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rc> Some modems also provide a "floor" command. You can then tell
rc> the modem "don't connect unless you can negotiate a speed
rc> between (floor) and (ceiling)". You could then configure the
rc> modem to accept between 14,000 and 28,800, for example. 
AL> Can you give me an example init string (your modem's)?
I could, but it won't do you much good.  I don't use the floor and
ceiling speeds.  Anyway, my init:
AT&F1S11=40^M
If I wanted to connect at 14,400 or faster (i.e. don't connect slower
than 14,400) I'd use this:
AT&F1 S11=40 &U8 &N16^M
&Un sets the "floor" speed; &Nn sets the "ceiling" speed.
I haven't connected anywhere slower than 31,200 for months, and the
majority of my conections are at 33,600.
That string is for a USR Sportster, BTW, where the &F1 configures
hardware flow control, error correction, data compression, etc.
TTFN. Rick.
Ottawa, ON 1 Jun 11:00 
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