G'day Bill,



On 28-04-95 08:44, Bill Grimsley said to Jeff Green



JG>> No, it's set to 'MNP Auto-Reliable mode'.

JG>> The book says this means, "In Auto-Reliable mode (&E2),
your modem 

JG>> will attempt to use MNP error correction if the remote modem also 

JG>> supports MNP. If the remote modem does not support MNP, your modem 

JG>> will fallback to constant speed mode."



JG>> Thats' the only command in the modem maual that mentions error 

JG>> correction.



 BG> It's a fucked Series 3 Netcomm then.



Yes :-(



 BG> Does your manual have anything to say about the \Nn command

 BG> (defaults to \N3 from memory)?



Yep, it's set to \N3. It doesn't mention anything about being used with
error correction. It only mentions setting the modem to constant or
auto-reliable speed. \N3 is auto-reliable.



 BG> Also, if yours is set to &K9, you should alter it to &K3

 BG> (but check the docs first, as it's a long time since I last

 BG> used a S3 Netcomm).



Yep, it's set to &K3. The book doesn't mention error correction
connects. It does mention data loss due to buffer overflow, but that's not
a transmit/recieve error due to the type of connect. That's hardware AFAIC.



Regards...Jeff (jeff{at}grntrs.dialix.oz.au)



... Other than it doesn't work, it works fantastic for me.



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