-=> Quoting Russell Brooks to David Drummond <=-

 DD> . . .[chomp]. . .
 
 MG>> With all of your worrying about setting of the B register 
 MG>> and complying with Austel regulations, did you know that your 
 MG>> Courier is answering after only one ring?  Remember, 
 MG>> ignorance is no excuse. :-)
 
 DD> oh shit!!! 
 
 DD> I'll soon fix that...

 RB> No... please dont...

 RB> If you must though... could you just make it answer after say 10 rings
 RB> for Mark (punishment for bringing this to the worlds attention)

I knew I shouldn't have opened my mouth :-(

 RB> And leave it as it is for the rest of us (who don't make waves)

And how are you going to know who is calling until it has answered?  Telstra
hasn't enabled Caller ID yet :-(.  Also, I believe there is a maximum 
setting for S0 is 5...

In the case of the Courier, you can have it set to S0=2 and the modem will
still answer after only 1 ring since it detects the Australian ring as two
rings...  Hmm - I wonder which ring pattern our "normal" ring will be 
detected as when we finally get distinctive ring in an Aussie SDL?

Regards,
Mark Griffiths.

... Sure when...  OINK FLAP.  OINK FLAP.  Well, I'll be damned...
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