell voice modems. If set, the UART baud rate will be set before issuing StartPlay or StartRecord commands. Otherwise, it will be set after the StartPlay or StartRecord commands.0x00100000If set, the UART baudrate will be reset after the StopPlay or StopRecord command is issued.0x00200000Indicates that modem keeps handset disconnected from modem while in voice mode. If this bit is set, Unimodem will display Talk/Drop dialog during outgoing calls. Unimodem will not allow the line to be opened as Owner/InteractiveVoice.0x00400000Indicates the speakerphone cannot be muted. Speakerphone can be ONHOOK or MICSPEAKER. See Also Registry Entry Name VoiceToDataAnswer Description Commands to switch to data answer after a call has been answered in voice mode. Format One or more command strings. Sample HKR, VoiceToDataAnswer, 1,, "at#cls=0" HKR, VoiceToDataAnswer, 2,, "ata" Notes See Also Registry Entry Name WaveDevices Description For use in the serial wave INF only. Specifies number of wave devices serial wave driver supports Format One WORD. Value can be 1 or 2. Sample HKR,Config,WaveDevices, 1, 01, 00 Notes This key can only be used to indicate whether or not a voice modem has the ability to playback and record to a handset device. If it does not have this ability, or does not have a handset device, this key should be set to 1. If this key is set to 2, the serial wave device will report a handset and line device. No other value can be used in this key. See Also Registry Entry Name WaveOutMixerDest WaveOutMixerSource WaveInMixerDest WaveInMixerSource Description Used in wave wrapper INFs only. Represent the multimedia source and destination devices associated with the phone line. Format Single DWORD values. Sample HKR,Config,WaveOutMixerDest, 1, 00,00,00,00 HKR,Config,WaveOutMixWWW3XDXIX[XuX~XXX:YBYMYaYYYYYPZ^ZwZZZZZZ=[A[\\\]T]^]]]^^0^:^Z^d^ __'_1_____``````!a0a;aKaVaiataaaaaa+b:bbbubbbbbWcfc~cccccd&d9d|ddd e:eFeeeqeeeeee f{fffffffgg.gFgVgggh"hSh^h}hhhhi&i^ioiiiiiii=jNjjj kk;kKkVkekkkkkkl%l(lllllllm"m0n +13:GOR]_jmxǫȫԫ )Ycenp~ŬӬ׬ ,} $S\kz~'0EPdrt}¯ѯ߯ 6{ϰ;DSb~COSZny}ֲ$*0>BK޳ 3AguٷVb ?Tֹ 9Djw Ϳ޿R[epus5Kg{v~.9:FS^4?Ye &-=ZlUgnjx}J[AHIOk}"+KT\bcex)4;ABDP[u ktx%.4>DO#6BYfs)Ybow FUbq2A`kx %M_ CNv<Gv*>P]^kl|y| LYBJBJ #[c|!"9:<>LMhi  !#%78STklnp  /0KLcdfhst#$;uDc;<>@PQlm,-HI`acetu  ()@ACEZ[vw./13=>YZqrtvuDc 23JKMO]^yz,-/1CD_`wxz|01LMdegitu  1 2 4 6 B C ^ uDc^ _ v w y { ! ! ! !!!"!=!>!U!V!X!Z!g!h!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""2"3"5"7"F"G"b"c"z"{"}"""""""""""""" # ###$#%#@#A#X#Y#[#]#j#k#############uDc###$$$$6$7$9$;$L$M$h$i$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$%%%%%%(()){********++,, ,(,*,;,U,f,,,,-N-R-00^0b00011v2~23"303E3d4e4k4l4u445"56688K;_;<<<<]UU]uD`<:>I>T>\>^>o>>>g?o?q?~?????@@@@@@@@AACCCCCCCCCCCCCDDDDDD+D-D5D7DDFDHDLDNDVDXD]D}DDDDE*E@EEEEEEEFFGGhG}GIIoOOcQwQQQ=SFSNTRTgTpTVVVVVVuDU]VU`VWWmYyYYYYYYYYZ3[D[I[[[[[\\M\a\i\s\\\=]A]]]_```2`J`aa;aPaddDfHfffhhhiliiikkn1nooooqqssvvxxyyzz{|2}6}}}|̀̀VW`uˌ]UU]bˌ2LM7L ̙͙FG͟Ti2Gծ֮ڱ۱ctɶ޶̸Rg*?Ͼz{ UjR[epuav.U]c]U]`.S^]eijx5J[\ " $GK 4,-DY1F(,`kx %8M;P|}#]U]Ub%&stTU78{|vw<=G\VW]^g|}NOu]aauDPaP uDPUU]c]W34@NOPQRS\A MbYKL  [  [  00@0000000000000000000000000000000000: 1( ] ; 79A+vM%nW1s?&qiA000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000-fF4w P2}j7 | ![!!!8"""#^###<$$$%%%%&&00000000000000000000000000000000000000000007-&7'8'T'o''''V(W((((())A)H)d)k)))))))))%*,*H*O*j*k*q*r*{**00000000000{00U00U00U000U00U00U00U00U000U00U;7 < h 4h%***++:+A+g+h+n+, ,,,,,,,,,--N-R-j------..+.u.../4/W/00U00U00U000U00U000U00U00U00000000U00000000;000 < h 4hF;&W/X/001111223303E3M3Y344%4,4K4d4e4k4l4u4444(5/5N5U555566666$7\77700000000000U000U00U00U0000U00U00U00U00U000U000000000;7,7'8[88888819H9T9p9q999999999999J;K;`;<<<=K>>>>>>00000000 i} }  i} }  i} } 00sm00000006000  \dON#! &v   Y5`;$>>?$?%?C?N?O?P??????@@@'@(@A@L@M@i@t@u@v@@@AA[A\AgAAAAAAA+B,B       00000            0000           0ONv\d @(,B7BmBnByBBBBBBBCC!CACBCMCdCeCpCCCC|D}DDDD EE*E0EWHWWWWWWWXX8X9XBXhXiXjXqXXXXXXXYYYZZ)ZUZ\Z8888000000U0xx00U00U0000U00U000U00U;x@5`v@\d%\ZtZ{ZZZ2[3[D\M\\\\\\]]6]=]A]h]]]]]]]w^x^^^__4`5`J`_`k`````aaa00U00U0000U0000U00U00U00000000U000000U0000U00U00U00U0F;+a&a;aPaeaqaaaaab#bbcdd1dLdjdddddd*e+e;eaebeveeeef#fE\cƍǍݍ ސ%129PWqw00000000U00U00U00U00U0000000000U000U00U00U00U0;7 < h 4h&2@LMTkr.7LZfϓՓ)0GNioȕ"8?\b0U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U0;,&2חݗӘܘ Y`w~̙͙ϙFGHǛț0U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U000U0{000v l*5`;(Ŝۜ՝ܝߞ07KQğ͟'.ELci0U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U0;,%+KTivǡ)2GP\Ģˢ[deĥť+,0U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U0000000000F;+,^ۧܧT̨E|}KLīūDEW7Z[)*3;GPQ_000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000F-_klzȮծ֮WXe9}° Sڱ۱bct7{;|}0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000;F, Cnֵ0rɶ޶̸ܷ ׹޹*3Rgv000000000000U00U00U00U0000U0000U00U00U000U00U000U0;+ͺԺ *?UaϾsz{ " Uj0U00U00U00U000U00U00U00U00U000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U0;,jxgn\eCJgn0abX00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U000000U00U00U00000000000U0;,Xav%,@Gl.:GS /Tz{ +X_|0U0000U00U00U00000U00U000U000U00U00000U00U000U00U00U000;,;<BV_!(U:A]ei!5J\h000U00U0000U00U00U0000U00U000U00U000000000U0000U000UF;+h Ad ",8"?Fhnox $GKp00U00U00U00000000000U00U00U00U00U00U000U00U00U00000000F;,p "}4?K%&,-6DYgs00000U00U000U000U00U0000U00U000U0000U00U0000U00U000U00U;F,FLy1FVb(,MS 8M`l7>q00U00U000U000U00U00U00000U000U000U00U00U00U00U000U00U00U0F;,q IJkFMjq%abh12;P^00000U00000000R0U00U00U00U000000U0000000R0U0X < h 4h;%Yct| #S\`kOW\m ->MPQS|$:594Ie>N(7!?FMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOC Mark WilliamsC:\fixup\REG.DOC@HP LaserJet IIISi Pos (Copy 2)\\msprint8\corppPSCRIPTHP LaserJet IIISi Pos (Copy 2)HP LaserJet IIISi Pos (Copy 2)w od,,` iRXdCustom page 1BBCustom page 2BBCustom page 3BBHP LaserJet IIISi Pos (Copy 2)w od,,` iRXdCustom page 1BBCustom page 2BBCustom page 3BB @@AA@A@A@A@AA@@@@@~Times New Roman Symbol &Arial5Lucida Sans TypewriterTimesTimes New Roman&Arial Narrow#AV RMD%%_l_$V K C:\WINWORD6\TEMPLATE\10abody.dotINIT:bradh Mark Williams     "#$%(ܥhW $e`Izz4ȿ>)ȿȿȿdHȿ_~jx ^@@@@7T,&WWWWWXL\[L^%`X}`K^5+@@55^V@NVVV5D @@W?4<p5WVV Microsoft Windows 95 Modem Registry Reference Version 1.0 November 1995 Contents  TOC \o "1-2" DATA MODEM REGISTRY ENTRIES  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199093  PAGEREF _Toc342199093 2 Answer  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199094  PAGEREF _Toc342199094 3 Hangup  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199095  PAGEREF _Toc342199095 4 InactivityScale  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199096  PAGEREF _Toc342199096 5 Init  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199097  PAGEREF _Toc342199097 6 Monitor  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199098  PAGEREF _Toc342199098 8 Properties  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199099  PAGEREF _Toc342199099 9 Reset  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199100  PAGEREF _Toc342199100 12 Responses  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199101  PAGEREF _Toc342199101 13 SETTINGS  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199102  PAGEREF _Toc342199102 16 Settings, Blind_Off  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199103  PAGEREF _Toc342199103 17 Settings, Blind_On  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199104  PAGEREF _Toc342199104 17 Settings, CallSetupFailTimer  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199105  PAGEREF _Toc342199105 18 Settings, Compression_On  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199106  PAGEREF _Toc342199106 19 Settings, Compression_Off  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199107  PAGEREF _Toc342199107 19 Settings, DialPrefix  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199108  PAGEREF _Toc342199108 20 Settings, DialSuffix  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199109  PAGEREF _Toc342199109 21 Settings, ErrorControl_On  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199110  PAGEREF _Toc342199110 22 Settings, ErrorControl_Off  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199111  PAGEREF _Toc342199111 22 Settings, ErrorControl_Forced  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199112  PAGEREF _Toc342199112 22 Settings, ErrorControl_Cellular  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199113  PAGEREF _Toc342199113 22 Settings, ErrorControl_Cellular_Forced  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199114  PAGEREF _Toc342199114 22 Settings, FlowControl_Off  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199115  PAGEREF _Toc342199115 23 Settings, FlowControl_Hard  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199116  PAGEREF _Toc342199116 23 Settings, FlowControl_Soft  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199117  PAGEREF _Toc342199117 23 Settings, InactivityTimeout  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199118  PAGEREF _Toc342199118 24 Settings, Modulation_CCITT  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199119  PAGEREF _Toc342199119 25 Settings, Modulation_Bell  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199120  PAGEREF _Toc342199120 25 Settings, Modulation_CCITT_V23  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199121  PAGEREF _Toc342199121 25 Settings, Prefix  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199122  PAGEREF _Toc342199122 26 Settings, Pulse  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199123  PAGEREF _Toc342199123 27 Settings, Tone  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199124  PAGEREF _Toc342199124 27 Settings, SpeakerMode_Off  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199125  PAGEREF _Toc342199125 28 Settings, SpeakerMode_Dial  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199126  PAGEREF _Toc342199126 28 Settings, SpeakerMode_On  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199127  PAGEREF _Toc342199127 28 Settings, SpeakerMode_Setup  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199128  PAGEREF _Toc342199128 28 Settings, SpeakerVolume_Low  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199129  PAGEREF _Toc342199129 29 Settings, SpeakerVolume_Med  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199130  PAGEREF _Toc342199130 29 Settings, SpeakerVolume_High  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199131  PAGEREF _Toc342199131 29 Settings, SpeedNegotiation_Off  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199132  PAGEREF _Toc342199132 30 Settings, SpeedNegotiaterSource, 1, 01,00,00,00 HKR,Config,WaveInMixerDest, 1, 01,00,00,00 HKR,Config,WaveInMixerSource, 1, 01,00,00,00 Notes WaveOutMixerDest is the multimedia line that wave out goes to. Usually, this would correspond to the speakers. WaveOutMixerSource is the multimedia line to be used as the source relative to WaveOutMixerDest. Usually, this would correspond to wave/out (or, physically, the ADC). WaveInMixerDest is the multimedia line corresponding to wave in. WaveInMixerSource is the multimedia line to be used as the source relative to WaveInMixerDest. Usually, this would correspond to line in or wave in. See Also Registry Entry Name XformID Description Used in the serial wave device INF only. Specifies the serial wave format used. Format One DWORD Sample HKR,Config,XformID, 1, 01, 00, 00, 00 Notes XformIDFormat14 bit Rockwell ADPCM 7200Hz24 bit IMA ADPCM 4800 Hz34 bit IMA ADPCM 7200 Hz44 bit IMA ADPCM 8000 Hz See Also  PAGE 88  PAGE 85 page 88 page 85  PAGE 1 $h/= T"h/= T"h/= T 89891 88898889  234NQR\]kl $%<=>@QRmn01HIJLSTopuD]Uccc(UcUc$]()DE\]_auv ;<STVXst-.EFHJef  . / F G I K l m     ! uDc! " = > U V X Z v w   ! " = > U V X Z v w   # $ ? @ W X Z \ n o     5 6 8 : U V q r uDc1246STop3468VWrs#$;<>@VWrs %&(*<=XYpqsuuDc/0GHJL[\wx "$45PQhikm9:QRTV^_z{+,.09:UVmnpr{|uDc^l}W^ KL el|000U00U00U00000U0000000000U0000U00U00U00000000U0000F;+#%&1stTU`44444444444444 l5`*78C{|vw<=>G\nz(VW]^g|$G4444440e0U00U00U00U0000U00U00U00U00U0;s l5`)GM/ Ixyt}9?GNOP0U0000U00000U00U00U000000U00000U00U00U00U00Ux0"3x04c;'PQSopr0"xxxx00U000`00`j0h`vx05`0#{K`Normal]a 6`6 Heading 1HP U]a c(*`* Heading 2 <c",`, Heading 3P(c,`, Heading 4<(c,`, Heading 5((c8`8 Heading 6 (1-c"A`"Default Paragraph FontoH6p("'`"Annotation Referenceb *`*Annotation Textb c$`$TOC 8 x0 c$`$TOC 7 0 c$`$TOC 6 0 c$`$TOC 5  0 c$`$TOC 4 X0 c`rTOC 30 ` TOC 1 (0 `TOC 2. `.Footero9 ]a c 2`2Header.0 U]a c8o8 header rule2& ]a c "`" Normal Indent)@ Page NumberoWhb4o4Nh  (1- U]a co!2Np1!(o2Np2"P0o0Ne#t(&  ]a bc 2o2Ws$(( ]a bc *o*We%8&bc.o.Ns&(  ]a bc oNhi'oNp1i(o1Nei)6(o(Ln1*HPoarNsi+6oAWsi,6oqWhi-b&o&Sbre . ]a c oQ Wei /6tc 4o4Sbrh0( U]a c.o.Sbrp1 ]a c,o2,Tt2$< U]a c(o(Tr3& ]a c(oB(Th4$<Uc.oR.Tp5$<0c,o,Te6LPP& c o Le 7`c o!2Ttw8.o.Ih9  U]a c06o6Ch:`@%- U]a c0XoXEx>;$5 $ 0 <HT` ]a c$o$Lb1<P:o:Proch=PP U]a coHn1>o!Hn2?.o.Mp@$1 ]a coLp1A&o2&ErmBd(Uo2ErpCd.o.CnD[]`xa c oR Lb2E00pobpExl^FW $ 0 <HT`$0< H T`lx2o2CapG$0 U]a c(o(Ln2H0 0oLp2I06o6Rh1JHU]a c(e8o8RmhK$10 U]a co!ErmnL<o1Hn3M(o(Term1 N ]a coDef1OPorLbpPo!Np2iQo2Term2Ro"Def2S0oBExwmTf $ 0 <HT`~(4 @ LXdp|6o6RuleU( ]a bc:o:Synw'V (@Xp`o`SynNWJ0H`x  8Ph(@oqLehXoLmcYP0o0PbZ 1 ]a c oProcp[P&oQ&Tpi\ 0oQRTpr ]0oTexf^<*oQ*Tf_t8(0coQTpf`oaTew a4o4ArtbP 0 ]a coABThfc oB Tpifd(o(Ph e1 U]bc<&o&indexfP \]bc0oq0CapSdg1 06o!6ArtSd"h1 0popTex^iW $ 0 <HT`v ,8DPJoJ*hb2)j`x& "' "( ") "-/$ U]bce FoABF*hb1.k& ' ( ) 1%-/$be$oQ$Tartl.o.Teim6PP& c6o6Sbrh2n(( U]a c,o,SbrLbo0P0noanExl2[p0T$0< H T`lx<H T `lx oSbrLpqbo"bSbrExCr$2$0< H T`lx ]a coTehs$oqB$Tsyn t$<c,o,SbrLeu`c "o"Tes vtc (o(Sbrs w ]a c:o:*Cbxx.d ]a co2*Cbxeyd ` TOC 9 z@0 S"<aPa S"<`_ !! !!!! !!!!!!!!! ! ! ! ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!"!#!$!%!&!'!(!)!*!+!,!-!.!/!0!1!2!3!4!5!6!7!8!9!:!;!<!=!>!?!@!A!B!C!D!E!F!G!H!I!J!K!L!M!N!O!P!Q!R!S!T!U!V!W!X!YSS9 ""%%&|').10v17!?+?,?BiDHM?TTVY6]<^aehknpsux|}a8ݕΜU3f׫ʳ͵S+лVb6 E29<Hh~WL    b4  !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:#;<J=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^OS\A W!"7$$$%%&&A&H&d&&&&&&&&%','H'j'k'q'r''''((:(g(h(n())))))))*N****4,W,/0E0M0Y011%1d1e1k1l1111(2/2N222355516T6q6666666J8K899K;;;;;;<%<C<O<<<<<<==(=A=M=i=u=v===>>\>g>>>>,?7?n?y?????@!@B@M@e@p@@|A}AAAA B*B0BE\cƊ ލ%129PWqw2@LMTkr.LZfϐՐ)0GNioȒ"8?\b&2הݔӕ Y`w~͖ϖGHřۙ՚ܚߛ07KQĜ'.ELci%+KivǞ)GP\ğ˟[d|}KĨDZ)իWڮc޳ܴ ׶*gvͷԷ?Uasz{ "ɽнjxƾͿ߿gn\CJgX%,@:Gz{ +X_|;<BV!:]eiJ\h ",8"?Fhno $G }4?%&,-YgsFyFVb(,MM`l7IFMjab12Pl}W^ el|#&1tU`8C|w=>\nzVW]^|$G xyt9?GOQSpr0@000000000000000000000{00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00000U00000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U0000 }  }  } 00sm0000000      0000        0000                     0000000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U0000`H `H `H `H `H `H `H `H `H 00                00tttttttttt00sm00 P P P00008888000U0xx00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U0DDD000U00U00000U00U00U00U00U000000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U0DDD00U00U000000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U000000U00U00U04400U00U000000U00U00U00U00U00U000+000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U000000U00U00U00U00U00000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U000U0{00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00000000000000000000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U0000000U00U00U00U00U00U0000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00000000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U000R0U00U00U00U00U000R0U000U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00000000U0444444444444444444440e0U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00U00Ux0"xxxx00U,:HK! |;^ #<Vˌ. &*W/7>,B_G K,LNV\Zafmruy},_jXhpq^GPUnknown mark williams\k$<>?Qm0HJKSo(D\_`u;SVWs-EHIe.FIJl!=UXYv!=UXYv  # ? W Z [ n   5 8 9 U q  1 4 5 S o  3 6 7 V r  # ; > ? V r %()<Xpst/GJK[w"#4Phkl9QTU^z+./9Umpq{!9<=Lh #$7Skno /Kcfgs#;>?Pl,H`cdt (@CDZv.12=Yqtu2JMN]y,/0C_wz{0Ldght145B^vyz  !=UXYg256Fbz}~   $ @ X [ \ j !!6!9!:!L!h!!!!!!!!!!!""""BBBCDD 2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%@2%@2%@2%@99 %(,36;BDK!!!!!7B_Toc339868912 _Toc340911875 _Toc340917294 _Toc342198298 _Toc342199093B_Toc339301357B_Toc339868913B_Toc339301775B_Toc339301361 _Toc340911876 _Toc340917295 _Toc342198299 _Toc342199094 _Toc342198300 _Toc342198301 _Toc342198302 _Toc342198303 _Toc342198304B_Toc339301774B_Toc339301360B_Toc339868914 _Toc340911877 _Toc340917296 _Toc342198305 _Toc342199095 _Toc342198306 _Toc342198307 _Toc342198308 _Toc342198309 _Toc342198310B_Toc339301772B_Toc339301358B_Toc339868915 _Toc340911878 _Toc340917297 _Toc342198311 _Toc342199096 _Toc342198312 _Toc342198313 _Toc342198314 _Toc342198315 _Toc342198316B_Toc339868916B_Toc339301771 _Toc340911879 _Toc340917298 _Toc342198317 _Toc342199097 _Toc342198318 _Toc342198319 _Toc342198320 _Toc342198321 _Toc342198322B_Toc339301773B_Toc339301359B_Toc339868917 _Toc340911880 _Toc340917299 _Toc342198323 _Toc342199098 _Toc342198324 _Toc342198325 _Toc342198326 _Toc342198327 _Toc342198328B_Toc339868918B_Toc339301792B_Toc339301378 _Toc340911881 _Toc340917300 _Toc342198329 _Toc342199099 _Toc342198330 _Toc342198331 _Toc342198332 _Toc342198333 _Toc342198334B_Toc339868919B_Toc339301776B_Toc339301362 _Toc340911882 _Toc340917301 _Toc342198335 _Toc342199100 _Toc342198336 _Toc342198337 _Toc342198338 _Toc342198339 _Toc342198340B_Toc339868920B_Toc339301793B_Toc339301379 _Toc340911883 _Toc340917302 _Toc342198341 _Toc342199101 _Toc342198342 _Toc342198343 _Toc342198344 _Toc342198345 _Toc342198346 _Toc342199102B_Toc339868921B_Toc339301789B_Toc339301375 _Toc340911884 _Toc340917303 _Toc342198347 _Toc342199103B_Toc339868922 _Toc340911885 _Toc340917304 _Toc342198348 _Toc342199104 _Toc342198349 _Toc342198350 _Toc342198351 _Toc342198352 _Toc342198353B_Toc339868923B_Toc339301790B_Toc339301376 _Toc340911886 _Toc340917305 _Toc342198354 _Toc342199105 _Toc342198355 _Toc342198356 _Toc342198357 _Toc342198358 _Toc342198359B_Toc339868924B_Toc339301785B_Toc339301371 _Toc340911887 _Toc340917306 _Toc342198360 _Toc342199106B_Toc339868925 _Toc340911888 _Toc340917307 _Toc342198361 _Toc342199107 _Toc342198362 _Toc342198363 _Toc342198364 _Toc342198365 _Toc342198366B_Toc339868926B_Toc339301779B_Toc339301365 _Toc340911889 _Toc340917308 _Toc342198367 _Toc342199108 _Toc342198368 _Toc342198369 _Toc342198370 _Toc342198371 _Toc342198372B_Toc339868927B_Toc339301780B_Toc339301366 _Toc340911890 _Toc340917309 _Toc342198373 _Toc342199109 _Toc342198374 _Toc342198375 _Toc342198376 _Toc342198377 _Toc342198378B_Toc339868928B_Toc339301784B_Toc339301370 _Toc340911891 _Toc340917310 _Toc342198379 _Toc342199110B_Toc339868929 _Toc340911892 _Toc340917311 _Toc342198380 _Toc342199111B_Toc339868930 _Toc340911893 _Toc340917312 _Toc342198381 _Toc342199112B_Toc339868931 _Toc340911894 _Toc340917313 _Toc342198382 _Toc342199113B_Toc339868932 _Toc340911895 _Toc340917314 _Toc342198383 _Toc342199114 _Toc342198384 _Toc342198385 _Toc342198386 _Toc342198387 _Toc342198388B_Toc339868933B_Toc339301783B_Toc339301369 _Toc340911896 _Toc340917315 _Toc342198389 _Toc342199115B_Toc339868934 _Toc340911897 _Toc340917316 _Toc342198390 _Toc342199116B_Toc339868935 _Toc340911898 _Toc340917317 _Toc342198391 _Toc342199117 _Toc342198392 _Toc342198393 _Toc342198394 _Toc342198395 _Toc342198396B_Toc339868936B_Toc339301791B_Toc339301377 _Toc340911899 _Toc340917318 _Toc342198397 _Toc342199118 _Toc342198398 _Toc342198399 _Toc342198400 _Toc342198401 _Toc342198402B_Toc339868937B_Toc339301786B_Toc339301372 _Toc340911900 _Toc340917319 _Toc342198403 _Toc342199119B_Toc339868938 _Toc340911901 _Toc340917320 _Toc342198404 _Toc342199120B_Toc339868939 _Toc340911902 _Toc340917321 _Toc342198405 _Toc342199121 _Toc342198406 _Toc342198407 _Toc342198408 _Toc342198409 _Toc342198410B_Toc339868940B_Toc339301777B_Toc339301363 _Toc340911903 _Toc340917322 _Toc342198411 _Toc342199122 _Toc342198412 _Toc342198413 _Toc342198414 _Toc342198415 _Toc342198416B_Toc339868941 _Toc340911904 _Toc340917323 _Toc342198417 _Toc342199123B_Toc339868942B_Toc339301788B_Toc339301374 _Toc340911905 _Toc340917324 _Toc342198418 _Toc342199124 _Toc342198419 _Toc342198420 _Toc342198421 _Toc342198422 _Toc342198423B_Toc339868943B_Toc339301782B_Toc339301368 _Toc340911906 _Toc340917325 _Toc342198424 _Toc342199125B_Toc339868944 _Toc340911907 _Toc340917326 _Toc342198425 _Toc342199126B_Toc339868945 _Toc340911908 _Toc340917327 _Toc342198426 _Toc342199127B_Toc339868946 _Toc340911909 _Toc340917328 _Toc342198427 _Toc342199128 _Toc342198428 _Toc342198429 _Toc342198430 _Toc342198431 _Toc342198432B_Toc339868947B_Toc339301781B_Toc339301367 _Toc340911910 _Toc340917329 _Toc342198433 _Toc342199129B_Toc339868948 _Toc340911911 _Toc340917330 _Toc342198434 _Toc342199130B_Toc339868949 _Toc340911912 _Toc340917331 _Toc342198435 _Toc342199131 _Toc342198436 _Toc342198437 _Toc342198438 _Toc342198439 _Toc342198440B_Toc339868950B_Toc339301787B_Toc339301373 _Toc340911913 _Toc340917332 _Toc342198441 _Toc342199132B_Toc339868951 _Toc340911914 _Toc340917333 _Toc342198442 _Toc342199133 _Toc342198443 _Toc342198444 _Toc342198445 _Toc342198446 _Toc342198447B_Toc339868952B_Toc339301778B_Toc339301364 _Toc340911915 _Toc340917334 _Toc342198448 _Toc342199134 _Toc342198449 _Toc342198450 _Toc342198451 _Toc342198452B_Toc339868953 _Toc340911916 _Toc340917335 _Toc342198453 _Toc342199135B_Toc339868954 _Toc340911917 _Toc340917336 _Toc342198454 _Toc342199136 _Toc342198455 _Toc342198456 _Toc342198457 _Toc342198458 _Toc342198459B_Toc339868955 _Toc340911918 _Toc340917337 _Toc342198460 _Toc342199137 _Toc342198461 _Toc342198462 _Toc342198463 _Toc342198464 _Toc342198465B_Toc339868956 _Toc340911919 _Toc340917338 _Toc342198466 _Toc342199138 _Toc342198467 _Toc342198468 _Toc342198469 _Toc342198470 _Toc342198471B_Toc339868957 _Toc340911920 _Toc340917339 _Toc342198472 _Toc342199139 _Toc342198473 _Toc342198474 _Toc342198475 _Toc342198476 _Toc342198477B_Toc339868958 _Toc340911921 _Toc340917340 _Toc342198478 _Toc342199140 _Toc342198479 _Toc342198480 _Toc342198481 _Toc342198482 _Toc342198483B_Toc339868959 _Toc340911922 _Toc340917341 _Toc342198484 _Toc342199141 _Toc342198485 _Toc342198486 _Toc342198487 _Toc342198488 _Toc342198489B_Toc339868960 _Toc340911923 _Toc340917342 _Toc342198490 _Toc342199142 _Toc342198491 _Toc342198492 _Toc342198493 _Toc342198494 _Toc342198495B_Toc339868961 _Toc340911924 _Toc340917343 _Toc342198496 _Toc342199143 _Toc342198497 _Toc342198498 _Toc342198499 _Toc342198500 _Toc342198501B_Toc339868962 _Toc340911925 _Toc340917344 _Toc342198502 _Toc342199144 _Toc342198503 _Toc342198504 _Toc342198505 _Toc342198506 _Toc342198507B_Toc339868963 _Toc340911926 _Toc340917345 _Toc342198508 _Toc342199145 _Toc342198509 _Toc342198510 _Toc342198511 _Toc342198512 _Toc342198513B_Toc339868964 _Toc340911927 _Toc340917346 _Toc342198514 _Toc342199146 _Toc342198515 _Toc342198516 _Toc342198517 _Toc342198518 _Toc342198519 _Toc342199147B_Toc339868965 _Toc340911928 _Toc340917347 _Toc342198520 _Toc342199148 _Toc342198521 _Toc342198522 _Toc342198523 _Toc342198524 _Toc342198525 _Toc342199149B_Toc339868966 _Toc340911929 _Toc340917348 _Toc342198527 _Toc342199150 _Toc342198528 _Toc342198529 _Toc342198530 _Toc342198531 _Toc342198532B_Toc339868967 _Toc340911930 _Toc340917349 _Toc342198533 _Toc342199151 _Toc342198534 _Toc342198535 _Toc342198536 _Toc342198537 _Toc342198538B_Toc339868968 _Toc340911931 _Toc340917350 _Toc342198539 _Toc342199152 _Toc342198540 _Toc342198541 _Toc342198542 _Toc342198543 _Toc342198544B_Toc339868969 _Toc340911932 _Toc340917351 _Toc342198545 _Toc342199153 _Toc342198546 _Toc342198547 _Toc342198548 _Toc342198549 _Toc342198550B_Toc339868970 _Toc340911933 _Toc340917352 _Toc342198551 _Toc342199154 _Toc342198552 _Toc342198553 _Toc342198554 _Toc342198555 _Toc342198556B_Toc339868971 _Toc340911934 _Toc340917353 _Toc342198557 _Toc342199155 _Toc342198558 _Toc342198559 _Toc342198560 _Toc342198561 _Toc342198562B_Toc339868972 _Toc340911935 _Toc340917354 _Toc342198563 _Toc342199156 _Toc342198564 _Toc342198565 _Toc342198566 _Toc342198567 _Toc342198568B_Toc339868973 _Toc340911936 _Toc342198569 _Toc342199157B_Toc339868974 _Toc340911937 _Toc340917355 _Toc342198570 _Toc342199158B_Toc339868975 _Toc340911938 _Toc340917356 _Toc342198571 _Toc342199159B_Toc339868976 _Toc340911939 _Toc340917357 _Toc342198572 _Toc342199160B_Toc339868977 _Toc340911940 _Toc340917358 _Toc342198573 _Toc342199161B_Toc339868978B_Toc339301811B_Toc339301397 _Toc340911941 _Toc340917359 _Toc342198574 _Toc342199162 _Toc342198575 _Toc342198576 _Toc342198577 _Toc342198578 _Toc342198579B_Toc339868979B_Toc339301804B_Toc339301390 _Toc340911942 _Toc340917360 _Toc342198580 _Toc342199163B_Toc339868980 _Toc340911943 _Toc340917361 _Toc342198581 _Toc342199164 _Toc342198582 _Toc342198583 _Toc342198584 _Toc342198585 _Toc342198586B_Toc339868981B_Toc339301800B_Toc339301386 _Toc340911944 _Toc340917362 _Toc342198587 _Toc342199165 _Toc342198588 _Toc342198589 _Toc342198590 _Toc342198591 _Toc342198592B_Toc339868982B_Toc339301801B_Toc339301387 _Toc340911945 _Toc340917363 _Toc342198593 _Toc342199166 _Toc342198594 _Toc342198595 _Toc342198596 _Toc342198597 _Toc342198598B_Toc339868983B_Toc339301794B_Toc339301380 _Toc340911946 _Toc340917364 _Toc342198599 _Toc342199167 _Toc342198600 _Toc342198601 _Toc342198602 _Toc342198603 _Toc342198604B_Toc339868984B_Toc339301802B_Toc339301388 _Toc340911947 _Toc340917365 _Toc342198605 _Toc342199168 _Toc342198606 _Toc342198607 _Toc342198608 _Toc342198609 _Toc342198610B_Toc339868985B_Toc339301806B_Toc339301392 _Toc340911948 _Toc340917366 _Toc342198611 _Toc342199169 _Toc342198612 _Toc342198613 _Toc342198614 _Toc342198615 _Toc342198616B_Toc339868986B_Toc339301808B_Toc339301394 _Toc340911949 _Toc340917367 _Toc342198617 _Toc342199170 _Toc342198618 _Toc342198619 _Toc342198620 _Toc342198621 _Toc342198622B_Toc339868987B_Toc339301815B_Toc339301401 _Toc340911950 _Toc340917368 _Toc342198623 _Toc342199171B_Toc339868988 _Toc340911951 _Toc340917369 _Toc342198624 _Toc342199172B_Toc339868989 _Toc340911952 _Toc340917370 _Toc342198625 _Toc342199173B_Toc339868990 _Toc340911953 _Toc340917371 _Toc342198626 _Toc342199174 _Toc342198627 _Toc342198628 _Toc342198629 _Toc342198630 _Toc342198631B_Toc339868991 _Toc340911954 _Toc340917372 _Toc342198632 _Toc342199175B_Toc339868992 _Toc340911955 _Toc340917373 _Toc342198633 _Toc342199176B_Toc339868993 _Toc340911956 _Toc340917374 _Toc342198634 _Toc342199177 _Toc342198635 _Toc342198636 _Toc342198637 _Toc342198638 _Toc342198639B_Toc339868994B_Toc339301803B_Toc339301389 _Toc340911957 _Toc340917375 _Toc342198640 _Toc342199178B_Toc339868995 _Toc340911958 _Toc340917376 _Toc342198641 _Toc342199179 _Toc342198642 _Toc342198643 _Toc342198644 _Toc342198645 _Toc342198646B_Toc339868996B_Toc339301797B_Toc339301383 _Toc340911959 _Toc340917377 _Toc342198647 _Toc342199180B_Toc339868997 _Toc340911960 _Toc340917378 _Toc342198648 _Toc342199181 _Toc342198649 _Toc342198650 _Toc342198651 _Toc342198652 _Toc342198653B_Toc339868998B_Toc339301798B_Toc339301384 _Toc340911961 _Toc340917379 _Toc342198654 _Toc342199182B_Toc339868999 _Toc340911962 _Toc340917380 _Toc342198655 _Toc342199183 _Toc342198656 _Toc342198657 _Toc342198658 _Toc342198659 _Toc342198660B_Toc339869000B_Toc339301799B_Toc339301385 _Toc340911963 _Toc340917381 _Toc342198661 _Toc342199184 _Toc342198662 _Toc342198663 _Toc342198664 _Toc342198665B_Toc339869001B_Toc339301796B_Toc339301382 _Toc340911964 _Toc340917382 _Toc342198666 _Toc342199185 _Toc342198667 _Toc342198668 _Toc342198669 _Toc342198670 _Toc342198671B_Toc339869002B_Toc339301809B_Toc339301395 _Toc340911965 _Toc340917383 _Toc342198672 _Toc342199186 _Toc342198673 _Toc342198674 _Toc342198675 _Toc342198676 _Toc342198677B_Toc339869003 _Toc340911966 _Toc340917384 _Toc342198678 _Toc342199187 _Toc342198679 _Toc342198680 _Toc342198681 _Toc342198682 _Toc342198683B_Toc339869004B_Toc339301812B_Toc339301398 _Toc340911967 _Toc340917385 _Toc342198684 _Toc342199188 _Toc342198685 _Toc342198686 _Toc342198687 _Toc342198688 _Toc342198689B_Toc339869005 _Toc340911968 _Toc340917386 _Toc342198690 _Toc342199189 _Toc342198691 _Toc342198692 _Toc342198693 _Toc342198694 _Toc342198695B_Toc339869006B_Toc339301810B_Toc339301396 _Toc340911969 _Toc340917387 _Toc342198696 _Toc342199190 _Toc342198697 _Toc342198698 _Toc342198699 _Toc342198700 _Toc342198701B_Toc339869007 _Toc340911970 _Toc340917388 _Toc342198702 _Toc342199191 _Toc342198703 _Toc342198704 _Toc342198705 _Toc342198706 _Toc342198707B_Toc339869008B_Toc339301805B_Toc339301391 _Toc340911971 _Toc340917389 _Toc342198708 _Toc342199192 _Toc342198709 _Toc342198710 _Toc342198711 _Toc342198712 _Toc342198713B_Toc339869009B_Toc339301817B_Toc339301403 _Toc340911972 _Toc340917390 _Toc342198714 _Toc342199193 _Toc342198715 _Toc342198716 _Toc342198717 _Toc342198718 _Toc342198719B_Toc339869010B_Toc339301818B_Toc339301404 _Toc340911973 _Toc340917391 _Toc342198720 _Toc342199194 _Toc342198721 _Toc342198722 _Toc342198723 _Toc342198724 _Toc342198725B_Toc339869011B_Toc339301795B_Toc339301381 _Toc3 BBCustom page 3BB @@@A@A@AA@@@@@mTimes New Roman Symbol &Arial5Lucida Sans Typewriter Times&Arial Narrow#AV RMB%%_lDocumentSummaryInformation8 40911974 _Toc340917392 _Toc342198726 _Toc342199195B_Toc339869012 _Toc340911975 _Toc340917393 _Toc342198727 _Toc342199196B_Toc339869013 _Toc340911976 _Toc340917394 _Toc342198728 _Toc342199197 _Toc342198729 _Toc342198730 _Toc342198731 _Toc342198732 _Toc342198733B_Toc339869014B_Toc339301807B_Toc339301393 _Toc340911977 _Toc340917395 _Toc342198734 _Toc342199198 _Toc342198735 _Toc342198736 _Toc342198737 _Toc342198738 _Toc342198739B_Toc339869015B_Toc339301816B_Toc339301402 _Toc340911978 _Toc340917396 _Toc342198740 _Toc342199199 _Toc342198741 _Toc342198742 _Toc342198743 _Toc342198744 _Toc342198745B_Toc339869016 _Toc340911979 _Toc340917397 _Toc342198746 _Toc342199200 _Toc342198747 _Toc342198748 _Toc342198749 _Toc342198750 _Toc342198751B_Toc339869017 _Toc340911980 _Toc340917398 _Toc342198752 _Toc342199201B_Toc339869018 _Toc340911981 _Toc340917399 _Toc342198753 _Toc342199202B_Toc339869019 _Toc340911982 _Toc340917400 _Toc342198754 _Toc342199203B_Toc339869020 _Toc340911983 _Toc340917401 _Toc342198755 _Toc342199204 _Toc342198756 _Toc342198757 _Toc342198758 _Toc342198759 _Toc342198760B_Toc339869021 _Toc340911984 _Toc340917402 _Toc342198761 _Toc342199205 _Toc342198762 _Toc342198763 _Toc342198764 _Toc342198765 _Toc342198766%%%%%%%%%%%%%&A&d&&&&&&&&&&&%'H'k'r'''''''''(:(h())))))))))*0E0E0E0E0E0E0E0M01%1e1l111111111(2N22 B*B*B*B*B*B*B*B0BC!CBC_D}D}D}D}D}D}D}DDDAEE?T?TTTTTTTTTTTTTTjUUUVWWWWWWWWUWtWWDYYYYYYYYYYYYYYZ6ZZ\J]J]J]J]J]J]J]_]]]^^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^e^^^_`aaaaaaa1a1a1a1a1aLaLaLaLaLajajajajajaaaaaaacbd O7mBx ^7T////W/L43L67X8K6 +  6-&Fd\eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee f@f`f`gthhhhhhhhh(iHi|ij1k1k1k1k1k1k1kLkLkLkLkLkfkfkfkfkfkk[l{l.mnnnnnnnnnwoooppppppppppppppqqqrsssssss2s2s2s2s2sMsMsMsMsMsfsfsfsfsfssssxtuuuuuuuuvvvvv v v--- D /ꚴ>4<p /-- Microsoft Windows 95 Modem Registry Reference Version 1.0 November 1995 Contents  TOC \o "1-2" DATA MODEM REGISTRY ENTRIES  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199093  PAGEREF _Toc342199093 2 Answer  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199094  PAGEREF _Toc342199094 3 Hangup  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199095  PAGEREF _Toc342199095 4 InactivityScale  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199096  PAGEREF _Toc342199096 5 Init  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199097  PAGEREF _Toc342199097 6 Monitor  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199098  PAGEREF _Toc342199098 8 Properties  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199099  PAGEREF _Toc342199099 9 Reset  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199100  PAGEREF _Toc342199100 12 Responses  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199101  PAGEREF _Toc342199101 13 SETTINGS  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199102  PAGEREF _Toc342199102 16 Settings, Blind_Off  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199103  PAGEREF _Toc342199103 17 Settings, Blind_On  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199104  PAGEREF _Toc342199104 17 Settings, CallSetupFailTimer  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199105  PAGEREF _Toc342199105 18 Settings, Compression_On  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199106  PAGEREF _Toc342199106 19 Settings, Compression_Off  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199107  PAGEREF _Toc342199107 19 Settings, DialPrefix  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199108  PAGEREF _Toc342199108 20 Settings, DialSuffix  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199109  PAGEREF _Toc342199109 21 Settings, ErrorControl_On  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199110  PAGEREF _Toc342199110 22 Settings, ErrorControl_Off  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199111  PAGEREF _Toc342199111 22 Settings, ErrorControl_Forced  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199112  PAGEREF _Toc342199112 22 Settings, ErrorControl_Cellular  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199113  PAGEREF _Toc342199113 22 Settings, ErrorControl_Cellular_Forced  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199114  PAGEREF _Toc342199114 22 Settings, FlowControl_Off  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199115  PAGEREF _Toc342199115 23 Settings, FlowControl_Hard  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199116  PAGEREF _Toc342199116 23 Settings, FlowControl_Soft  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199117  PAGEREF _Toc342199117 23 Settings, InactivityTimeout  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199118  PAGEREF _Toc342199118 24 Settings, Modulation_CCITT  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199119  PAGEREF _Toc342199119 25 Settings, Modulation_Bell  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199120  PAGEREF _Toc342199120 25 Settings, Modulation_CCITT_V23  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199121  PAGEREF _Toc342199121 25 Settings, Prefix  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199122  PAGEREF _Toc342199122 26 Settings, Pulse  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199123  PAGEREF _Toc342199123 27 Settings, Tone  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199124  PAGEREF _Toc342199124 27 Settings, SpeakerMode_Off  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199125  PAGEREF _Toc342199125 28 Settings, SpeakerMode_Dial  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199126  PAGEREF _Toc342199126 28 Settings, SpeakerMode_On  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199127  PAGEREF _Toc342199127 28 Settings, SpeakerMode_Setup  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199128  PAGEREF _Toc342199128 28 Settings, SpeakerVolume_Low  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199129  PAGEREF _Toc342199129 29 Settings, SpeakerVolume_Med  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199130  PAGEREF _Toc342199130 29 Settings, SpeakerVolume_High  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199131  PAGEREF _Toc342199131 29 Settings, SpeedNegotiation_Off  GOTOBUTTON _Toc342199132  PAGEREF _Toc342199132 30 Settings, SpeedNegotiaterSource, 1, 01,00,00,00 HKR,Config,WaveInMixerDest, 1, 01,00,00,00 HKR,Config,WaveInMixerSource, 1, 01,00,00,00 Notes WaveOutMixerDest is the multimedia line that wave out goes to. Usually, this would correspond to the speakers. WaveOutMixerSource is the multimedia line to be used as the source relative to WaveOutMixerDest. Usually, this would correspond to wave/out (or, physically, the ADC). WaveInMixerDest is the multimedia line corresponding to wave in. WaveInMixerSource is the multimedia li9ne to be used as the source relative to WaveInMixerDest. Usually, this would correspond to line in or wave in. See Also Registry Entry Name XformID Description Used in the serial wave device INF only. Specifies the serial wave format used. Format One DWORD Sample HKR,Config,XformID, 1, 01, 00, 00, 00 Notes XformIDFormat14 bit Rockwell ADPCM 7200Hz24 bit IMA ADPCM 4800 Hz34 bit IMA ADPCM 7200 Hz44 bit IMA ADPCM 8000 Hz See Also  PAGE 88  PAGE 85 page 88 page 85  PAGE 1 $h/= T"h/= T"h/= T 89891  234NQR\]kl $%<=>@QRmn01HIJLSTopuD]Uccc(UcUc$]()DE\]_auv ;<STVXst-.EFHJef  . / F G I K l m     ! uDc! " = > U V X Z v w   ! " = > U V X Z v w   # $ ? @ W X Z \ n o     5 6 8 : U V q r uDc1246STop3468VWrs#$;<>@VWrs %&(*<=XYpqsuuDc/0GHJL[\wx "$45PQhikm9:QRTV^_z{+,.09:UVmnpr{|uDc^l}W^ KL el|000U00U00U00000U0000000000U0000U00U00U00000000U0000F;+#%&1stTU`44444444444444 l5`*78C{|vw<=>G\nz(VW]^g|$G4444440e0U00U00U00U0000U00U00U00U00U0;s l5`)GM/ Ixyt}9?GNOP0U0000U00000U00U00U000000U00000U00U00U00U00Ux0"3x04c;'PQSopr0"xxxx00U000`00`j0h`vx05`0"{K`Normal]a 6`6 Heading 1HP U]a c(*`* Heading 2 <c",`, Heading 3P(c,`, Heading 4<(c,`, Heading 5((c8`8 Heading 6 (1-c"A`"Default Paragraph FontoH6p("'`"Annotation Referenceb *`*Annotation Textb c$`$TOC 8 x0 c$`$TOC 7 0 c$`$TOC 6 0 c$`$TOC 5  0 c$`$TOC 4 X0 c`rTOC 30 ` TOC 1 (0 `TOC 2. `.Footero9 ]a c 2`2Header.0 U]a c8o8 header rule2& ]a c "`" Normal Indent)@ Page NumberoWhb4o4Nh  (1- U]a co!2Np1!(o2Np2"P0o0Ne#t(&  ]a bc 2o2Ws$(( ]a bc *o*We%8&bc.o.Ns&(  ]a bc oNhi'oNp1i(o1Nei)6(o(Ln1*HPoarNsi+6oAWsi,6oqWhi-b&o&Sbre . ]a c oQ Wei /6tc 4o4Sbrh0( U]a c.o.Sbrp1 ]a c,o2,Tt2$< U]a c(o(Tr3& ]a c(oB(Th4$<Uc.oR.Tp5$<0c,o,Te6LPP& c o Le 7`c o!2Ttw8.o.Ih9  U]a c06o6Ch:`@%- U]a c0XoXEx>;$5 $ 0 <HT` ]a c$o$Lb1<P:o:Proch=PP U]a coHn1>o!Hn2?.o.Mp@$1 ]a coLp1A&o2&ErmBd(Uo2ErpCd.o.CnD[]`xa c oR Lb2E00pobpExl^FW $ 0 <HT`$0< H T`lx2o2CapG$0 U]a c(o(Ln2H0 0oLp2I06o6Rh1JHU]a c(e8o8RmhK$10 U]a co!ErmnL<o1Hn3M(o(Term1 N ]a coDef1OPorLbpPo!Np2iQo2Term2Ro"Def2S0oBExwmTf $ 0 <HT`~(4 @ LXdp|6o6RuleU( ]a bc:o:Synw'V (@Xp`o`SynNWJ0H`x  8Ph(@oqLehXoLmcYP0o0PbZ 1 ]a c oProcp[P&oQ&Tpi\ 0oQRTpr ]0oTexf^<*oQ*Tf_t8(0coQTpf`oaTew a4o4ArtbP 0 ]a coABThfc oB Tpifd(o(Ph e1 U]bc<&o&indexfP \]bc0oq0CapSdg1 06o!6ArtSd"h1 0popTex^iW $ 0 <HT`v ,8DPJoJ*hb2)j`x& "' "( ") "-/$ U]bce FoABF*hb1.k& ' ( ) 1%-/$be$oQ$Tartl.o.Teim6PP& c6o6Sbrh2n(( U]a c,o,SbrLbo0P0noanExl2[p0T$0< H T`lx<H T `lx oSbrLpqbo"bSbrExCr$2$0< H T`lx ]a coTehs$oqB$Tsyn t$<c,o,SbrLeu`c "o"Tes vtc (o(Sbrs w ]a c:o:*Cbxx.d ]a co2*Cbxeyd ` TOC 9 z@0 S"<aPaS"<`_!!! !!!! !!!!!!!! ! ! ! ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!"!#!$!%!&!'!(!)!*!+!,!-!.!/!0!1!2!3!4!5!6!7!8!9!:!;!<!=!>!?!@!A!B!C!D!E!F!G!H!I!J!K!L!M!N!O!P!Q!R!S!T!U!V!W!X!YSS9 ""%%&|').10v17!?+?,?BiDHM?TTVY6]<^aehknpsux|}a8ݕΜU3f׫ʳ͵S+лVb6 E29<Hh~WL    b4  !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:#;<J=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^O8C9?GOQSpr0@04444400U00U00U00Ux0"xxxx00U,:HK! |;^ #<Vˌ. &*W/7>,B_G K,LNV\Zafmruy},_jXhpq^GPUnknown mark williams\k$<>?Qm0HJKSo(D\_`u;SVWs-EHIe.FIJl!=UXYv!=UXYv  # ? W Z [ n   5 8 9 U q  1 4 5 S o  3 6 7 V r  # ; > ? V r %()<Xpst/GJK[w"#4Phkl9QTU^z+./9Umpq{!9<=Lh #$7Skno /Kcfgs#;>?Pl,H`cdt (@CDZv.12=Yqtu2JMN]y,/0C_wz{0Ldght145B^vyz  !=UXYg256Fbz}~   $ @ X [ \ j !!6!9!:!L!h!!!!!!!!!!!""""BBBCDD 2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%D2%@2%@2%@2%@99 %(,36;BDK!!!!!7B_Toc339868912 _Toc340911875 _Toc340917294 _Toc342198298 _Toc342199093B_Toc339301357B_Toc339868913B_Toc339301775B_Toc339301361 _Toc340911876 _Toc340917295 _Toc342198299 _Toc342199094 _Toc342198300 _Toc342198301 _Toc342198302 _Toc342198303 _Toc342198304B_Toc339301774B_Toc339301360B_Toc339868914 _Toc340911877 _Toc340917296 _Toc342198305 _Toc342199095 _Toc342198306 _Toc342198307 _Toc342198308 _Toc342198309 _Toc342198310B_Toc339301772B_Toc339301358B_Toc339868915 _Toc340911878 _Toc340917297 _Toc342198311 _Toc342199096 _Toc342198312 _Toc342198313 _Toc342198314 _Toc342198315 _Toc342198316B_Toc339868916B_Toc339301771 _Toc340911879 _Toc340917298 _Toc342198317 _Toc342199097 _Toc342198318 _Toc342198319 _Toc342198320 _Toc342198321 _Toc342198322B_Toc339301773B_Toc339301359B_Toc339868917 _Toc340911880 _Toc340917299 _Toc342198323 _Toc342199098 _Toc342198324 _Toc342198325 _Toc342198326 _Toc342198327 _Toc342198328B_Toc339868918B_Toc339301792B_Toc339301378 _Toc340911881 _Toc340917300 _Toc342198329 _Toc342199099 _Toc342198330 _Toc342198331 _Toc342198332 _Toc342198333 _Toc342198334B_Toc339868919B_Toc339301776B_Toc339301362 _Toc340911882 _Toc340917301 _Toc342198335 _Toc342199100 _Toc342198336 _Toc342198337 _Toc342198338 _Toc342198339 _Toc342198340B_Toc339868920B_Toc339301793B_Toc339301379 _Toc340911883 _Toc340917302 _Toc342198341 _Toc342199101 _Toc342198342 _Toc342198343 _Toc342198344 _Toc342198345 _Toc342198346 _Toc342199102B_Toc339868921B_Toc339301789B_Toc339301375 _Toc340911884 _Toc340917303 _Toc342198347 _Toc342199103B_Toc339868922 _Toc340911885 _Toc340917304 _Toc342198348 _Toc342199104 _Toc342198349 _Toc342198350 _Toc342198351 _Toc342198352 _Toc342198353B_Toc339868923B_Toc339301790B_Toc339301376 _Toc340911886 _Toc340917305 _Toc342198354 _Toc342199105 _Toc342198355 _Toc342198356 _Toc342198357 _Toc342198358 _Toc342198359B_Toc339868924B_Toc339301785B_Toc339301371 _Toc340911887 _Toc340917306 _Toc342198360 _Toc342199106B_Toc339868925 _Toc340911888 _Toc340917307 _Toc342198361 _Toc342199107 _Toc342198362 _Toc342198363 _Toc342198364 _Toc342198365 _Toc342198366B_Toc339868926B_Toc339301779B_Toc339301365 _Toc340911889 _Toc340917308 _Toc342198367 _Toc342199108 _Toc342198368 _Toc342198369 _Toc342198370 _Toc342198371 _Toc342198372B_Toc339868927B_Toc339301780B_Toc339301366 _Toc340911890 _Toc340917309 _Toc342198373 _Toc342199109 _Toc342198374 _Toc342198375 _Toc342198376 _Toc342198377 _Toc342198378B_Toc339868928B_Toc339301784B_Toc339301370 _Toc340911891 _Toc340917310 _Toc342198379 _Toc342199110B_Toc339868929 _Toc340911892 _Toc340917311 _Toc342198380 _Toc342199111B_Toc339868930 _Toc340911893 _Toc340917312 _Toc342198381 _Toc342199112B_Toc339868931 _Toc340911894 _Toc340917313 _Toc342198382 _Toc342199113B_Toc339868932 _Toc340911895 _Toc340917314 _Toc342198383 _Toc342199114 _Toc342198384 _Toc342198385 _Toc342198386 _Toc342198387 _Toc342198388B_Toc339868933B_Toc339301783B_Toc339301369 _Toc340911896 _Toc340917315 _Toc342198389 _Toc342199115B_Toc339868934 _Toc340911897 _Toc340917316 _Toc342198390 _Toc342199116B_Toc339868935 _Toc340911898 _Toc340917317 _Toc342198391 _Toc342199117 _Toc342198392 _Toc342198393 _Toc342198394 _Toc342198395 _Toc342198396B_Toc339868936B_Toc339301791B_Toc339301377 _Toc340911899 _Toc340917318 _Toc342198397 _Toc342199118 _Toc342198398 _Toc342198399 _Toc342198400 _Toc342198401 _Toc342198402B_Toc339868937B_Toc339301786B_Toc339301372 _Toc340911900 _Toc340917319 _Toc342198403 _Toc342199119B_Toc339868938 _Toc340911901 _Toc340917320 _Toc342198404 _Toc342199120B_Toc339868939 _Toc340911902 _Toc340917321 _Toc342198405 _Toc342199121 _Toc342198406 _Toc342198407 _Toc342198408 _Toc342198409 _Toc342198410B_Toc339868940B_Toc339301777B_Toc339301363 _Toc340911903 _Toc340917322 _Toc342198411 _Toc342199122 _Toc342198412 _Toc342198413 _Toc342198414 _Toc342198415 _Toc342198416B_Toc339868941 _Toc340911904 _Toc340917323 _Toc342198417 _Toc342199123B_Toc339868942B_Toc339301788B_Toc339301374 _Toc340911905 _Toc340917324 _Toc342198418 _Toc342199124 _Toc342198419 _Toc342198420 _Toc342198421 _Toc342198422 _Toc342198423B_Toc339868943B_Toc339301782B_Toc339301368 _Toc340911906 _Toc340917325 _Toc342198424 _Toc342199125B_Toc339868944 _Toc340911907 _Toc340917326 _Toc342198425 _Toc342199126B_Toc339868945 _Toc340911908 _Toc340917327 _Toc342198426 _Toc342199127B_Toc339868946 _Toc340911909 _Toc340917328 _Toc342198427 _Toc342199128 _Toc342198428 _Toc342198429 _Toc342198430 _Toc342198431 _Toc342198432B_Toc339868947B_Toc339301781B_Toc339301367 _Toc340911910 _Toc340917329 _Toc342198433 _Toc342199129B_Toc339868948 _Toc340911911 _Toc340917330 _Toc342198434 _Toc342199130B_Toc339868949 _Toc340911912 _Toc340917331 _Toc342198435 _Toc342199131 _Toc342198436 _Toc342198437 _Toc342198438 _Toc342198439 _Toc342198440B_Toc339868950B_Toc339301787B_Toc339301373 _Toc340911913 _Toc340917332 _Toc342198441 _Toc342199132B_Toc339868951 _Toc340911914 _Toc340917333 _Toc342198442 _Toc342199133 _Toc342198443 _Toc342198444 _Toc342198445 _Toc342198446 _Toc342198447B_Toc339868952B_Toc339301778B_Toc339301364 _Toc340911915 _Toc340917334 _Toc342198448 _Toc342199134 _Toc342198449 _Toc342198450 _Toc342198451 _Toc342198452B_Toc339868953 _Toc340911916 _Toc340917335 _Toc342198453 _Toc342199135B_Toc339868954 _Toc340911917 _Toc340917336 _Toc342198454 _Toc342199136 _Toc342198455 _Toc342198456 _Toc342198457 _Toc342198458 _Toc342198459B_Toc339868955 _Toc340911918 _Toc340917337 _Toc342198460 _Toc342199137 _Toc342198461 _Toc342198462 _Toc342198463 _Toc342198464 _Toc342198465B_Toc339868956 _Toc340911919 _Toc340917338 _Toc342198466 _Toc342199138 _Toc342198467 _Toc342198468 _Toc342198469 _Toc342198470 _Toc342198471B_Toc339868957 _Toc340911920 _Toc340917339 _Toc342198472 _Toc342199139 _Toc342198473 _Toc342198474 _Toc342198475 _Toc342198476 _Toc342198477B_Toc339868958 _Toc340911921 _Toc340917340 _Toc342198478 _Toc342199140 _Toc342198479 _Toc342198480 _Toc342198481 _Toc342198482 _Toc342198483B_Toc339868959 _Toc340911922 _Toc340917341 _Toc342198484 _Toc342199141 _Toc342198485 _Toc342198486 _Toc342198487 _Toc342198488 _Toc342198489B_Toc339868960 _Toc340911923 _Toc340917342 _Toc342198490 _Toc342199142 _Toc342198491 _Toc342198492 _Toc342198493 _Toc342198494 _Toc342198495B_Toc339868961 _Toc340911924 _Toc340917343 _Toc342198496 _Toc342199143 _Toc342198497 _Toc342198498 _Toc342198499 _Toc342198500 _Toc342198501B_Toc339868962 _Toc340911925 _Toc340917344 _Toc342198502 _Toc342199144 _Toc342198503 _Toc342198504 _Toc342198505 _Toc342198506 _Toc342198507B_Toc339868963 _Toc340911926 _Toc340917345 _Toc342198508 _Toc342199145 _Toc342198509 _Toc342198510 _Toc342198511 _Toc342198512 _Toc342198513B_Toc339868964 _Toc340911927 _Toc340917346 _Toc342198514 _Toc342199146 _Toc342198515 _Toc342198516 _Toc342198517 _Toc342198518 _Toc342198519 _Toc342199147B_Toc339868965 _Toc340911928 _Toc340917347 _Toc342198520 _Toc342199148 _Toc342198521 _Toc342198522 _Toc342198523 _Toc342198524 _Toc342198525 _Toc342199149B_Toc339868966 _Toc340911929 _Toc340917348 _Toc342198527 _Toc342199150 _Toc342198528 _Toc342198529 _Toc342198530 _Toc342198531 _Toc342198532B_Toc339868967 _Toc340911930 _Toc340917349 _Toc342198533 _Toc342199151 _Toc342198534 _Toc342198535 _Toc342198536 _Toc342198537 _Toc342198538B_Toc339868968 _Toc340911931 _Toc340917350 _Toc342198539 _Toc342199152 _Toc342198540 _Toc342198541 _Toc342198542 _Toc342198543 _Toc342198544B_Toc339868969 _Toc340911932 _Toc340917351 _Toc342198545 _Toc342199153 _Toc342198546 _Toc342198547 _Toc342198548 _Toc342198549 _Toc342198550B_Toc339868970 _Toc340911933 _Toc340917352 _Toc342198551 _Toc342199154 _Toc342198552 _Toc342198553 _Toc342198554 _Toc342198555 _Toc342198556B_Toc339868971 _Toc340911934 _Toc340917353 _Toc342198557 _Toc342199155 _Toc342198558 _Toc342198559 _Toc342198560 _Toc342198561 _Toc342198562B_Toc339868972 _Toc340911935 _Toc340917354 _Toc342198563 _Toc342199156 _Toc342198564 _Toc342198565 _Toc342198566 _Toc342198567 _Toc342198568B_Toc339868973 _Toc340911936 _Toc342198569 _Toc342199157B_Toc339868974 _Toc340911937 _Toc340917355 _Toc342198570 _Toc342199158B_Toc339868975 _Toc340911938 _Toc340917356 _Toc342198571 _Toc342199159B_Toc339868976 _Toc340911939 _Toc340917357 _Toc342198572 _Toc342199160B_Toc339868977 _Toc340911940 _Toc340917358 _Toc342198573 _Toc342199161B_Toc339868978B_Toc339301811B_Toc339301397 _Toc340911941 _Toc340917359 _Toc342198574 _Toc342199162 _Toc342198575 _Toc342198576 _Toc342198577 _Toc342198578 _Toc342198579B_Toc339868979B_Toc339301804B_Toc339301390 _Toc340911942 _Toc340917360 _Toc342198580 _Toc342199163B_Toc339868980 _Toc340911943 _Toc340917361 _Toc342198581 _Toc342199164 _Toc342198582 _Toc342198583 _Toc342198584 _Toc342198585 _Toc342198586B_Toc339868981B_Toc339301800B_Toc339301386 _Toc340911944 _Toc340917362 _Toc342198587 _Toc342199165 _Toc342198588 _Toc342198589 _Toc342198590 _Toc342198591 _Toc342198592B_Toc339868982B_Toc339301801B_Toc339301387 _Toc340911945 _Toc340917363 _Toc342198593 _Toc342199166 _Toc342198594 _Toc342198595 _Toc342198596 _Toc342198597 _Toc342198598B_Toc339868983B_Toc339301794B_Toc339301380 _Toc340911946 _Toc340917364 _Toc342198599 _Toc342199167 _Toc342198600 _Toc342198601 _Toc342198602 _Toc342198603 _Toc342198604B_Toc339868984B_Toc339301802B_Toc339301388 _Toc340911947 _Toc340917365 _Toc342198605 _Toc342199168 _Toc342198606 _Toc342198607 _Toc342198608 _Toc342198609 _Toc342198610B_Toc339868985B_Toc339301806B_Toc339301392 _Toc340911948 _Toc340917366 _Toc342198611 _Toc342199169 _Toc342198612 _Toc342198613 _Toc342198614 _Toc342198615 _Toc342198616B_Toc339868986B_Toc339301808B_Toc339301394 _Toc340911949 _Toc340917367 _Toc342198617 _Toc342199170 _Toc342198618 _Toc342198619 _Toc342198620 _Toc342198621 _Toc342198622B_Toc339868987B_Toc339301815B_Toc339301401 _Toc340911950 _Toc340917368 _Toc342198623 _Toc342199171B_Toc339868988 _Toc340911951 _Toc340917369 _Toc342198624 _Toc342199172B_Toc339868989 _Toc340911952 _Toc340917370 _Toc342198625 _Toc342199173B_Toc339868990 _Toc340911953 _Toc340917371 _Toc342198626 _Toc342199174 _Toc342198627 _Toc342198628 _Toc342198629 _Toc342198630 _Toc342198631B_Toc339868991 _Toc340911954 _Toc340917372 _Toc342198632 _Toc342199175B_Toc339868992 _Toc340911955 _Toc340917373 _Toc342198633 _Toc342199176B_Toc339868993 _Toc340911956 _Toc340917374 _Toc342198634 _Toc342199177 _Toc342198635 _Toc342198636 _Toc342198637 _Toc342198638 _Toc342198639B_Toc339868994B_Toc339301803B_Toc339301389 _Toc340911957 _Toc340917375 _Toc342198640 _Toc342199178B_Toc339868995 _Toc340911958 _Toc340917376 _Toc342198641 _Toc342199179 _Toc342198642 _Toc342198643 _Toc342198644 _Toc342198645 _Toc342198646B_Toc339868996B_Toc339301797B_Toc339301383 _Toc340911959 _Toc340917377 _Toc342198647 _Toc342199180B_Toc339868997 _Toc340911960 _Toc340917378 _Toc342198648 _Toc342199181 _Toc342198649 _Toc342198650 _Toc342198651 _Toc342198652 _Toc342198653B_Toc339868998B_Toc339301798B_Toc339301384 _Toc340911961 _Toc340917379 _Toc342198654 _Toc342199182B_Toc339868999 _Toc340911962 _Toc340917380 _Toc342198655 _Toc342199183 _Toc342198656 _Toc342198657 _Toc342198658 _Toc342198659 _Toc342198660B_Toc339869000B_Toc339301799B_Toc339301385 _Toc340911963 _Toc340917381 _Toc342198661 _Toc342199184 _Toc342198662 _Toc342198663 _Toc342198664 _Toc342198665B_Toc339869001B_Toc339301796B_Toc339301382 _Toc340911964 _Toc340917382 _Toc342198666 _Toc342199185 _Toc342198667 _Toc342198668 _Toc342198669 _Toc342198670 _Toc342198671B_Toc339869002B_Toc339301809B_Toc339301395 _Toc340911965 _Toc340917383 _Toc342198672 _Toc342199186 _Toc342198673 _Toc342198674 _Toc342198675 _Toc342198676 _Toc342198677B_Toc339869003 _Toc340911966 _Toc340917384 _Toc342198678 _Toc342199187 _Toc342198679 _Toc342198680 _Toc342198681 _Toc342198682 _Toc342198683B_Toc339869004B_Toc339301812B_Toc339301398 _Toc340911967 _Toc340917385 _Toc342198684 _Toc342199188 _Toc342198685 _Toc342198686 _Toc342198687 _Toc342198688 _Toc342198689B_Toc339869005 _Toc340911968 _Toc340917386 _Toc342198690 _Toc342199189 _Toc342198691 _Toc342198692 _Toc342198693 _Toc342198694 _Toc342198695B_Toc339869006B_Toc339301810B_Toc339301396 _Toc340911969 _Toc340917387 _Toc342198696 _Toc342199190 _Toc342198697 _Toc342198698 _Toc342198699 _Toc342198700 _Toc342198701B_Toc339869007 _Toc340911970 _Toc340917388 _Toc342198702 _Toc342199191 _Toc342198703 _Toc342198704 _Toc342198705 _Toc342198706 _Toc342198707B_Toc339869008B_Toc339301805B_Toc339301391 _Toc340911971 _Toc340917389 _Toc342198708 _Toc342199192 _Toc342198709 _Toc342198710 _Toc342198711 _Toc342198712 _Toc342198713B_Toc339869009B_Toc339301817B_Toc339301403 _Toc340911972 _Toc340917390 _Toc342198714 _Toc342199193 _Toc342198715 _Toc342198716 _Toc342198717 _Toc342198718 _Toc342198719B_Toc339869010B_Toc339301818B_Toc339301404 _Toc340911973 _Toc340917391 _Toc342198720 _Toc342199194 _Toc342198721 _Toc342198722 _Toc342198723 _Toc342198724 _Toc342198725B_Toc339869011B_Toc339301795B_Toc339301381 _Toc340911974 _Toc340917392 _Toc342198726 _Toc342199195B_Toc339869012 _Toc340911975 _Toc340917393 _Toc342198727 _Toc342199196B_Toc339869013 _Toc340911976 _Toc340917394 _Toc342198728 _Toc342199197 _Toc342198729 _Toc342198730 _Toc342198731 _Toc342198732 _Toc342198733B_Toc339869014B_Toc339301807B_Toc339301393 _Toc340911977 _Toc340917395 _Toc342198734 _Toc342199198 _Toc342198735 _Toc342198736 _Toc342198737 _Toc342198738 _Toc342198739B_Toc339869015B_Toc339301816B_Toc339301402 _Toc340911978 _Toc340917396 _Toc342198740 _Toc342199199 _Toc342198741 _Toc342198742 _Toc342198743 _Toc342198744 _Toc342198745B_Toc339869016 _Toc340911979 _Toc340917397 _Toc342198746 _Toc342199200 _Toc342198747 _Toc342198748 _Toc342198749 _Toc342198750 _Toc342198751B_Toc339869017 _Toc340911980 _Toc340917398 _Toc342198752 _Toc342199201B_Toc339869018 _Toc340911981 _Toc340917399 _Toc342198753 _Toc342199202B_Toc339869019 _Toc340911982 _Toc340917400 _Toc342198754 _Toc342199203B_Toc339869020 _Toc340911983 _Toc340917401 _Toc342198755 _Toc342199204 _Toc342198756 _Toc342198757 _Toc342198758 _Toc342198759 _Toc342198760B_Toc339869021 _Toc340911984 _Toc340917402 _Toc342198761 _Toc342199205 _Toc342198762 _Toc342198763 _Toc342198764 _Toc342198765 _Toc342198766%%%%%%%%%%%%%&A&d&&&&&&&&&&&%'H'k'r'''''''''(:(h())))))))))*0E0E0E0E0E0E0E0M01%1e1l111111111(2N22 B*B*B*B*B*B*B*B0BC!CBC_D}D}D}D}D}D}D}DDDAEE?T?TTTTTTTTTTTTTTjUUUVWWWWWWWWUWtWWDYYYYYYYYYYYYYYZ6ZZ\J]J]J]J]J]J]J]_]]]^^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^e^^^_`aaaaaaa1a1a1a1a1aLaLaLaLaLajajajajajaaaaaaac\ލ%2Pq22222@Mk.LLLLLZϐ)Gi8\&הӕݕ Ywۙ՚ߛ0KĜ'Ec%Kiiiiiv)GGGGGPğ[ddff}}}}}֫֫֫׫׫޳޳޳޳޳޳޳ܴ׶*gggggggvͷ???????Us{ ɽjjjjjjjxͿͿͿͿͿͿͿ߿g\CgXvvvvv%@.......:::::G{ X|<V!:JJJJJJJ\ """"""",?ho }44444?&-YYYYYYYgFFFFFFVMMMMMMMM`7Fjb2PPPPPPP^^^^^lllll}W e|>\\\\\\\nW^|||||Gyt9  !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123467589:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~ %%%%%&&&&&&&&G&j&&&&&&&&&&&&+'N'p'z'''''''''(@(m())))))))))*0L0L0L0L0L0L0L0X01+1j1t111111111.2T22B/B/B/B/B/B/B/B;B C'CGCgDDDDDDDDDDGEEGTGTTTTTTTTTTTTTTpUUUVWWWWWWW(W[WzWWLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYZa%%%%%1ܔە_}Ƙęۚ6P̜-Kh *Suuuuuƞ1OOOOO[ʟcpȳȳȳȳ ݶ2uuuuuuuӷ TTTTTTT`y!Ͻwwwwwwwž޿޿޿޿޿޿޿mdIm`~~~~~+F9999999FFFFFR *^A^'@ [[[[[[[g +++++++7!Emw!>>>>>J+5fffffffrKUUUUUaR _______k= Lpg:]]]]]]]kkkkk|||||] kFmmmmmmmy\f#L~|>AP'ltcrUdVk eu euE T A R C U  +;v%3n~irAO+fs FY4<w P\2B}/js7A| [f8E # ^ i !4b4s4444445-595a5k55555558 8K8_8999999S:Z::;I;^;o;;;< <q<<<<====>>@@@@A+A}AAAAcBkBDDZE\E^E`EEEEE:FAFBFHFUFcFkF}FFFFFFF]GaGHHpLL MMdNwNNNNNOO*P7PwPPNQRQQQ R R RRRR R"R[ReRRR4S +13:GOR]_jmxǫȫԫ )Ycenp~ŬӬ׬ ,} $S\kz~'0EPdrt}¯ѯ߯ 6{ϰ;DSb~COSZny}ֲ$*0>BK޳ 3AguٷVb ?Tֹ 9Djw Ϳ޿R[epus5Kg{v~.9:FS^4?Ye &-=ZlUgnjx}J[AHIOk}"+KT\bcex)4;ABDP[u ktx%.4>DO#6BYfs)Ybow FUbq2A`kx %M_ CNv<Gv*>P]^kl|y| LYBJBJ #[cYct| #S\`kOW\m ->MPQS|$:594Ie>N(7!?FMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOCMicrosoft CorporationC:\CALLDOWN\REG.DOC Mark WilliamsC:\fixup\REG.DOC@HP LaserJet IIISi Pos (Copy 2)\\msprint8\corppPSCRIPTHP LaserJet IIISi Pos (Copy 2)HP LaserJet IIISi Pos (Copy 2)w od,,` iRXdCustom page 1BBCustom page 2BBCustom page 3BBHP LaserJet IIISi Pos (Copy 2)w od,,` iRXdCustom page 1BBCustom page 2 v v v=vuvvwxyyyyyyy0y0y0y0y0yNy z+zz^|||||||||}}}}}}}}Jg̃%sWuuuuuͅˉˉˉˉˉ؉>\ލ%2Pq22222@Mk.LLLLLZϐ)Gi8\&הӕݕ Ywۙ՚ߛ0KĜ'Ec%Kiiiiiv)GGGGGPğ[ddff}}}}}֫֫֫׫׫޳޳޳޳޳޳޳ܴ׶*gggggggvͷ???????Us{ ɽjjjjjjjxͿͿͿͿͿͿͿ߿g\CgXvvvvv%@.......:::::G{ X|<V!:JJJJJJJ\ """"""",?ho }44444?&-YYYYYYYgFFFFFFVMMMMMMMM`7Fjb2PPPPPPP^^^^^lllll}W e|>\\\\\\\nW^|||||Gyt9  !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123467589:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~%%%%%&&&&&&&&G&j&&&&&&&&&&&&+'N'p'z'''''''''(@(m())))))))))*0L0L0L0L0L0L0L0X01+1j1t111111111.2T22B/B/B/B/B/B/B/B;B C'CGCgDDDDDDDDDDGEEGTGTTTTTTTTTTTTTTpUUUVWWWWWWW(W[WzWWLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYZa%%%%%1ܔە_}Ƙęۚ6P̜-Kh *Suuuuuƞ1OOOOO[ʟcpȳȳȳȳ ݶ2uuuuuuuӷ TTTTTTT`y!Ͻwwwwwwwž޿޿޿޿޿޿޿mdIm`~~~~~+F9999999FFFFFR *^A^'@ [[[[[[[g +++++++7!Emw!>>>>>J+5fffffffrKUUUUUaR _______k= Lpg:]]]]]]]kkkkk|||||] kFmmmmmmmy\f#L~|>AP'ltcrUdVk eu euE T A R C U  +;v%3n~irAO+fs FY4<w P\2B}/js7A| [f8E # ^ i !4b4s4444445-595a5k55555558 8K8_89