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From: jeffj@pro-avalon.cts.com (Jeff Jungblut)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: AppleNet
Message-ID: <8909071704.AA23953@trout.nosc.mil>
Date: 7 Sep 89 06:42:31 GMT
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Network Comment: to #11642 by motcid!ivory!king@uunet.uu.net

Having written my own BBS with ModemWorks and a 2400G, I can tell you what's
wrong.  For the 2400G, use the init string:

ATS0=0Q0E0V0S2=255S11=33

For the aux init string, use:

AT&C1&D2X4

You can change these strings using the Driver.Maker program supplied with
ModemWorks, or by using a block editor on the modem driver file you're using.

You need the specially wired cable for carrier detect to work properly.  The
reason it's not answering the phone is because ModemWorks is looking for
numeric result codes.

In the init strings above, S2=255 and &T5 get around a bug in my ProModem's
firmware that sometimes causes it to go into a loopback test and lock up when
a caller hangs up by sending "+++".  The S11=33 speeds up tone dialing.
The other commands are the standard ones included in the HAYES.SS.DVR file.

Hope this helps some.