-=> Quoting David Cripps to All <=-

 DC> Hello *All*!


 DC> I hoping someone can help me out with an initialisation string that
 DC> would be ok for a Quincraft 9600 baud modem made by Datacraft. A friend
 DC> of mine has this particular modem and at the moment they're using a
 DC> basic AT&F&C1&D2^M and yes this does work, but now and then  the
 DC> carrier remains high after a call. 
 DC> This looks to be a fairly old beasty, and I've recommended they
 DC> purcahse something faster & newer, but in the mean time (: 

Sorry I am not familiar with that brand of modem, but I had a similar
problem with a Netcomm v32bis M7F.

I would assume that this occurs on a BBS.  Have they tried other BBS's with
the same result?

Mine would only occur after connecting to one particular BBS and to its 9600
modem.  I was told that this was a result of an incorrect setting on the BBS
and not the modem itself.

If it only happens on one BBS this could be the answer.

Regards
John



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