Hi Sean,

>> string is AT&F1H0M0| , cannot remember why I made the change ... :-(((

> Looks like you wanted the speaker off (M0) and when the modem hung up that it
> was on the hook (H0).  I'm probably wrong about these as I can't find my
> Courier docs, but sounds like it...but yeah, I've used AT&F1 for years too!

As far as docs go, from a terminal screen, you can type

at$?

for the Command Quick Reference list.. on a Courier .. #$ is help with the
# commands  &$ help with percent commands... very handy list
..

Years ago, Adam Strack told me a few things about the couriers he gave to
use for the filegate project:  Don't use &W (write to RAM) too many
times, the # times you can write them -is- limited, but no one knows the
number exactly
... and it's better not to set your modem up to factory defaults every time
you init (AT&F) the modem as well. Use ATZ.. that resets to ATI4 which
is what you want. This is a partial list of my ATI4 Screen.. I can either
list the whole thing if you want me to, or send it to you.. didn't want to
congest your echo too much :

    B0  C1  E1  F1  M0  Q0  V1  X7
    BAUD=115200 PARITY=N  WORDLEN=8
    DIAL=HUNT   ON HOOK   TIMER

    &A3  &B1  &C1  &D2  &G0  &H1  &I0  &K3 
&L0  &M4  &N0
    &P0  &R2  &S0  &T5  &U0  &X0  &Y1  %N6  #CID=0

Only thing I believe I had to switch for BBBS was &Y1 above .. and some
S registers I think.. possibly.... otherwise, this is the same way I had
this Courier set for Binkley before I switched to Linux.

Take care,
Janis

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