-=> Quoting MIKE FARRILL to DAVID BOWERMAN <=-
 MF> Oh, I'll try it out...  I messed with S91 (which I think sets how
 MF> strong a resistor is inside my modem) lower and I got higher speeds and
 MF> stronger long distance signals.
S91 is the transmit level adjust (s92 for fax transmit level)
No matter what you set it at lower than =10 it won't transmit
at a higher level than -10dbm (default)  This setting will go
as low as =15 (-15dbm) but wont go any lower.  I find =12 the
best setting.  This can avoid the exchange's AGC amp acting.
Basic Rockwell-oids either couldn't access these registers
or they could only be set on a per call basis (reverting to
default when modem is re-initialised)
These settings are useful if you've had your local exchange
line AGC setting switched off, otherwise the AGC amp there
will just re-adjust your line's input level.  You want as far
as possible for the two modems in the link to make their own
AGC adjustments, not the slow acting exchange amps
rgdZ
Richard
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