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Peter, at 10:10 on May 27 1996, you wrote to Bill Grimsley... PC> Wonder how the Austel Sportster would handle the Yank EPROM PC> seeing as the Oz Courier seems to run ok on the US code. BG> The Austel Couriers will happily accept the US 0123 CID code, BG> but the modem then does nothing except issue OK, regardless of BG> the command entered. By the same token, my US Courier won't BG> accept the 061 SDL code at all (and in both cases, the 2-byte BG> country ID was altered to suit the intended model). PC> Guess we'll just have to be happy with the Nov code. Whilst downloading the US 29-04-96 SDL the other night, I noticed that there was also a new Australian SDL (also dated 1996) but thought nothing of it at the time. Looks to me like the current USR importers are not doing the right thing regarding up-to-date code (so what else is new?). PC> This still leaves my original question unanswered "wonder if the Austel PC> Sportsters will handle the V34+ Yank EPROM" though going on the Courier PC> maybe not. If you're game, it'll only cost you US$24.95 to find out. :) Regards, Bill @EOT: --- MsgedSQ/2 3.30* Origin: Logan City, SEQ (3:640/305.9) SEEN-BY: 50/99 620/243 623/630 624/300 640/201 206 230 305 306 311 702 820 SEEN-BY: 640/821 822 823 829 690/660 711/401 409 410 413 430 808 809 899 932 SEEN-BY: 711/934 712/515 713/888 714/906 800/1 @PATH: 640/305 820 711/409 808 934 |
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