BG> Normal Hayes convention has ATZ resetting ALL
BG> registers to their previously stored values,

RS> Nope, a real Hayes doesnt do that with the port speed
RS> and the absolute vast bulk of other modems dont either.

BG> If the port speed isn't stored in NVRAM, then it can't be recalled. 

RS> And if it *IS* stored in the NVRAM, and some speed has to be to be
RS> used when the modem is power up first, and it hasnt seen any AT command
RS> at all, only the USR mindlessly uses THAT speed with an ATZ ALONE, even

I think it is the "if" in "if it is stored" that confused Bill
into thinking that you said that the Rockwell's didn't store the
speed in NVRAM.  It would have been better if you had replied
"Well the port speed IS stored in NVRAM, it CAN be recalled, but
Rockwell aren't as brain-dead as USR".  Fortunately I am 
well-versed enough in Rodspeak to take the above as not meaning
either without further clarification.  BFN.  Paul.
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