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Paul, at 23:09 on Jan 28 1996, you wrote to All ... PE> Hi folks, I have been given a USR Courier V34+ for trial for PE> 1 month. 1 week has passed already, and would like to know PE> if anyone has suggestions, which I can try in the course of PE> the next 3 weeks. At this stage, I will not be touching the PE> USR Courier with a barge pole. I had far less problems with PE> my Spirit Thunder, which I knew for a fact was a load of PE> rubbish. At this stage I am looking at getting either a PE> Netcomm or a Yum Cha V34 modem. PE> Oh, my Spirit Thunder died in a lightning attack, which is PE> the reason for the upgrade to V34. Some of these problems PE> should be able to be verified by anyone with a USR Courier, PE> e.g. numbers 1 and 5. For you to get the others you need PE> to be called by the same people who are calling me. I have PE> sent the people who are getting the problems off to hassle PE> some other USR Courier owners that I know of. Note that I PE> didn't have any of these problems with my Spirit Thunder. PE> I had a different set of problems with it. PE> Problems with USR Courier V34+ PE> PE> Note: Supervisor Date = 1995-07-18 PE> DSP Date = 1995-07-05 I'm still using the 07/05/95 version (both dates). PE> 1. After receiving an "AT" command at a particular baud PE> rate, the modem does not adjust to that baud rate, and PE> instead stays at the rate at the time of last "AT&W". You mean the port rate doen not change to the speed of the last AT command when an incoming call appears(?) This is documented in the manual - that is the way it works. PE> 2. Regularly getting 26400 connects with a Netcomm instead PE> of 28800. Could be your line or theirs . . . . No noticable problem here with NetComm modems. PE> 3. Modem is initiating a retrain straight after each PE> connect, even with V32bis modems. I would expect that the PE> initial negotiation would have figured that out, no need for PE> a retrain on every single bloody call. Yet the ATI6 does not PE> show that a retrain was requested. Dunno about this one - that is I don't know if that happens here or not. PE> 4. Having problems talking to a Supra modem, 50% dropouts PE> where previously there were none (with a Spirit Thunder PE> modem). Mr Speed's Supra can only manage to connect here at 14,400. PE> 5. AT&F1 sets S56 equal to 16 instead of the default of 0 PE> listed in the manual. Definitely sets it to 0 (zero) here. Pehaps you have a "bad" load of the SDL. PE> 6. A Spirit Thunder is getting connects with me at 2400 bps PE> far more often than 19200. 1200 bps connects too. You user has modem illiteracy ptoblems. He is setting Telix to swap baudrates. PE> 7. USR to USR connect failed due to a retrain failure. PE> Also, USR to USR is showing 21600/2400 as the connect rate. Haven't seen this PE> 8. Failed to connect to Hayes modem at all. Very weird PE> sounds coming out. No problem when I was using a Spirit. PE> This actually happened with an older revision of the ROMs, PE> and cannot confirm at this stage whether it still exists PE> because the modem was taken offline so that I could PE> connect. Don't have any Hayes modems calling me (that I know of) PE> 9. A Netcomm modem (PCMCIA or something) gets connects of PE> 1200, 2400, 14400 and 28800 with me. This also happened PE> with the older ROMs, and the caller has not called since I PE> changed ROMs, so cannot confirm the continued existance of PE> this problem. The only PCMCIA modem I know of that calls here gets 28,800 stable connects. David @EOT: --- Msgedsq/2 3.10* Origin: JabberWOCky CBCS +61 7 3868 1597 (3:640/305) SEEN-BY: 50/99 620/243 623/630 624/300 640/101 201 206 217 301 305 306 311 SEEN-BY: 640/702 820 821 822 823 829 690/660 711/401 409 410 413 430 510 808 SEEN-BY: 711/809 899 930 932 934 712/515 713/888 714/906 800/1 7877/2809 @PATH: 640/305 820 711/409 808 809 934 |
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