I have found a undocumented command on my Lucent K56flex modem that may
be of interest to many of you. It is "ati11" and must be used on-line in
the command mode. It will work off-line but the Estimated Noise Level
will show an unrealistic value. See below for examples of the typical
values I get with a 28800 connection. Maybe someone else could post the
data they get using this command for comparison. Also, maybe people with
Rockwell 56k modems could see if this command works for them?
 
ati11
    Estimated Noise Level               60
    Receive  Signal Power Level  (-dBm) 24
    Transmit Signal Power Level  (-dBm) 10
Press any key to continue; ESC to quit.Path             NA
 
OK
ati11
    Estimated Noise Level               64
    Receive  Signal Power Level  (-dBm) 24
    Transmit Signal Power Level  (-dBm) 10
Press any key to continue; ESC to quit.Path             NA
 
OK
ati11
    Estimated Noise Level               65
    Receive  Signal Power Level  (-dBm) 24
    Transmit Signal Power Level  (-dBm) 10
Press any key to continue; ESC to quit.Path             NA
 
OK
ati11
    Estimated Noise Level               64
    Receive  Signal Power Level  (-dBm) 24
    Transmit Signal Power Level  (-dBm) 10
Press any key to continue; ESC to quit.Path             NA
 
OK
ati11
    Estimated Noise Level               63
    Receive  Signal Power Level  (-dBm) 24
    Transmit Signal Power Level  (-dBm) 10
Press any key to continue; ESC to quit.Path             NA
 
OK
ato
 
CONNECT 28800 V42bis
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