On Feb 05 01:54 96, Andre van Eyssen of 3:622/436 wrote:

DH->>It's not USR's fault - it's inherent in the situation.  After a reset,
DH->>the modem has no record of the DTE baud rate - but it can, and does,
DH->>remember the last AT&W baud rate, that's permanent.

AvE> I dunno about that... I can't find a way to make my modem behave like that 
AvE> - and it has a Rockwell chipset. The AT&W was done at 57600... and 
AvE> switching rates to 300, turning the modem off and then on, and the rings 
AvE> come up as they should.... Wierd?

You -have- to have at least an AT in there somewhere.   The bloody modem
doesn't have a crystal ball.

Sequence - initialize the modem by power off.  Send it _NOTHING_.   Ring
the phone line.  The result has to be baud rate at last known saved rate -
and there's no way on earth it can be anything else.

Regards,
Dave Hatch.

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