Hi Bill,

BG> simply call Dave's Courier with S15=128 in your 
BG> dialling string, and if it 
BG> connects with LAPM, that bit only disables the detect 
BG> phase.  If you see an 
BG> MNP4 connect, it has disabled LAPM only, and if you see 
BG> no error correction  
BG> at all, then it will have quite obviously disabled V.42 altogether. 

MR> I did like you said. I dialled David's BBS with a dial string of 
MR> AT&F1S15=128DT and i got the following connect: 31200/ARQ/V32/MNP/MNP5 

MR> How do you interpret that? 

BG>I presume the V32 is a typo, but apart from that, it 

You are right it should have been V34

BG>appears that S15=128 has disabled LAPM altogether, so if 
BG>you use that value, I suggest you disable MNP5 with &K0 as 
BG>well.  What connect string does S15=136 give?

it gives 33600/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42bis

which I might add was an atrocious connection. The V42bis bug just keep hitting
with pauses consistently.

Unfortunately I still haven't found a solution for the netcomm V34 roadster
on that BBS.

Cheers
Mike

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