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Top Document: ZyXEL modem FAQ List v4.2, Nov 20 1995, Part 3 of 5 [Technical FAQs]
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T.26 Why is there a slight hissing sound from the speaker?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Robert Wong (rwong@direct.ca) and antekl (antekl@hacktic.nl) remarked: Some modems will make a hissing noice coming from the modem's speaker. It's not very loud, yet loud enough to be heard in a quiet room by a person sitting nearby the modem. This sound is still heard, despite the ATM0, ATL0 and ATN0 register settings. Michael Schuster (schuster@panix.com) wrote: The early boards had three control resistors on the audio amp which were not quite the right value. As a result the speaker was never completely off. That was ages ago ... well before the Plus models were designed. On the older board you either replaced three 2.2K resistors with something higher (3.3K worked for me as I remember) or else stuff some paper toweling between the speaker and the case.
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