-=> Quoting Deon Attard to Dave Hatch <=-

 DA> Hello Dave!

 DA> Wednesday January 24 1996 18:35, Dave Hatch wrote to Deon Attard:
 
 DH> On my Hayes v34, it's in S108, labeled Signal Quality Select, range of
 DH> 0 - 3, with 0 putting up with anything, and 3 demanding perfection on
 DH> pain of instant train down to the next lower speed.   That's what the
 DH> manual sez.  The practice is a bit gentler - under some circumstances
 DH> you can't see the effect at all.  You need a noisy line, under some
 DH> pretty precise ranges of "noisy" before it is an
effective tool, IMHO.

 DA> I'll check it out and post my results..  So 0 would wanna train up all
 DA> the time, and 3 train down?  Like 0 is for speed, 3 is for no errors or
 DA> something? 

 DA> Seeya!
 DA> Deon

     Hi,
        I have a Hayes 28.8 also and this feature doesn't seem to make
        all that much difference.  We have some very bad lines out here
        in the country and I haven't noticed it dropping down all that
        much.

        The 3 setting will drop down the speed if you start getting a lot
        of errors but on most connects here it hasn't made much of a
        difference.

        cya :)
        
Darryl G Lynch - DDC Computer Club (068) 826866 Dubbo NSW
Internet : wpsdub{at}peg.apc.org.au      MSN : dassa{at}msn.com


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