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Thanks for all the help. I really appreciate it. Like I said before, it appears the pulse dialing solution is working. It seems to slow the dial down enough to not cause problems.

Of course, I s ...

However, HP claims that you can hit '#' to put a pause in before the number.

Hmm, I tried the # symbol and it didn't seem to help. It appeared that the HP was just dialing the #, rather than pau ...

Ok, I think I figured out the problem. It seems that the printer is dialing too fast before the phone line has had a chance to initialize. My wife runs into the same problem sometimes. The second s ...

Ok, I decided to try setting the baud to 9600 via the "R/W configuration menu" change noted in other threads. I'm still getting the ascending tones problem, although I was able to get one more succes ...

Where can I find out more about these codes and how to use them?

While searching around to see if these codes work for the HP 950, I came across this posting on the HP forums which has info regar ...

I'm trying to get my HP PSC 950 all-in-one printer/fax to work on Vonage. I currently have it connected via a spliiter on a splitter to the Linksys WRTP54G. But, I've also connected it directly to t ...

So, after waiting a few weeks (which was longer than expected, but not horrible), I finally received notification that my number port had been approved. An email from Vonage said that the port would ...

Sorry, these posts are getting kinda out-of-order... Anyway, did resetting the modem fix your choppy outgoing voice also?

Yeah, looks like the modem reset fixed the audio choppiness. Just called ...

Ok, while on the modem config page, I went ahead and reset the modem, since I hadn't done that in a long time. Now my results on testyourvoip.com are in the 4 range:

http://testyourvoip.com/detail ...

http://192.168.100.1/signal.html
Could you post your info from that page?

The important values are Downstream Signal-to-noise Ratio, and Downstream/Upstream power levels.

Cool, didn't know that ...