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RB> Rod, I believe my USR can Speedshift from 19200 to 31200 RB> WITHOUT a RETRAIN. You comments would be appreciated Sure, I could have said that rather more carefully in the first place. Its quite clear that V32bis, V34 and VFC can shift speed without a full retrain, and thats usually called rate renegotiation, or fall forward/back. BUT, ONLY in the special case of V32terbo, I dont recall that is possible to go from V32bis to V32terbo like that, and in that case it may well require a retrain, or a retrain to see if V32terbo is possible when currently running V32bis, and that looks like it may well be what the Courier is attempting to do just after a V32bis call when its got V32terbo enable, explaining why we see the what looks like nutty immediate retrain just after the connect. I dont think I've ever actually see a full spec on V32terbo, so its not easy to check what the story is there. Paul and I tried the S34.2=1 on the Courier this am, and it doesnt stop that behaviour. S34.7=1, disabling the V32terbo completely, does tho. @EOT: ---* Origin: afswlw rjfilepwq (3:711/934.2) SEEN-BY: 711/809 934 |
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