G'day Paul,



On 22-02-95 08:24, Paul Edwards said to Jeff Green



 PE> Then there is virtually no doubt.  Your modem can't handle the 

 PE> data rate, because you haven't enabled RTS/CTS on your comms 

 PE> program (actually OS/2 with the mode statement), your RS232 

 PE> cable, and your modem itself. 



I thought it was. I know the modem is setup that way. I'll try it all again
when I get some time.



 PE> If that all seems too hard, drop your baud rate down to

 PE> 9600 and it MAY be able to transfer data as fast as you can

 PE> send it.



Tried that in the past. Usual result :-(



 PE> And if that still isn't good enough, then see if you can

 PE> switch off Wazoo in Binkley so that you do an FTS-1 session,

 PE> which will do Xmodem or Sealink (either should be fine,

 PE> because Xmodem will only send one block of 131 bytes in

 PE> advance, whilst Sealink will transfer up to 8*131 bytes in

 PE> advance).  Neither should overrun your modem buffer.



I actually thought of doing that but didn't know what would happen. I'll
try that if I can't get the RTS/CTS stuff setup right. Might try it anyway
just to what happens.



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



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