MODEMSETTINGS
The MODEMSETTINGS structure contains information about a modem's configuration.
typedef struct modemsettings_tag {
DWORD dwActualSize; // size of returned data
DWORD dwRequiredSize; // structure size
DWORD dwDevSpecificOffset; // offset of data
DWORD dwDevSpecificSize; // size of defined data
// Static local options (read/write)
DWORD dwCallSetupFailTimer; // call setup timeout
DWORD dwInactivityTimeout; // timeout
DWORD dwSpeakerVolume; // speaker volume level
DWORD dwSpeakerMode; // speaker mode
DWORD dwPreferredModemOptions; // preferred options
// Negotiated options (read) for current or last call
DWORD dwNegotiatedModemOptions; // options
DWORD dwNegotiatedDCERate; // DCE rate
// Variable portion for proprietary expansion
BYTE abVariablePortion[1]; // variable-length data
} MODEMSETTINGS, *PMODEMSETTINGS, *LPMODEMSETTINGS;
Members
- dwActualSize
- Specifies the size, in bytes, of the data actually returned to the application. This member may be less than the dwRequiredSize member if an application did not allocate enough space for the variable-length portion of the structure.
- dwRequiredSize
- Specifies the number of bytes required for the entire MODEMDEVCAPS structure, including the variable-length portion.
- dwDevSpecificOffset
- Specifies the offset of the provider-defined portion of the structure, in bytes relative to the beginning of the structure.
- dwDevSpecificSize
- Specifies the size of the provider-defined portion of the structure, in bytes.
- dwCallSetupFailTimer
- Specifies the maximum number of seconds the modem should wait, after dialing is completed, for an indication that a modem-to-modem connection has been established. If a connection is not established in this interval, the call is assumed to have failed. This member is equivalent to register S7 in Hayes® compatible modems.
- dwInactivityTimeout
- Specifies the maximum number of seconds of inactivity allowed after a connection is established. If no data is either transmitted or received for this period of time, the call is automatically terminated. This time-out is used to avoid excessive long-distance charges or online service charges if an application unexpectedly locks up or the user leaves.
- dwSpeakerVolume
- Specifies the volume level of the monitor speaker when the speaker is on. This member can be one of the following values.
Value |
Meaning |
MDMVOL_LOW |
Low volume. |
MDMVOL_MEDIUM |
Medium volume. |
MDMVOL_HIGH |
High volume. |
The MODEMDEVCAPS structure specifies the speaker volumes a modem supports. Actual volumes are hardware-specific.
- dwSpeakerMode
- Specifies when the speaker should be on. This member can be one of the following values.
Value |
Meaning |
MDMSPKR_OFF |
The speaker is always off. |
MDMSPKR_CALLSETUP |
The speaker is on until a connection is established. |
MDMSPKR_ON |
The speaker is always on. |
MDMSPKR_DIAL |
The speaker is on until a connection is established, except that it is off while the modem is actually dialing. |
- dwPreferredModemOptions
- Specifies the modem options requested by the application. The local and remote modems negotiate modem options during call setup; this member specifies the initial negotiating position of the local modem.
The dwModemOptions member of the MODEMDEVCAPS structure specifies the modem options supported by the local modem. For a list of modem options, see the description of the MODEMDEVCAPS structure.
- dwNegotiatedModemOptions
- Specifies the modem options that are actually in effect. This member is filled in after a connection is established and the local and remote modems negotiate modem options.
The dwModemOptions member of the MODEMDEVCAPS structure specifies the modem options supported by the local modem. For a list of modem options, see the description of the MODEMDEVCAPS structure.
- dwNegotiatedDCERate
- Specifies the DCE rate that is in effect. This member is filled in after a connection is established and the local and remote modems negotiate modem modulations.
- abVariablePortion
- Contains provider-defined information, if any.
Windows NT/2000: Requires Windows NT 4.0 or later.
Windows 95/98: Requires Windows 95 or later.
Header: Declared in Mcx.h; include Windows.h.
See Also
Communications Overview, Communication Structures, MODEMDEVCAPS