Hello Francois.
02 Jun 97 23:32, Francois Roy wrote to Rob Adams:
 RA>> Take another look through the BNU docs...
 FR>  It definitely is _not_ documented, but...
Yes, it's there. I read it.
 FR>  ... someone told me that indeed this was possible
 RA>> and a /Lx:11250 will lock at 115200 apparently...
 FR>  Logic would say that '11520', not '11250' would be the magic key, but
Yep, probably a typographical error. Just use /Lx:11520. (leave off the final 
0 because of the internal math of BNU).
 FR> I can settle for 57600.  I've had one Max user upload something
 FR> today, with lots of CRCs, but everything else appears to be working
 FR> fine.
 FR> Until I get a 2nd sample, I'll blame it on the user not having his
 FR> flow control set properly.
You might try looking at your modem settings and see if your error correction 
is turned on. I use \N6 here with my modem to establish compressed 
transmissions and error correction with fallback. And of course fallback is 
determined by the remote modem.
Might be worth looking at, especially if you have noisy phone lines. (And who 
doesn't?)
Ken
Later,
'May the Good Lord take a liking to you.'
...  "Come now, and let us reason together." - Isaiah 1:18 
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