On Jan 20, 1997 at 06:44 hrs, Ian Smith of 3:626/660 wrote to John Clarke:

Hello Ian,

 IS> I was hoping 'someone like you' would come to my rescue :)

I couldn't resist it.

JC>> Series 5  V.32bis Modem Y7DFS(A) v2.34 (C) NetComm (Aust) 1993

 IS> What sort of case are these in?  Maybe the box/panels were irrelevant 
 IS> by then .. comparisons between the earlier E5 and M5, having had one 
 IS> of each of Trev's hand-me-downs :) here for a few weeks, don't seem 
 IS> to fit the same picture.

Both had the modern plastic case with the row of 9 rectangular LEDs and the
swing down door on the lower RHS.  It IS possible to open the case by using
a nail file or similar to prise the two clips holding the lid to the base
(in the air vents on underside front) BUT be carefull as the clips are
prone to breaking if treated ungently.

JC>> I'd use the M34F profile to set up your modem and work from there.

 IS> Yes, same looks like, though I'll have to explore the different setup 
 IS> to this one carefully.  I'll get back to you if I have any problems, 
 IS> rest assured :)

No worries.

JC>> The modem may well have a built-in help.  Try entering AT?
JC>> - this should bring up the help and explain the settings.
JC>> You may not need the manual.

 IS> Sure does - yes, I'm piecing a complete if terse manual together from 
 IS> those screens, which should do most of the trick.  Thanks for the 
 IS> magic key!

I have about 8 of the manuals for the M7F.  Let me know next time you're in
Sydney town if you need one.

Regards ... John
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