Angus, at 10:56 on Jul 21 1996, you wrote to Bill Grimsley...

BG> US/Canada EPROM code, with their higher than legal -10db TX levels
BG> (and the fact that they also suffer from the Sportster's V.42bis
BG> problem tells me that the code is identical).

AT> Higher as in -11 or as in -9?? I've seen a few reposts of connection stats 
AT> with -15db TX levels..

Numerically lower = higher Tx level.  IOW, -10dbm is twice as strong as
-13dbm.  Having said that, the USR's Tx level is not fixed, and will vary
according to prevailing line condition.  On particularly good lines, the
level may be as low as -16dm or -17dbm.  There is no documented command to
force a specific Tx level on USRs (and the undocumented command appears not
to work anyway).

Regards, Bill
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