Hi David ... on 27 May 97 at 13:04 you wrote,
DB> BS> Well, it certainly looks like I put my foot in my big mouth
DB> BS> this time. I had never tried the "F" parameters and was just
DB> BS> quoting from an online document entitled "AT COMMAND SET
DB> BS> SUMMARY FOR LOGICODE MODEMS". Now I have gone and tried the
DB> BS> commands and only "F1" is acceptable, all the others (from F2
DB> BS> to F18) are rejected as an ERROR, including the default of
DB> BS> "F0"!!! I have no idea what "F1" does either :-((
DB> Going by the standard AT command set, ATF1 would turn on- line echo
DB> off (full duplex mode) while ATF0 should enable on line echo --
DB> when a character is sent to the modem, it is echoed back to your
DB> system as well as being sent to the remote system.
One thing that I have discovered ... when you own a Logicode internal
33.6 modem, there is no such thing as a "standard AT command set"! If
as you say above, ATF1 turns on "line echo", you would think that there
should be a way to turn it off, except for ATZ. As I mentioned earlier,
ATF0 is an "ERROR". The only "F" command between "zero and twenty" that
is not an ERROR is ATF1 ... but it can't be turned off :-))
Bye for now ... Bob
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