Hello August!
Saturday August 24 1996 09:14, August Abolins wrote to Martin Foster:
 AA> 144-12. But outgoing calls to USRs (Sportsters and Couriers) can only
 AA> achieve 31200.   I only recieved *one* incoming call from a USR
 AA> Courier v.everything at 33600 sofar; so I know that 33600 *is*
Slightly defective negociation when a Rockwell's equiped modem calls an
USR, allowing the 3200 signal as max instead of the 3429 necessary for
a 33600 connection.
Dunno who's fault it is, and don't want to; this is however unimportant
while Supra released the 1.400-18 which indeed allows the use of the
3429 signaling rate, whenever line conditions permit it of course.
You would thus update your modem to -18, which incidentally seems to be
the more stable and efficient V34+ firmware Supra released so far.
 AA> I don't understand the "symbol rate" lingo.  Who (Supra or USR) is not
Shortly, it's the frequency's bandwith used.
 AA> complying with the ITU v34+ standard?
Doesn't matter anymore.
Thank Supra and congratulate them for solving the problem so fast, as
my points connecting their Supras to my Courier do. :-)
Salut, Denis
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