On Feb 10, 1996 at 11:53, Lewin Edwards of 3:634/396 wrote:

 LE> Disable MNP10 with #K0. Also, USR support advised me to turn off V.42 and
 LE> V.42bis at the Rockwell end as they say the most usual problem is failure
 LE> in V.42/b negotiation phase.

Okay - so I've tried "AT#K0#J0\N7" as well, and it disabled V.42,
V.42bis and MNP Class 10, but the connection rate hasn't improved.  I'm
basically just trying to find out which modem is "at fault" (if
at all), since we used to connect at 26.4Kbps pretty consistently, but when
he dropped an EPROM revision on the USR, connections became 24.0Kbps
consistently.  And of course, not *one* connection at 28.8Kbs, despite the
fact that we can connect at 28.8Kbps elsewhere.  :-(

 LE> Type AT#V0I6 on your M34F and you'll see a dump which includes a line
 LE> something like "Rockwell Controller Revision" and a
4-digit hex number in
 LE> quotes. "04BC" is the old R6682-21, "05BA" is
the newer R6682-26.

What happens when you get:

        Rockwell Controller Revision EA3C 5536 9F93 B2AF 0E "05BA"

That's "05BA" (the newer datapump) but with a leading heart character.

Thanks..


    - dave
    d.begley{at}ieee.org

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