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ymoti Tl Posts: 10 China	Posted - 7/26/2004 8:52:11 AM I am trying to make phone call on my laptop(I posted several thread before and figure out that I need a voice modem to do this). I now have a pc card modem with voice and speakphone capability, the model is 3CXM756, maker is 3COM. When I try to call out via the modem in Windows, I found I can't control the volume. Finally I figured out the sound generate by the wave device of the modem instead of the soundcard. Do I have any possibility to transfer the voice from the modem to soundcard? As it is a PC card modem, so it does not have a microphone jack, so I cannot connect the mic to the modem, I am thinking about getting the soundcard involved so that I can use the mic, but can't find a way. I am using BVRP phonetools in Windows 2000, on a Dell D600, the soundcard chipset is Sigmatel 9750.Appreciate your help.
v.Richard Tl Posts: 6222 USA	Posted - 7/30/2004 9:46:35 AM Speakerphone http://www.usr.com/support/3cxm756/3cxm756-ug/chap-1.htm With communications software that supports Speakerphone functions in Windows 2000, 98, 95, 3.1x, and NT 4.0, you can use your computer as you would a telephone if your computer is equipped with a sound card, a speaker, and a microphone (either built-in or externally attached), and a multimedia subsystem is installed. Use your modem to dial the number, then use your computer's speaker and microphone to listen and to talk. Refer to your communications software manual for instructions. First: double-click the Speaker icon in Windows system tray to bring up volume control mixer - Click options -> Properties - then adjust volume for RECORDING; show volume control for all the listed devices, make sure microphone is enabled and not muted. Aloha! Richard.
ymoti Tl Posts: 10 China	Posted - 8/2/2004 4:53:19 AM Thanks Richard. I am using the software Phonetools which definitely supports speakerphone function. But still, the sound is generated the modem instead of going through the soundcard.
charles Tl Posts: 5879 USA	Posted - 8/2/2004 9:12:48 AM http://www.usr.com/support/3cxm756/3cxm756-ug/3C756-11.htm#pgfId-12185 http://www.usr.com/support/3cxm756/3cxm756-ug/3C756-1.htm This must be an old modem. http://www.bvrp.com/Tools/ASP/FAQ/VisuSoluce.asp?PROV=THEME&Id_sstheme=322&Id_bdc=770 Might check to make sure voice is not disabled, http://www.bvrp.com/Tools/ASP/FAQ/VisuSoluce.asp?PROV=THEME&Id_sstheme=322&Id_bdc=771 http://www.usr.com/support/sportster/sportster-files/phonetools.pdf This may help. (Read this first) http://support.gateway.com/support/manlib/Desktops/8508550/08550c6.htm#1026471 http://support.gateway.com/support/manlib/Desktops/8508550/08550c7.htm
ymoti Tl Posts: 10 China	Posted - 8/2/2004 11:41:58 AM Thanks Richard, for so many links. Have checked the setting, the Voice mode is activated, and I am quite sure the sound properties has been set correctly in OS. You are right, this is a old modem, I can't find any modem else which support speakerphone...:) BTW, do you happen to know the chip of this modem? I am trying to select a general template in Phonetools.
charles Tl Posts: 5879 USA	Posted - 8/3/2004 2:11:45 AM I would think it is a Texas Instruments. http://modemsite.com/56k/usr.asp Are you using headphones? check the device manager for UniModem Half-Duplex Audio Device http://www.kengolf.com/en/vmodem.htm Edited by - charles on 8/3/2004 2:37:27 AM

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