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From: aad@stpstn.UUCP (Anthony A. Datri)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: using TB+ modem to call slow and PEP sites
Keywords: telebit modem
Message-ID: <2833@stpstn.UUCP>
Date: 16 Feb 89 22:53:19 GMT
References: <822@vicorp.UUCP>
Reply-To: aad@stepstone.com
Organization: The Stepstone Corporation, Sandy Hook, CT
Lines: 26

In article <822@vicorp.UUCP> dale@vicorp.UUCP (Dale Nielsen) writes:

>their modem answers at 2400 baud before it tries PEP high speed mode,
>so I end up hooking up at 2400 rather than PEP.  If I set the modem
>to PEP mode, then I can't talk to the 2400 baud sites.

I haven't really tried to talk to 2400 baud sites with our TB, as we
have other, 2400 baud max modems for that.  I keep our TB locked at 19.2Kb
until I have the time to play with having it autobaud.  Something that
seems to work to make it ignore the 2400 baud tones at the other end is
to put a "PU" after the phone number.  Eg., here's one of my L.sys entries
(on a Sun) :

xxx Any,15 cua5 19200 cua5 \
        "" ATX3S50=255\r OK ATDTxxxxxpu\r CONNECT "" \
        ""-\r-login:-\r-login:-\r-login: \r login: ustpstn ssword xxxx

The "pu" seems to do it.  This TB is used for both incoming and outgoing
calls, all PEP.


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