David, at 06:28 on May 14 1998, you wrote to Bill Grimsley...
JK>> In the case of USR modems, &F0 initiates software flow control.  
BG> My Sportster's on-line help screen (AT&$) suggests otherwise... 
BG> &F0 = *NO* flow control
BG> &F1 = Hardware flow control
BG> &F2 = Software flow control
BG> Are the Couriers' &Fn templates not the same?
DD> Mine says:
DD> n=0  Load Factory Configuration
DD> n=1  Hardware Flow Control Cnfg.
DD> n=2  Software Flow Control Cnfg.
DD> n=3  HST/Cellular w/ HW FC Cnfg.
I can understand the Sportster not supporting an HST template, but I'm very 
surprised that &F0 is obviously different between Sportsters and Couriers.  
Funny thing is I don't recall my own Couriers as being any different, but 
then I guess I never had a need to check until now.
I wonder what genius threw in that little gotcha, especially given that even 
the Windows *.inf files for all USR modems has the init string listed as 
AT&F, which presumably defaults to &F0 in the absence of a qualifier (or is 
it &F1 - I can't for the life of me remember now?).
Regards, Bill
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