View Full Version : Dial up MODEM SPEAKER.
Captain U
12-06-03, 05:34 PM
Is there any way to either disconnect the speaker manually or with software?
Or can I pull out some wires from the modem?
repo man11
12-06-03, 05:43 PM
If you are running XP, go to Control Panel, Internet Options, Connections, and the Settings box.
Go down to Dial Up Settings, and click the Properties box. On the General tab, click the Configure box, and then clear the Enable Modem Speaker box.
Captain U
12-06-03, 05:51 PM
2 Things
1)I'm running WIN2K
2)I clicked modem speaker in the modem properties and it still doesn't work.
Any Ideas?
DaWiper
12-06-03, 06:04 PM
Then you have to use the old Hayes-strings... Try to look here (http://www.modemhelp.org/)
I.M.O.G.
12-06-03, 06:04 PM
Restart after making the change? ;)
repo man11
12-06-03, 06:14 PM
Here is the next thing to try. It might not work because you probably have a Winmodem, and they don't necessarily respond to Hayes AT commands.
Go to Control Panel, Phone and Modem Options, Modems tab, Properties, Advanced. Type ATM0 (that is a zero) in the Extra Settings box. If that doesn't work, try just the M0.
Supchaka
12-12-03, 05:37 PM
Usually the speaker cant be controlled because you are using a generic driver.
CrashOveride
12-12-03, 05:58 PM
I could turn it down when I used a modem, but it would randomly turn back on so I took some pliers and pulled it off... it worked fine and quitly:D
Captain U
12-13-03, 07:36 PM
It's sounds Like a good I dea but will I mess up the modem if I do that?
CrashOveride
12-13-03, 08:47 PM
Originally posted by Captain U
It's sounds Like a good I dea but will I mess up the modem if I do that?
Originally posted by CrashOveride
it worked fine and quitly:D
But it MIGHT depend on the modem, still I doubt that the speaker being gone would mess anything at all up.
I used to superglue Q-tip heads into the dyaphram hole to shut em up, but that was a while before win 98. Im not sure but I think that you need to go into the connection properties as well as the modem properties and deselct a speaker tab. Its been a long time since ive messed with a modem.
Captain U
12-13-03, 11:22 PM
is the modem speaker the round black thing with a hole in the center?
SniperXX
12-13-03, 11:47 PM
Yes I think so if memory serves me right.. Havent used a dial up modem in years. I'd wait for someone to confirm it but that sounds like the speaker.
Cjwinnit
12-14-03, 12:12 AM
Originally posted by Captain U
is the modem speaker the round black thing with a hole in the center?
Sounds like it from the description. It's a slight risk but you could just physically disconnect it.
CrashOveride
12-14-03, 12:34 AM
Modem Speaker:
http://s89501235.onlinehome.us/ModemSpeaker.jpg
Now ripped off with a pair of pliers- Same thing I did with my other modem and it worked (this is an older one I had lying around:D):
http://s89501235.onlinehome.us/ModemSpeakerRemoved.jpg
I had the same problem...Just desoldered the speaker from the board.
CrashOveride
12-14-03, 11:07 AM
Originally posted by _slh_
I had the same problem...Just desoldered the speaker from the board.
Ha! I laugh at Desoldering :p- Just rip it off, it comes off REALLY easy with no problems.
Captain U
12-14-03, 10:07 PM
tHANKS THATS the part I was talking about I wanted to post a picture but I wasn't shore how.
CrashOveride
12-14-03, 10:53 PM
To post a picture you need to host it somehwere on the net (you can have another member here do it, I do and a number of others do as well) and then you jsut put it in [img ]http://picture.jpg[/img ] the tags and do that, or you can attach them now:D (but only a certain size there, so not huge ones really)
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