Hi Michel -- on Jan 16 1999 at 17:48, you wrote:

MV> Better use S0=0???

MV> Then, my modem won't answer any incoming calls, isn't it? So, that
MV> solution can not be a good one or am I wrong?

You don't want the modem to answer calls -- if it can do that, it might
answer when Binkley and/or the computer have died, which would cost someone
money. By setting S0=0, Binkley controls when to pick up the line instead
of the modem doing it.

FWIW, here's my (Canadian) setup:

; This set of lines is for a 33.6 V.Everthing USR Courier
Baud      115200
Carrier   80
PreInit   |v``^``
; Setting X6 here to over-ride the flash rom
Init      ATZ|~~AT+FCLASS=0 S10=20 X6 H0&N0|
Busy      |ATH1M0|
; no line wrapping for this next line:
Answer    ~~ATS7=60S19=10B0+FCLASS=2\.0|``AT+FLI="604\ 266\
1977";+FBO=1+FAA=1+FNR=1,1,1;A|
PreDial   `
TermInit  |AT&N0B0+FCLASS=0E1|
;
AutoBaud
BiDiBaud 2400
BiDiOK /Arq/V32
BiDiOK /Arq/V32b
BiDiOK /Arq/V32t
BiDiOK /Arq/V34
BiDiOK /Arq/Vfc
BiDiOK /V32
BiDiOK /V34
BiDiOK /Vfc
;
;  ati5 table:
;USRobotics Courier HST Dual Standard V.34 Fax NVRAM Settings...
; with X2 and V.90 code
;
; Set S7=80 (to match Binkley.cfg CARRIER=80 setting) and it works better
; for VFIDO system
;
;   DIAL=TONE   B0  F1  M1  X7
;   BAUD=115200 PARITY=N  WORDLEN=8
;
;  B0   F1   M1   X6   &A3  &B1  &G0  &H1  &I0  &K3
;  &L0  &M4  &N0  &P0  &R2  &S0  &T5  &U0 
&X0  &Y1  %N6  #CID=1
;
;  S00=001  S02=043  S03=013  S04=010  S05=008  S06=002  S07=055  S08=002
;  S09=006  S10=020  S11=055  S12=050  S13=000  S15=000  S19=000  S21=010
;  S22=017  S23=019  S24=150  S25=005  S26=001  S27=000  S28=008  S29=020
;  S31=000  S32=009  S33=000  S34=000  S35=000  S36=000  S37=000  S38=000
;  S39=000  S40=000  S41=000  S42=126  S43=200  S44=015  S51=000  S53=000
;  S54=064  S55=000  S56=000  S57=000  S58=000  S59=000  S60=000  S61=000
;  S69=000  S70=000
;

Cheers... Dallas

--- timEd/386 1.10.y2k+