> I'm running OPUS 1.73A with FD2.12 as the front end.
 > I've got the fossil (XOO) locked at 115.2 and am
 > having a problem with 28.8.
 > I'm running a ZOOM 28.8 Fax/Modem.
 > Here's what's happening - when a caller calls at 28.8
 > he gets kicked off. I'm using an errorlevel in front
 > door to recognize the 28.8 which it does but opus just
 > drop the person.
 > Here's part of my runopus.bat file
 > if errorlevel 38 goto b28800
 > :b28800
 > c:
 > c:\opus\fossil\watchcd com2 on
 > c:
 > cd\opus
 > opus bbs -b28800/arq -p2
 > c:\opus\fossil\watchcd com2 off
 > goto fd
 > If I tell it to use the 38.4 part of the bat file it
 > works but shows a negative baud rate.
 > Anyone know what's happening and why and how to fix it
 > Thanks in advance
Pardon me, but Opus wasn't designed to recognize high speed modems such as 
28.8 or 33.4  ....
  Here's something that I whipped up from the helpful hints and suggestions 
that the folks here in Meadowland gave me.
set fd=c:\newfront
c:
cd\opus1
set opusbaud=%1
  if %1 == 33600 set opusbaud=38400
  if %1 == 31200 set opusbaud=38400
  if %1 == 28800 set opusbaud=38400
  if %1 == 26400 set opusbaud=38400
  if %1 == 24000 set opusbaud=38400
  if %1 == 21600 set opusbaud=19200
  if %1 == 16800 set opusbaud=19200
  if %1 == 12000 set opusbaud=14400
opus door1 -b%opusbaud% -p%2 -t%3
I took my bbs (Opus, naturally) down since I am a Hub and am running a DTP 
biz at home.  If Opus ever gets upgraded and is Windows aware, I will 
probably put it back up.  If not, no sense trying to use an ancient software 
to get users. It's old, man, it's old. ;)
          Fran
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