BG> Nope, the anomaly occurs because the USR doesn't auto-baud
BG> its serial port on an ATZ command.

IS> Indeed, part of what ATZ does (and arguably _should_ do) is restore the
IS> AT&W's port rate, as it restores all the other saved &W settings, no?

BG> Agreed, to do it any other way would be stupid.

BG> However, I'm still not convinced that what Paul's
BG> complaining about is buggy behaviour insofar as all USRs
BG> function in this manner and AFA I can determine, always
BG> have done (my 1988 Courier HST/2400 certainly does).

IS> Agreed - that was my point, too.  Sounds like it's just not the right modem 
IS> for his (or Rod's) personal tastes.  Can't please everyone, so ..

So tell me, who is being pleased by having the modem change to
a different speed to what you just issued the ATZ at?  Certainly
no terminal (VT100 etc) nor comms program (Telix, Binkley etc)
that I know of.  I said this before, and you didn't respond to
that bit.  I assumed that was because you didn't know of any
terminals or comms programs that shifted speed (to the speed of
last AT&W) after issuing an ATZ.  BFN.  Paul.
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