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Geforce FX 5800 in my rig: hot or not?
Sorry about the subject... I couldn't really come up with a decent one. :p
Now... the thing is, I'm desparately in need of cash. A solution to this is to flog me 9800 Pro, which I have been offered £260 for.
Now, the replacement for it would be a reference FX5800, which I picked up on Ebay a while back (more a novelty purchase at the time)
I'd like to gather opinion as to how this would perform in me rig (spec in sig), and whether it would be a massive drop off in performance.
I'm not a massively hardcore PC gamer, most games I run at 1024x768 with some eye candy on (usually 4xaa and 4xaf with the 9800)
Keeping the 9800 isn't really an option as I need cash (bills to pay, etc), so any feedback on 5800 would be appreciated.
5800 should do fine, but you might have to turn AA to 2x or 0x for some games.
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You tell us! You're the one with the 5800 just collecting dust. :)
Pop it in your case and test it out. If it's sufficient (I think it will be) then the decision is made for you.
Now it's my turn. I'm thirsty...should I walk all the way to the kitchen for a drink, or just lick the condensation off the nearby window? :D
The regular an't that bad of a card although selling a Radeon 9800Pro for a regular FX5800 doe sound odd, how much can you pick up a FX5800 for like the cheapest i have seen is £227 and thats for the ASUS dust blower :o The other regular cards come standard cooling.
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Yeah, id pay the bills first, defiantly a good idea. espically if this is a credit card bill, they are Evil!!!!
since you play games at 1024x768, you should have no probelm with any current games, and hl2 will still work fine. Id say use your 5800 and when you get some money buy a new card thats out.
You'll have no problem with the card. The REAL performance difference with the other better cards starts to show at 1280x1024 and above, with 4xAA/8xAF. I have it and I play all my games at 1280x1024 with 4xAA/8xAF, with no slowdowns or stuttering.I get 127FPS on the Antalus benchmark in UT2K3, at the above settings. It is a downgrade from your current card but not one you'll notice in your current gaming resolution. Unless you turn the res to 1600x1200 with AA/AF, that card is among the best, difference is there, but you cannot tell, we're talking peanuts.
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Seriously... thanks for the help, guys. I'm gonna pop the 9800 Pro to its new owner tomorrow, and then install the 5800. Again, many thanks... I know I'm a relative n00b (when it comes to the FX, at least), that's why I was just wanting to gather opinions from other 5800 owners.
And yes, it's a credit card bill... can't avoid paying them.
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When switching VT with the 185.18.08 driver the X Server crashes. (get back to the login screen but I stay at the same VT).
Any older driver works fine.
This also means that I can no longer supsend to ram (just end up at the login screen)
Bug report is attached.
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When I first installed 185.18.08 I had compiz disabled and did not get X-crashes when switching VT.
(The terminal stays blank as it has allways done on my 9600m GS.
killing X and reposting the videocard with vbtracetool -p would restore it. But I didn't do this now)
As soon as I turned compiz on I get an X-crash when I switch VT (CTRL-SHIFT-F1).
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When I witch back to X (SHIFT-F7) X crashes or restarts.
I end up on the login screen, the same as reported earlier in this thread.
I now also sometimes get black squares in stead of letters when I type in a gnome-terminal with compiz enabled.
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I attached bugreports without compiz and after compiz enabled (=after a VT switch X-crash)
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Just tested here with 9800GTX+, 185.18.08, XFree86 4.70 and 188.8.131.52 kernel, and all appears to work normally - I can get to any VT, between them, and back cleanly, at least for the few minutes I tested.
- Tim
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me too.
openSUSE 11.1 x86_64 with quadro fx 1600 in dell precision m6300.
and detecting and applying second monitor on the fly with "nvidia-settings" tool also crashes X when configuring second monitor and clicking on "Apply".
this works, when compiz-fusion is NOT running.
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Thanks for the quick fix.
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"The No. 1 reason people don't give is because they aren't asked," Mullan said.
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"If public schools did alumni relations like private schools, it would change education forever," he said. "Public education isn't getting into the alumni base and tapping into it. If you look at private schools, graduates of private high schools are largely giving back to their high schools and college alma maters."
Mullan was the director of alumni relations at St. John's from October 2009 to September 2011. Then, he was the director of alumni relations at Jesuit College Prep Dallas from October 2011 to May 2014, before returning to the Toledo area.
While in Dallas, he said Jesuit College Prep never wanted for anything — athletics or academics. However, the primary barrier is the cost. It is expensive to do alumni relations.
That is how Mullan came up with My Alumni Office. Springfield is his second customer, which means a lot because his wife, Dani, graduated from Springfield in 2000.
"Schools could come together and share an alumni director," he said. "At the core, that is what My Alumni Office is all about. It is designed to be everyone's alumni director."
Last year, across the country, education was No. 2 charitable activity behind church, Mullan said.
"The alumni of Springfield are absolutely charitable. They aren't being asked to give to Springfield," he said. "This is an opportunity for alumni, parents and members of the community to rally around the causes, the issues and the things that they care about in Springfield."
Springfield Schools Foundation board president Cynthia Beekley is excited about the chance to get more alumni involved.
"We decided to do this because we feel the need to raise more money to support the school district," Beekley said.
The cost to hire My Alumni Office is an initial $5,000 implementation fee and then quarterly installments of $8,750. The foundation and district are sharing the cost. Part of the district's money is coming from the funding that used to go to the district's alumni director, Beekley said.
Mullan said the recently failed levy makes this a perfect opportunity to focus on the positives of the district and the alumni who want to give back.
For more information about My Alumni Office, call 419-290-2622.
Brandi Barhite is community ombudsman for Toledo Free Press and a member of the Springfield Schools Foundation. She can be reached at email@example.com.
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A modem to modem communication system supports call waiting services by exchanging hold request and acknowledge signals before relinquishing the line servicing incoming calls. Thereafter, the modem to modem session is reestablished without having to redial. The hold request may be denied or accepted, and may define the duration a modem will hold before hanging up. The holding modem maintains the session by fooling the higher protocol layers, making them believe that the modem is not on hold. Three-way calling services are also used to free up the shared line for outgoing calls while maintaining the session with holding modems. A table may be employed to screen incoming calls through a comparison of the caller ID information with that in the table. The table may be within the modem or the host computer.
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32. A routing method for use by a communication network while a first modem is in communication with a second modem over a communication line, said routing method comprising:
transmitting a network request by said communication network to said first modem to request said first modem to initiate a modem on hold process for placing said communication over said communication line with said second modem on hold;
receiving an acknowledgement by said communication network from said first modem that said communication between said first modem and said second modem over said communication line has been placed on hold for a period of time; and
substituting a third modem for said first modem in response to said receiving said acknowledgement, wherein said second modem starts communicating with said third modem over said communication line after said period of time elapses.
33. The routing method of
34. The routing method of
35. A communication network for routing a communication line while a first modem is in communication with a second modem over said communication line, said communication network comprising:
a transmitter configured to transmit a network request to said first modem to request said first modem to initiate a modem on hold process for placing said communication over said communication line with said second modem on hold;
a receiver configured to receive an acknowledgement from said first modem that said communication between said first modem and said second modem over said communication line has been placed on hold for a period of time; and
wherein said communication substitutes a third modem for said first modem in response to said acknowledgement, and wherein said second modem starts communicating with said third modem over said communication line after said period of time elapses.
36. The communication network of
37. The communication network of
38. A communication method for use by a computing device running an Internet browser, said computing device being in communication with a modem, said communication method comprising:
enabling a user to browse the Internet, using said Internet browser running on said communication device, via a modem connection established by said modem over a communication line with a remote modem;
receiving a user selection for placing a call, wherein said user selection is generated by said user selecting a place call button on said browser;
requesting said modem to place said modem connection with said remote modem over said communication line on hold;
receiving an acknowledgement by said computing device from said modem that said modem connection over said communication line has been placed on hold; and
delivering a signal to said user, in response to said receiving said acknowledgment, that said user may use a handset for said call over said communication line.
39. The communication method of
40. The communication method of
This application is a continuation-in-part of U.S. application Ser. No. ______ (filed Sep. 10, 1999), Attorney Docket Nos. 99RSS181CIP and 50944.4717; which is itself a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/361,842 (filed Jul. 27, 1999), Attorney Docket Nos. 99RSS181 and 50944.4700. Both of these applications are hereby incorporated herein by reference in their entirety.
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to the field of modem to modem data communication; and, more specifically, it relates to a modem to modem communication and three-way calling and call waiting telephony services.
2. Description of Related Art
A conventional communication system typically establishes an Internet data session through a local and a remote ISP (Internet Service Provider) modem via a telephone switching network. Similarly, other modem to modem communication uses the telephone switching network as the communication link. Such modems often share a single telephone line with other local telephony devices, e.g., telephones, facsimile machines, answering machines, etc.
To handle multiple incoming calls, telephone switching networks offer three-way calling and call waiting services. Such services can be accessed through manual interaction of a person using a telephone. Telephone switching networks have also added caller identification (caller ID) services to support call waiting. Thus, the person using the telephone may view the caller ID before deciding to accept an incoming call during a ongoing telephone conversation.
To maintain a data session between modems, continuous modem must be maintained during the data session. If after a period of time the modem signaling is lost, modems will conclude that the data session has been terminated and will disconnect.
When a telephone call waiting tone (indicating the presence of caller, ID) is detected during a local modem to remote modem data session, a decoding process involving both the local modem and a telephone switching network CO (Central Office) may be undertaken to retrieve the caller ID. During the caller ID decoding process, however, the remote modem usually disconnects. Thus, the remote modem must be redialed to reestablish and continue the data session.
If the local modem does not attempt to decode the caller ID, the call waiting signaling will, at a minimum, interfere with ongoing communication and may cause the modems to hang up or retrain. Thus, the telephone switching network provides a mechanism for turning on and off the call waiting service. Before beginning the modem to modem data session, the call waiting service is turned off for the duration of the session. However, doing so prevents a user from receiving any other incoming calls on a shared telephone line. As a result, users are forced to add dedicated telephone lines for each type of telephony device in their premises.
Further disadvantages of the related art will become apparent to one skilled in the art through comparison of the related art with the drawings and the remainder of the specification.
Various aspects of the present invention can be found in a communication system having a telephone network that delivers call waiting signaling upon detecting an incoming call. The communication system comprising a remote modem and a local modem communicatively coupled thereto. The local modem, which shares access to the telephone network, detects call waiting signaling and directs the remote modem to enter a hold mode then temporarily relinquishes access to the telephone network.
The local modem may also perform caller identification processing during this process. If so, the caller identification information may be used to determine whether to service incoming calls. Making such determination may involve providing a user interface, or may be performed automatically by a computer coupled to the local modem.
Although unnecessary, the remote modem may remain in the hold mode for no longer than a predetermined interval. Other variations are also possible. For example, the local modem may use a v.42 protocol to set up a secondary channel for signaling the remote modem regarding the hold mode. A table might be used that stores pre-selected caller identification information for comparison with caller identification information associated with incoming calls. Such comparison may be used to determine whether to service incoming calls.
The remote and local modem attempts to maintain the communication session set up between the device housing the remote modem and the device housing the local modem. The remote modem must maintain the appearance of a connection to the upper layer protocols even though the connection to the local modem has been temporarily removed. Similarly, the local modem must maintain the appearance of the connection to the networking protocols using the communication capabilities of the local modem. To carry this out, the remote modem may be communicate with upper protocol layers of the network connection with manufactured data while in the hold mode. The local modem similarly maintains the appearance of a network connection with the application requiring the data by manufacturing data and presenting it to the network stack while the two modems are on hold.
These and other aspects of the present invention may also be found in a communication system comprising a local link, a telephony device, a remote and a local modem. Therein, the telephony device is coupled to the local link and may access the link when it is relinquished by the local modem. Specifically, the local modem establishes a data session with the remote modem by dialing a telephone number associated with the remote modem. After detecting a need to relinquish the local link to the telephony device, the local modem directs the remote modem to maintain the data session and temporarily relinquishes the local link to the telephony device.
The local modem may reestablish the data session without redialing the associated telephone number. Further variations are also possible. For example, the local modem may identify the need to relinquish the local link to the telephony device by detecting: a) call waiting signaling, b) a user initiated request, or c) a request that is automatically generated by a computer coupled to the local modem. Three-way calling and call waiting services are used to support the telephony device.
Yet other aspects of the present invention will become apparent through reference to the remainder of the specification including the claims set forth herein.
Either of the modems 1 and 11 can determine the need to relinquish their corresponding telephone lines 10 and 17 by (a) receiving call waiting signaling from the switching network 21, (b) detecting a local extension off hook, (c) receiving user input via computing devices 5 or 15, and (d) detecting a need from the associated computing device 5 or 15. When, for example, the modem 1 receives call waiting signaling from the switching network 21 (due to an incoming call from a telephony device 31 at a premises 33), the modem 1 communicates a request to hold to the modem 11.
If the modem 11 honors the request, the modem 11 begins waiting for reestablishment of the data session by the modem 1 for a first predetermined period (e.g., 30 seconds), and the modem 1 interacts with the switching network 21 to retrieve the caller ID information (if configured to do so) and presents an indication of the incoming call, along with caller ID information if employed, via a screen (not shown) on the computing device 5. The computing device 5 may signal a user by simulating a ring signal and delivering a pop-up window containing the caller ID information.
If the user fails to accept the incoming call or rejects such call, the modem 1 will reestablish communication with modem 11 before the first predetermined period lapses. If however the user wants to take the call, the user interacts to accept the call via the computing device 5. The modem 1 responds by communicating a second predetermined hold period (e.g., 30 minutes) to the modem 11 and then "flashes" the telephone line 10. The switching network 21 responds by connecting the incoming call to the telephone line 10. Thereafter, the user is free to use a telephony device 7 or 9, e.g., a telephone, facsimile machine, answering machine, etc., to service the incoming call. When the telephony device 7 or 9 hangs up, the modem 1 "flashes" the telephone line 10. The switching network 21 again communicatively couples the telephone lines 10 and 17, and the modem 1 reestablishes communication with the modem 11. Alternatively, if the telephony device 31 disconnects prior to the modem 1 "flashing," the switching network 21 again communicatively couples the telephone lines 10 and 17, and the modem 1 reestablishes communication with the modem 11. Had the first predetermined time period lapsed before the second predetermined period was communicated or had the second predetermined time period lapsed before the modem 1 reestablished communication, the modem 1 would automatically dial or redial the modem 11 to reestablish the link.
Instead of or in addition to signaling a user via the computing device 105, the modem 1 may also deliver a ring signal or other such indication directly to the attached telephony device 7 or to the locally connected telephone device 9 via the telephone line 10. The modem 11 performs similar functionality in its interaction with the computing device 15 and the telephony device 19 when receiving an incoming call via call waiting services.
The modem 11 may also detect the need to relinquish the telephone line 10 by detecting a local extension off hook event from either the telephony device 7 or 9. For example, when the telephony device 7 happens to comprise a telephone, the modem 1 detects when a user lifts the receiver of the telephony device 7 and, in response, communicates a hold request to the modem 11 and establishes a three-way call dial tone through interaction with the switching network 21. The user may then establish an outgoing call. When the telephony device 7 hangs up, the modem 1 using the three-way calling service features reestablishes the link via the switching network 21 to the modem 11 without having to redial.
A user may also interact via the computing device 5 to request gaining access to the telephone line 10. For example, the user may desire to send a fax from a telephony device 9. The modem 1 responds to such a request by establishing a hold condition with the modem 11 and using three-way calling functionality to gain a dial tone on the telephone line 10. Thereafter, the modem 1 communicates via the computing device to the user that the telephone line 10 is free for use by the telephony device 9. When the telephony device 9 disconnects or the remote side disconnects, the modem 1 again can reestablish the communication link with the modem 11 without having to redial.
Similar functionality also occurs automatically without user interaction. For example, a computing device 5 may periodically gain access to the telephony device 31 to service a communication exchange with the telephony device 31.
In addition, the modem 1 may place the modem 11 on hold to permit the telephony device 7 or 9 to communicate with the telephony device 19. In this way, the primary communication link between the modems 1 and 11 might be used to set up the secondary communication link between the telephony devices 7 or 9 and 19.
The switching network 21 may comprise one or more central offices (COs) interconnected by a toll network. The telephone lines 10 or 17 may comprise twisted pair, cable, fiber and/or wireless links, for example.
The modem 1 and the computing device 5 may be separate or integrated. Similarly, the modem 11 may be internal to the computing device 15 or external.
A user wishing to establish the data session between the client computer 101 and the Internet 113, employs client modem 103 that dials through a telephone network 105 to an ISP modem 125. The ISP modem 125 provides access to the ISP 107 that participates via a link 127C on the Internet 113.
During the existence of the data communication link, the telephone network 105 may receive a telephone call from, for example, a telephone 119. In response, the telephone network 105 delivers call waiting signals to the client modem 103. On detecting a call waiting tone, the client modem 103 signals the ISP modeml25 regarding the presence of caller identification. In one embodiment, the client modem instructs the ISP modem 125 to maintain the communication link for a first predetermined period of time. In another, the ISP modem 125 either will wait indefinitely or will have a preset predetermined period which need not be communicated. The client modem 103 next coordinates with the telephone network 105 to receive and decode the caller identification. The caller identification is forwarded to the user via a display on the client modem 103 (if external), and/or on the client computer 101. In turn, based on the caller identification, the user determines whether to terminate the existing data session or ignore the incoming telephone call and return to the existing data session, all within the first predetermined period. If the user fails to act or chooses to reject the incoming call, the client modem 103 will reestablish communication with the ISP modem 125. If the user chooses to accept the call, and if the first predetermined period is not long enough, the client modem 103 will communicate a second predetermined period, e.g., 30 minutes, to the ISP modem 125. Thereafter, the client modem 103 "flashes" the telephone network and signals the user via the client computer 101 as previously discussed and/or, if so configured, via the line 127. The telephone network 105 responds by connecting the incoming call to a line 127. The user may then employ a facsimile device 119 or a voice mail or voice storage system 121, for example, to service the incoming call.
The ISP modem 125 may also be placed on hold by the client computer 101, either through manual user interaction or automatically to meet a need that arises. For example, a user may desire to use the telephone 149 during an ongoing session between the ISP modem 125 and the client modem 203. The user interacts via a window on the computing device 101 to place such request. In response, the computing device 101 directs the client modem 103 to place the session on hold.
As before, the client modem 103 communicates a hold request to the ISP modem 125 which may choose to honor the request. If refused, the connection is terminated. If honored, the ISP modem 125 is placed on hold, and the telephone network 105 is signaled to begin three-way calling services. The telephone network 105 provides a dial tone and the client modem 103 directs the computing device 101 to display a ready indication. Thereafter, the user may employ the telephone 149 to place the call.
All other modes of employing three-way calling and call waiting services described in reference to
A point to point data session may exist between the client computer101 and a computer 117. The data session is established after a modem handshake following a dial up routine between the client modem 103 and a modem 123. Caller ID information/call waiting and three-way calling functionality are similarly processed as referenced above.
Additional features of the client modem 103 permits the direction of both faxes received from a fax modem 121 and voice mail received from a voice storage 119. A client computer 109 is connected to the Internet 113 via a cable network 111. A cable modem 130A enables the connection of the client computer 109 and the Internet 113 connectivity and further constitutes part of a communication network 100.
Communication links 127A and 127B couple the client modems 103 and 123 with the telephone network 105. The communication links 127A and 127B comprise twisted pair wiring but may also or alternatively comprise a radio communication link, for example, or may be ISDN, ADSL, or DSL, for example.
Cable modems may be employed which utilize similar functionality. Specifically, a cable modem 130 couples with a computing device 109 via a network interface card 129. A computing device 101 may directly couple with the cable modem 130 via the telephone network 105 and the cable network 111. If a need arises to relinquish the line 127B, e.g., an incoming call is detected by the computing device 101. The computing device 101 sends a hold request to the cable modem 130 which, in turn, "spots" the upper layers of its protocol stack to act like the session is ongoing and begins waiting. As before, the client modem 103 relinquishes the link 127B to servicing the need and, when completed, the client modem 103 reestablishes the session with the cable modem 130 without having to redial.
In a further embodiment, a CO within the telephone network 105 provides an "attention signal" to both the client modem 103 and the ISP modem 125 when, for example, the client modem 103 and the ISP modem 125 are engaged in ongoing communication. The "attention signal" would convey a pending request to at least temporarily change the "ownership" of the telephone line 127B. In such an embodiment, the client modem 103 need not inform the ISP modem 125 that it is considering relinquishing the telephone line 127B.
The CO within the telephone network has been modified to deliver a dial tone while not dropping the second line. Thus, when the client modem 103 detects an extension-off hook condition, e.g., which the telephone 149 is picked up, the client modem 101 first signals the ISP modem 125 to go into a hold mode. Next, the client modem 103 requests that the CO generate a dial tone and relinquishes the line to the telephone 149.
In such embodiments as well as the other described herein, call waiting indications, with or without caller ID services are "attention signals." Attention signals are those signals that convey to a modem that a request for another use for a shared telephone line is present. Another example beyond call waiting might be an operator's manual attempts to interrupt an ongoing session in emergency situations. In most embodiments, attention signals are delivered only to the modem whose line is to be shared, yet, as described above, need not be the case. Such attention signals can also be delivered to all parties and modems or telephony devices participating in an ongoing communication exchange.
Additionally, the ISP modem 125 might send a hold request to the client modem 103. While the client modem 103 is on hold, the ISP 107 can change the routing of the ISP modem 125, substitute another ISP modem automatically (for example when ISP modem 125 is having problems or is not optional for the client modem 103), etc. This mall all happen without ever relinquishing any telephone link.
The aforementioned functionality also supports Internet browser interoperability. For example, when interacting with a browser running on the computing device 101 to surf the Internet, a user may encounter a telephone number on a web page that they would like to call. By selecting a "place call" button on the browser, the computing device 101 delivers an "attention signal" to the client modem 103 which, in turn, places itself and the ISP modem 125 in a hold mode. Before entering the hold mode, the client modem 103 may also dial the number and if so configured and pursuant to meta information provided in the web page, may interact with the answering party or system to assist the user in reaching a desired location within the receiving party's answering system. Whether or not such additional services are provided by the client modem 103, the computing device 101 then delivers a signal to the user to pick up the telephone 149.
A user utilizing the client modem 201 engages in a data session on a primary channel 215 with an ISP modem 221 via a telephone network 219. When a call waiting tone is detected during the data session, call waiting detect circuitry 207 informs a processing circuitry 203 that an incoming telephone call has been detected. In response, the processing circuit 203 signals the ISP modem 221 informing of the call waiting event. The processing circuitry 203 then utilizes a secondary channel 217 to signal the ISP modem 221 to refrain from disconnecting while the ISP modem 221 decodes the received caller identification information. In response, the ISP modem 221 may choose to accept by transmitting an acknowledgment signal.
After receiving the acknowledgement, the processing circuitry 203 performs caller ID processing to retrieve the caller ID information from the telephone network 219. Specifically, the processing circuitry 201 transmits a DTMF tone to a central office (CO) within the telephone network directing that the caller ID information be forwarded. The CO then transmits a Bell 211 signal having the caller ID information (while muting the data session line connected to the ISP modem 221). The processing circuit switches from its current protocol, typically V.90 to the Bell 212 mode and receives the caller ID information. The caller ID information is presented to the user through a LCD display within the client modem 201 or through a pop-up window generated by the user's software, for example, and requesting whether the user wishes to accept or reject the incoming call.
In one embodiment, if the user accepts the incoming call, the ISP modem 221 retains the data session connection for a predetermined time while the client modem 201 is engaged with the incoming call. On returning, the client modem 201 resynchronization with the ISP modem 221 to continue the prior data session, that is, the client modem 201 and the ISP modem 221 go through timing synchronization, train echo cancellers and transmit known signal conditions, for example. If after the expiration of the predetermined interval, the client modem 201 fails to return, the data connection is terminated.
In an alternate embodiment, the user may accept the incoming call while the ISP modem 221 is instructed to idle. When the client modem 201 returns, a fast resynchronization algorithm is used to re-establish communication more rapid because prior line conditions are known, and both modems need not go through full retraining. Further detail regarding "resynchronization" can be found in U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/361,842 (filed Jul. 27, 1999) and entitled "Method and Apparatus for Fast V90 Modem Startup," Attorney Docket Nos. 99RSS181 and 50944.4700; and U.S. application Ser. No. ______ (filed Sep. 10, 1999) and entitled "Method and Apparatus for Quick Modem Reconnect," Attorney Docket Nos. 99RSS181CIP and 50944.4717. These applications are hereby incorporated herein by reference in their entirety.
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The secondary channel 217 is a virtual channel set up using the V.42 protocol. This is a proprietary mode in which both the client modem 201 and the ISP modem 221 communicate their capabilities and exchange information through the secondary channel 217. The processing circuitry 203 employs software, hardware and firmware to direct and synchronize various tasks relating to the client modem 201. Although described in reference to ISP communication, such functionality also applies outside of that context.
Particularly, there are several layers of protocol involved in the connection between a user's Internet browser, for example and an ISP, and these layers have to be "kept alive" while the client modem 301 relinquishes a link 331 for call waiting services or otherwise. During a data session, while the client modem 301 has relinquished the link 331, the higher protocol layer, for example, TCP/IP, may encounter a time out condition and terminate the data session.
To achieve a continuous data session, when caller ID is received, the bottom two layers namely, the physical and the data link layer, responsible for transmission, framing, and error control of the communications link may be modified. In one embodiment, the keep alive functionality 323 within the ISP modem 321 transmits "keep alive" packet streams to the higher TCP/IP protocol layer after the modem signal is interrupted. This deceives the higher TCP/IP layers and prevents the session from terminating. The "keep alive" packet stream may be either data bits or control signals or both, and located within the client modem 301, the ISP modem 321 or both.
Again, the keep alive stream need not require a hold request to be used. In fact, in one embodiment, the ISP modem uses the keep alive whenever it is having difficulty reaching the client modem 301 for whatever reason. The stream is used for a predetermined period to allow reestablishment of the link during a period that far needs a traditional session termination period.
The processing circuit 413 operates pursuant to a plurality of applications (e.g., a first and second application 417 and 419) that independently service incoming calls via the modem 421. A control application 423 selectively interacts to launch the plurality of applications.
The modem 421 comprises a processing circuit 431 and a memory 433, among other circuitry. The modem 421 determines whether to forward the caller ID information to the computing device 411 based on a table 435 within the memory 433. The table 435 stores a series of caller ID cross reference entries. Thus, for example, upon detecting an incoming call, the modem 421 notifies an ISP modem (not shown) that it is about to interrupt the present modem connection to receive caller ID information. When the caller ID information is received, the processing circuit 431 stores the caller ID information in a buffer 437 and compares that information with the entries in the table 435.
If a match is found, the processing circuit 431 informs the ISP modem that delivers the buffered caller ID information to the computing device 411 to the control application 423 which, in turn, launches the appropriate application that has been designated to service the received caller ID information. The caller ID information may also be forwarded to such application.
If no match is found, the modem 421 will ignore the incoming call and continue the data session with the ISP modem. Thus, the modem 421 need not involve the computing device 411 or bother the user by forwarding caller ID information unless it has been assigned to do so via the entries in the table 435. In this embodiment, the table is used to forward only those incoming calls that have a table entry. However, in alternate embodiments the table may be used to screen out matching incoming calls.
The user via computing device 411 loads the table 435 with, for example, telephone numbers of incoming calls to be processed by the first and second applications 417 and 419. In an exemplary embodiment, the first application 417 comprises facsimile processing software, while the second application 419 comprises data processing software. If facsimile transmissions are only to be received from a single telephone number, that telephone number is loaded into the table 435 of the modem 421, similarly, the telephone numbers from which data transmissions will be received are also loaded into the memory 435. When a facsimile transmission is received from the telephone number stored in the table 435, the processing circuitry 431 delivers the caller ID information to the computing device 411, and immediately switches to the facsimile transmission without user interference.
Thereafter, the control application 423 directs the first application 417 in handling the transmission. When the facsimile transmission is completed, the control application 423 cooperates with the modem 421 to return the user to the prior data session. When an incoming data transmission is received from a corresponding telephone number stored in the table 435, the processing circuit 431 delivers the caller identification to the computing device 411 for processing by the second application 419, for example. Calls from telephone numbers that are not contained in the table 435 may be ignored by the modem 421.
Alternatively, or in addition, the table may be loaded with caller ID information that identifies telephone numbers to be ignored and not answered by the DCE/DTE. For example, known voice telephone numbers may be ignored by the DCE 421 while all other non-tabled numbers would be answered by the DCE 421.
Thus, by screening and/or the selection of specific calls, the DCE is able to save time expended by the user in determining which telephone calls to accept. In addition, a single telephone line may be shared by a plurality of communication devices, such as the DCE 421 and other DCEs or telephones. Further, such screening and/or filtering may also be employed to remove unnecessary call processing burdens from an active DTE which may be engaged in other tasks. Thus, for example, the computing device 411 during a data session need not have to share processing resources to service calls not intended for the computing device 411.
Although the table 435 is shown to be stored within the modem 421, it might be alternatively be stored within the computing device 411. In such embodiments (not shown), the computing device 411 still automatically filters unwanted incoming calls.
Although a system and method according to the present invention has been described in connection with the preferred embodiment, it is not intended to be limited to the specific form set forth herein, but on the contrary, it is intended to cover such alternatives, modifications, and equivalents, as can be reasonably included within the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.
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Jerry Robertson made sure the dormant East Tennessee State football program maintained a pulse for 10 years by establishing the Buc Football & Friends Foundation.
And now that Buccaneers program is up and running, Robertson's decided the BFFF has run its course.
The BFFF, which was established shortly after the football program was discontinued in 2003 in an attempt to bring back football and the marching band, will close up shop with an unspecified donation to the ETSU Kick-Off Fund.
Robertson, who concluded his 43-year career as an athletic trainer at ETSU when football was halted, didn't want to disclose the donation amount.
"I didn't want a figure released," Robertson said. "It'll buy them a helmet or two."
ETSU senior associate athletic director Scott Carter suggested the gift would do a bit more than that.
"We want to thank BFFF President Jerry Robertson, the BFFF's leadership, and all of its members for the loyalty they have shown over the last 10 years, and the generous monetary support that they have provided for our future Buccaneers," Carter said in a release from the school. "The passion of the BFFF kept hope alive for ETSU football, and we will always be grateful for those efforts. Now, we are looking forward to having members of the BFFF join our Kick-Off Fund so that we can work together to make Buccaneer football successful."
Robertson had a golf outing and banquet each June after football's demise. The late Ron Mendheim, a colorful character who helped John Robert Bell's Bucs sack Terry Bradshaw 12 times in a Grantland Rice Bowl rout of Louisiana Tech in 1969, spoke passionately at the initial organizational banquet at the Farmhouse Gallery and Gardens in 2004.
"Mendheim was quite a player and quite a presenter, I'll call it," Robertson said with a chuckle. "He could present the information in a dramatic way. I'm just sorry that he's passed away and he won't be here for that first game in 2015."
Entertaining BFFF speakers through the years included Atlanta Falcons coach Mike Smith, Dallas Cowboys defensive back Gerald Sensabaugh, former North Carolina State/Furman coach Dick Sheridan, former Major League Baseball umpire/state representative Dale Ford and Jonathan Godfrey, a kicker on ETSU's outmanned 2003 team that went out victoriously with helmets held high.
Robertson was quick to thank numerous BFFF regulars, many of whom met monthly for 10-plus years. C.M. Boggs, A.B. Clevenger, Ray Parlier, Jim Roberts, Jim Slagle, Richard Dykes, Frank Hawkins, Ted Hughes, Kim Reece and former athletic director at Tennessee Tech Dr. David Larimore were invaluable.
"There were a lot of people that wanted to see football come back, and labored at it until things changed," Robertson said. "Over a 10-year period we had a lot of people that wanted to be a part of it. There were some real faithful people that hung in there and did a lot of things that kept us going."
BFFF attendance was steady, though it was clearly an uphill battle after then-ETSU president Dr. Paul Stanton said he wanted to bring back football, but then put it to an ill-fated vote from students who would be paying for a program that wouldn't field a team until many of them had graduated.
Robertson had a hunch Stanton's successor, Dr. Brian Noland, was football friendly when he came to the BFFF golf tournament at Elizabethton in 2012.
"I just wish that we had been a little more financially able to help Dr. Noland in his efforts," Robertson said. "But it was hard because so many people always said, 'Well, why should I give? You don't have it (a football program). You're not gonna get it. It's dead, forget about it. Put your efforts somewhere else.'"
Robertson said he wished the late Ken Simonds and George Bill Smith were around to see football's resurrection. Simonds, who died in 2009, was prepared to give a significant donation when the progam's potential reboot was discussed in 2007.
"Ken Simonds was an outstanding athlete at Dobyns-Bennett growing up and he was an outstanding athlete for the Bucs and went on to be a very successful businessman," Robertson said. "He was instrumental in helping us get an audience with Dr. Stanton. ... George Bill wasn't an athlete. He was a student. … But he loved the Blue and Gold."
Robertson continued bleeding blue and gold while heartbroken about football.
"I won't say that it was easy and all that," he said. "Sometimes it was tough paddling, I guess you'd say, to keep going after, you know, people keep shooting you down and all of that. But it worked out. ...
"I was out there altogether for 43 years and a lot of people got to go to school (because of football and the marching band) that would not have gotten to go to school and got a college degree. A lot of people that you see around this area today are those people — judges, lawyers, doctors, entrepreneurs, band directors, teachers, coaches."
One of the former players is Carter. If he turned out to be ETSU's athletic director for the next 20 years, that'd suit Robertson.
"Well, if he is, the Bucs will be in good shape," Robertson said. "Scott Carter, when he was in school there he was everything you'd put down for a person that you'd want on a scholarship. He was an athlete. He was dedicated. He worked hard. He was a good student. He worked hard at that. He was model citizen. I don't think you could sit down and write a job description that you wanted for a student-athlete better than Scott Carter. ... ... The best thing for us to do now is to get behind the Kick-Off Club or the BASA Club and the university."comments powered by Disqus


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I have everything working, networked just fine through a 3com wireless router. My question is the printer, I have it working OK, but it seems a little sluggish. I downloaded the drivers from HP for the OSX and had to install the whole program because the drivers alone were not available. When I go to the printer utility setup there is no where I can find to install the drivers specific to my printer. I have it working through a default Gimp HP, but like I said it is a little slow to print. Anyone ever had this problem? I searched the forum and could not find anything relative.
The only minor complaint I have is that the cursor sometimes jumps a little when clicking. I read about this but it is really not that big of a deal because I am usually using my Logitech MX900 mouse, which many of you recommended and I absolutely love. I am somewhat of a perfectionist though and wonder if a simple driver update in the future might just do the trick. I hate to send this back for such a minor glitch, I would be lost without it!
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Most times, after a coaching change, recruits are left dangling in the wind. They wonder if the assistant coach who recruited them will be shown the door, and they wonder if they will fit into the new offensive or defensive schemes.
That's certainly the case in Monday's hiring of Rich Rodriguez at Arizona. He replaces Mike Stoops, who was let go in mid-October. Rodriguez brings his high-octane spread offense to the Wildcats.
That change in offensive philosophy may alter the plans of the two quarterbacks in Arizona's class of 13 commitments. Josh Kern is a 6-foot-5, 190-pound pro-style QB out of San Antonio, while Nathan Sudfield (6-5/215) is a pro-style QB out of Modesto (Calif.). They may not fit.
"You know, I'm a little bit hesitant about (the news)," Sudfield told Sporting News. "I think he is a really good coach but I do not think that I am the type of quarterback to run his offense. I'm not a Denard Robinson. I am going to talk with him and see if he wants me, and if I would be someone to run his offense, but I doubt that I would be."
Kern reportedly runs a respectable 4.68-second time in the 40-yard dash, but is still considered a true pro-style passer. He did rush for seven touchdowns and 369 yards in a full junior season.
"When I got the news, I was really excited," Kern said. "I love the offense he runs, and I'm really excited to get up there and get started."
Beau Boyster is Arizona's future center, a 6-foot-4, 285-pounder out of St. John Bosco in Bellflower (Calif.). He holds offers from Arizona State, Illinois and Washington State, but it appears he'll stand firm.
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