On May 23 03:09 96, Ian Smith of 3:626/660 wrote:

AR>> Hey Ian, it's me Azza,

IS> Not the Azza I met at Bush Traks?

AR>> trailblazer didn't come with any documentation so I;m not
AR>> sure what model it is! the only number I have is on the
AR>> back of the modem! it reads " Model: NC6400 " if that helps

IS> Sorry, I've never heard of it, not indeed of a 'trailblazer 2400' at all.  
IS> Hope somebody can help ..

According to my dim recollections, a NC6400 was close to a T100.  PEP at
1400+cps, and 2400 baud & down in v. recommendations.

It's nearly inoperable without a manual - the command set is _huge_.

There is a PEP echo - there may still be a few active participants.  The US
forest service standardized on 'em at one stage, and the Australian
backbone ran on little else.

AR>> or if you want more info leave another message! The label
AR>> on the back of the modem has numerous numbers and Lots of
AR>> writing (eg. serial number and the address for netcomm and
AR>> the manufacturer "Telebit" etc.) if you want any more of

IS> Have you tried ordering a manual from Netcomm?  Hopefully it won't come to 
IS> that, but older Telebit modems (I assume it's 'older'?) might have a few 
IS> different settings to more modern or common brands.

It's "mid older".  Later than a T100, not late enough to have v32.
A nice modem, well built.  Still superb on reasonably wide band lines, even
in the presence of horror level noise.  Doesn't like restricted bandwidth
lines, aka ISD, or the latest Telstra scam efforts - can and does narrow
down to 500 cps or less.

I stopped running an original Trailblazer only a few months back.

Regards,
Dave Hatch.

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