Hi Rod,

This is the Maestro, and once again, no compression was negotiated.  I
would therefore suspect that Mike has disabled V.42bis at his end. 
Interesting also that whilst the line levels were much the same as on Line
1, the connect was negotiated without difficulty, even though the Rx levels
were VERY BAD.

atdt32644300
CONNECT 26400/ARQ/V34/LAPM
+++
OK
aty11
Freq     Level
 150     41
 300     31
 450     29
 600     29
 750     29
 900     30
1050     30
1200     31
1350     31
1500     32
1650     33
1800     34
1950     35
2100     35
2250     36
2400     37
2550     38
2700     38
2850     39
3000     40
3150     41
3300     43
3450     46
3600     52
3750     62

OK
ato
CONNECT 26400/ARQ/V34/LAPM

+++ATH0
NO CARRIER
OK
ati11
USRobotics Sportster 28800 V.34 Fax Link Diagnostics...

Modulation               V.34
Carrier Freq (Hz)        1959/1959
Symbol Rate              3429/3429
Trellis Code             64S-4D/16S-4D
Nonlinear Encoding       ON/ON
Precoding                ON/ON
Shaping                  OFF/ON
Preemphasis (-dB)        8/10
Recv/Xmit Level (-dB)    37/11
Roundtrip Delay (msec)   4
Data Compression         NONE
Equalization             Long
Fallback                 Enabled
Protocol                 LAPM
Speed                    26400/28800
Last Call                00:00:31
Disconnect Reason        DTR dropped
OK

Too small a sample to say anything positive, but after 3 failed attempts to
the Hayes, it would seem that the Maestro is a better modem from a sysop's
POV, especially when the remote is a USR.

Regards, Bill

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