PD> ard Bell 486dx2/66 - 'Legend' computer, with
PD> Sound Galaxy Washington card combined with 14k4 modem, and for last six 
months
PD> i try make dealer to give me documetation too :( so i need somebody who 
have
PD> this same computer, lately i have problems with my modem configuration 
and I
PD> really need some simple info on extended modem commands ... like :
PD> 
PD>     %C - 0 ... No compression
PD>          1 ... ???
PD>          2 ... ???
PD>          3 ... ???
PD> 
PD> etc.
PD> 
PD> can somebody help me from my  situation ? :)
PD> 
PD>                                     Tnx, Dingo.
PD> 
PD> BTW: I found basic commands for this modem on 'The Packard Bell Library' 
CD-ROM
PD>      but it's only *very* basic commands, stuff for four years kids :)
PD> 
PD> ... !edis gnorw eht morf siht ta gnikool era uoY
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   Do you know which brand modem this is?  If you can issue an ATi3 to the 
modem
   this will give you some identifying info (though it may be somewhat 
cryptic).
   Without knowing the brand of modem, you'll find it difficult to get a list 
of
   all the "AT" commands.  Different brands will usually have the very basic
   commands "hayes compatible", but the more complex commands and registers 
will
   be somewhat proprietary.
Michael -- Hayes Online Services
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