-=> Quoting Warren Zatwarniski on 14 Aug 96  11:58:10 to Michael Mrak <=-
 WZ> Just a quick note. I've downloaded the latest ROM, and now I see that
 WZ> the speed has on occasion shifted up from 28.8 to 31.2....  Good job! 
Perhaps I was a little optimistic on this one.
I notice a lot more 31.2's (they have USR's) with my ISP, but the performance 
certainly doesn't show it. I think there's something wrong. When I was out 
'surfing' it was taking a loooong time to receive info. I jumped out to 
command mode (while still connected) and got the following from an AT%Q1 and 
AT%Q2.... I figured maybe it would show something that you guys can use.
Transmitted bytes    =      15832
Received bytes       =      78739
Transmitted I frames =        907     Octets               =       9859
Received I frames    =       1624     Octets               =      48387
Bad frames received  =       1646     T401 resent I frames =          0
SREJs received       =          0     Resent I frames      =          0
REJs received        =          0     Resent I frames      =          0
SREJs transmitted    =         21
REJs transmitted     =          0
SREJ                 =    enabled
Transmit window size =         15
Receive window size  =         15
Transmit frame size  =        128
Receive frame size   =        128
BTLZ dictionary size =       2048
BTLZ string length   =         32
Transmit compression =    enabled
Receive compression  =    enabled
OK
at%q1
EQM                  = 44
RX level             = -21dBm
TX level             = -10dBm
Far echo delay       = 3ms
Far echo level       = -50dBm
Pre-emphasis filter  = 7
Pre-Coding           = TX 0 RX 1
Shaping              = TX 1 RX 1
Non-linear encoding  = TX 1 RX 1
Trellis mapping      = 64-4D
SNR                  = 38dB
Normalized band width= 150Hz-3825Hz
Symbol rate          = 3200
TX carrier           = low
RX carrier           = low
OK
Is that line 'BAD FRAMES RECEIVED' an indication that my modem is getting 
'garbage'??
... Given a conflict Murphy's law supersedes Newton's!
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