Paul, at 23:34 on Feb 18 1996, you wrote ...

PE>> No, the REAL problem is the USR is fucked by design, not 
PE>> properly autobauding on ATZ.  There is NO reason to be 
PE>> doing it that way.

DD>> Please refer to page C-8 of the manual.  

PE> BTW, your manual must be different to mine.  Neither C-6 nor 
PE> C-8 had what you said should be there.

Then look up ATZ and ATI5 in your manual.

DD>> ATZ - Software reset to NVRAM settings (if switch 10 is 
DD>> off).

DD>> ATI5 displays these settings

DD>> Goodness, where did that port speed come from?

PE> So?  It isn't properly autobauding on ATZ, like I said 
PE> above. Fucked by design.  

It does autobaud.  If you have your modem's NVRAM set to 57,600 and initi
it at that speed, the change your software to 38,400 and issue another ATZ
it will autobaud on the AT and send you the OK.  It will then execute the
ATZ command wich will reset the current speed back to that stored in NVRAM.

PW> Although, I am not dead sure that 
PE> it is fucked by design, because the behaviour of the 
PE> autobauding is not documented at all.  If they had said that 
PE> the autobauding doesn't work after an ATZ, then it would 
PE> definitely be fucked by design.  If they didn't say that, 
PE> then it would be a bug. Your call. 

Please quote the part of the manual that speaks of "autobauding"

David
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