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from: Paul Edwards
date: 1996-01-25 23:06:30
subject: USR Courier

First problem with the new code:

I loaded the software from DOS using a baud rate of 57600.
When booting under OS/2, despite my bt.cmd having a mode
command setting it to 38400, and my binkley.cfg with a 
baud rate of 38400, the bloody thing writes junk instead
of "RING".  I had to set the mode command and binkley.cfg
to 57600, and now it is getting a "RING" through.  This
means that the USR isn't doing auto-baud rate detect.  I
mean, the bloody thing is accepting my ATZ etc, and even
responds with "OK", it's just the "RING" that it decides
to send at a different baud rate.  Bizaare!  BFN.  Paul.
@EOT:

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