On 01 Apr 98  09:24:00, TOM PARKER said this to RICK COLLINS
about "no V90 for PCMCIA?":
 RC>.MSGID: 1:163/215.39 5a3cc3ee
 RC>.REPLY: 1:387/496 d0dd3ef1
 RC>.SOT:
 RC>At 07:53/30/Mar, TOM PARKER (1:387/496) said:
 RC>TP> you think it was?", to which I replied that it was a Courier
 RC>TP> V.Everything.
 RC>TP> ATI7 information is:
 RC>TP> Product type            US/Canada PCMCIA
 RC>It would appear from the above _not_ to be a "V.everything".
 TP> Fooled me, then, because the modem and box are labeled "Courier
 TP> V.Everything" and the box also says "Flash ROM upgradable (in bold) to
 TP> accept future feature enhancements and upgrades through simple
 TP> software downloads".  Paid a bit of a premium for this, not only
 TP> because our telephone lines are not the best, but to upgrade when the
 TP> time came...
I can't recall what your DSP and supervisor dates are, but it almost
sounds like you got hold of a technician that didn't know anything.  I'd
call back and talk to somebody else.  If your clock speed corresponds to
either 20.16MHz or 25MHz, download the latest Courier V.E code and flash
it.  It it takes, then you have a pretty good indication that you're
supposed to be able to get V.90 on it.  You won't get V.90 unless x2 is
already on it, but it's worth a shot, anyway.  From what I understand,
all Courier V.Everything modems will take the V.90 code.
      -=> Tom Rutherford -- Team OS/2 <=-
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