PE> What is this spec you are quoting that says that Hayes says
PE> that ATZ must restore undocumented registers which have the
PE> speed in it, AND after doing that, it's not allowed to then
PE> auto-baud on the last AT command either?
DD> Please quote the Hayes definition of autobauding.
I don't have it. Ask Bill for it, he is the one quoting it.
DD> Please quote the
DD> relative portion of the Courier manual that states the Courier's strict
DD> adherance to ALL Hayes quirks.
Bill's the one who says the USR conforms to the hayes specs
religiously, which is why the ATZ problem exists.
Now, I will tell you what *I* expect from auto-baud, and that is
to USE the speed that I sent the last AT command at. That is
what *I* want, and I want to know what software, or what terminal
you are using that you would possibly want ATZ to not auto-baud,
and instead use the speed in NVRAM. Name just one terminal or
one comms program. Then I will name some terminals and comms
programs that do NOT work that way.
PE> If you just want to say the USR doesn't autobaud properly/at
PE> all, then that is fine, fucked by design, no problems.
DD> The USR Courier "auto bauds" as well as any other modem -
HOWEVER when you
No it doesn't. It doesn't auto baud on ATZ.
DD> reset the modem to the stored NVRAM settings (viewable with ATI5) it will
DD> aknowledge your request and reset ALL settings to those stored in NVRAM.
DD> This INCLUDES the port speed.
And fail to autobaud, yeah, I know.
DD> To view the current portspeed, use ATI4
I'm sure that will come in really useful. BFN. Paul.
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