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From: DAN.ARSENAULT@p6.f889.n106.z1.fidonet.org (DAN ARSENAULT)
Newsgroups: alt.cosuard
Subject: IT'S KINDA ODD....
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Date: 15 Jan 90 23:16:00 GMT
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When pulse dialing, it is very important that the pulse rate and make to
break ratio are acceptable to the SLIC (subscriber line interface
card) to which you are attached. With many modems, it's easy to out run 
the phone company. Most Hayes compatible modems use AT&Pn where 
n=0=39/61 make/break ratio (the standard) and n=1=33/67 make/break. Set 
for AT&P0 for starters (if possible). The pulse rate is usually not 
settable. You probably just got noisy.
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