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Subject: Re: more on 2400 baud modems
Message-ID: <485@puff.WISC.EDU>
Date: Thu, 12-Feb-87 12:44:25 EST
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Posted: Thu Feb 12 12:44:25 1987
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In article <189@forbrk.UUCP>, mats@forbrk.UUCP (Mats Wichmann) writes:
>Problem 2: the modem does automatic baud rate detection on both
>call originate and call answer. This is not what I want;
>I want the receiving modem to match my originate speed if
>possible.
This is what is normally done.
>If not possible, I want to terminate the connection
>and try again at another speed (....)
Most answering modems will try all of thier speeds, and the originating
modem will catch on to one of these, unless you are trying to
comminucate at a rate faster than the answering modem can go, in which
case most modems would simply not connect.  It appears that Hayes
believes this is a feature.
>When *I*
>am the receiving modem, I want to select the same speed
>as the modem the called me;
It looks as this is fine (Your modem does this).

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