FD> PM>         Use the 1.440-18 release...chances are your connection
FD> PM>         is using the 3200 symbol rate (max. carrier supported is
FD> PM>         31200) rather than the 3429 which some USR code builds
FD> PM>         don't support when talking to Rockwell chipset modems.
FD> PM>         We found a way around this in the 1.440-18 code which
FD> PM>         should work until USR decides to correct the code builds
FD> PM>         with the problem.
FD>Let's tell the whole story just for the sake of fairness.  USR put
FD>that code in there because some fairly popular glue and go Rockwell
FD>modems were reporting they supported 3429 when they actually didn't.
FD>There's still quite a few of those floating around that still haven't
FD>been upgraded.
        Interesting, that a part I didn't know, but in that case
        it *IS* a USR "bug" as their code doesn't follow the spec.
        (Its an old problem though...like the bits from Rockwell
        fax chipsets being inverted, and the rest of the industry
        following because the software authors where (mostly)
        only willing to code ONE way).  I just *LOVE* technology
        industries.  ...ah well, at least it mostly works in the
        long run...
-Patrick Moore
 Sysop of Supra BBS 
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