On Feb 25, 1996 at 10:01, Bill Grimsley of 3:640/305.9 wrote:

 BG> # 25 Feb 09:58:48.50 Modulation               V.34
 BG> # 25 Feb 09:58:48.53 Carrier Freq (Hz)        1959/1959
 BG> # 25 Feb 09:58:48.56 Symbol Rate              3429/3429
 BG> # 25 Feb 09:58:48.56 Trellis Code             64S-4D/16S-4D

To TML...

 BG> # 25 Feb 09:59:46.50 Modulation               V.34
 BG> # 25 Feb 09:59:46.53 Carrier Freq (Hz)        1829/1829
 BG> # 25 Feb 09:59:46.53 Symbol Rate              3200/3200
 BG> # 25 Feb 09:59:46.56 Trellis Code             64S-4D/64S-4D

...and to DD.  Apart from the fact that the USR supports 64-state trellis
coding and the Rockwell-based NetComm only supports 16-state, this is about
the second or third time that I've noticed a higher carrier frequency and
symbol rate on your connects to Paul's TML compared to connecting to DD's
USR.  Could this have something to do with it?

Let's stop being silly quoting modem dumps and let's start *analysing*
them.  What *exactly* do these lines tell us, hmmm?  I tried to download a
copy of the V.34 spec today from the ITU's Web site - but it's a
subscription-only service.  :-(

 BG> I'm glad you suggested trying that, Paul.  Your lines are FUCKED.

:-)

BTW Paul, yes I did just get a 26.4Kbps connection with you, using the
oft-recommended %L11 option.  Dare I say it - the Spirit Viper is stuffed? 
;-)

Cheers..

    - dave
    d.begley{at}ieee.org

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