Hi Greg (of 3:800/449),
On Mon, 23 Jun 03 at 12:48 o'clock, you wrote me:

 GM> Don't you just hate it when someone gives a smart-a**ed
 GM> non-answer to a perfectly legitimate question? Especially when
 GM> their non-answer is wrong anyway!

Hehehehh.  I've learned to ignore those.  ;)   Sometimes the poster forgets
an important fact (such as that another PC was not available at the time)
and just assumes the obvious.


 GM> I tried those AT commands he suggested. I3 and I4 seem to be
 GM> related to tests and other internal stuff I can't identify. I5
 GM> and I6 return ERROR.

 GM> The one that gave me the speed was AT I0.

"AT I0" would reveal the ProductCode in the Sportser.

Meanwhile I tore apart an old 486 that I wanted to re-install with W95
anyway.   Turns out that my mystery sportser was a 14.4.   

As for your I? commands..  I think some modem manufactures use different I?
codes for different functions.  For example, the I3 command would
definately reveal the ProductCode for the Sportster.  I5 would reveal NVRAM
settings and I6 reveal Link diagnostics.  But these same commands may be
meaningless in another brand.


...August

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