RG> It does :(  I don't know why Supra decided to go with NO NVRAM
 RG> with this series,
To save you money, though it's never been intended as a modem for service
providers (ISP or BBS).. it's a "bargain priced" end-user model.
 RG> seems like a bad marketing decision to me but
 RG> hey, what do I know, I have just been running a bbs since 1986...
You should have bought the SFM or Sonic model for running a BBS from.
They're more robust, and have a full compliment of features.
Supra has to have a "bargain model", so it's a pretty sound marketing
decision, IMHO.  :-)  (And it's a lot better than many other "bargain modems"
out there.)
--gary
... Let not the sands of time get in your lunch.
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