-=> Quoting David Drummond to Arthur Marsh <=-

 DD> I picked up USR's answer to the Courier for Notebooks 
 DD> yesterday - the Worldport Dual Standard V.34 PCMCIA 
 DD> Data/Fax Modem.

 DD> As with all good imported products, it came with an 
 DD> Australian User's Manual Addendum.

 DD> Rather interesting, at least one of the "obligatory" 
 DD> settings is different to the Courier's (S0).



 DD> Cmd.    Description       Default    Range
 DD> --------------------------------------------
 DD> S0      Auto Answer         3        3-5

It wouldn't surprise me if they have changed this requirement recently,
since the newest modems at UQ (Netcomm 33.6k rack modems) now answer after 
3 rings when the 28.8k modems they had answered after 2 rings and the 14.4k
modems answered after 1 ring.

With all of your worrying about setting of the B register and complying
with Austel regulations, did you know that your Courier is answering after
only one ring?  Remember, ignorance is no excuse. :-)

Regards,
Mark Griffiths.

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