IS> Depends on the modem brand, but /REL usually refers to an MNP4
 IS> connect.  My DPX596, for example, returns /REL for MNP4, and /LAP-M
 IS> for, well, LAPM.

 IS> Rockwell-based modems usually return /ARQ for both types of
 IS> error-correction, after another (optional) line with Protocol: Alt
 IS> (MNP4), or Protocol: Lap-M.

 SL> Except for some Rockwell based modems like NetComm which use /REL as a
 SL> general response but also use the following more specific responses...

 SL> /REL-2   =  MNP-2
 SL> /REL-4   =  MNP-4
 SL> /REL-10  =  MNP-10

Quite so.  I should have said generic Rockwell-based modems, using the
common Rockwell 'solution' firmware.  Netcomms (Microcoms, Dataplex 225 and
various others that use their own code with a Rockwell DSP) do things
differently.

 SL> BFN
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Gaaa ..

Ian

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