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From: edw@wells.UUCP (Ed Wells)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Telebit registers
Keywords: S60's S70's Telebit
Message-ID: <49@wells.UUCP>
Date: 21 May 89 18:29:59 GMT
Organization: Wells Computer Systems Corp., Levittown, Pa. 19058
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  After calling another Telebit modem in PEP mode, have you ever gone
back to local mode and checked out the S60's and S70's registers while
the connection was connected?  I did and found what appears to be
several line/carrier condition tables with the grade of each of the 511
carriers.

  I tried making a local call several times to the same number and noticed
that each time I found small differences in these numbers (I assume the
line sampled slightly differently each time).

  For those hacker types, you may want to try to obtain exactly what type
of connection you have on your long distance calls.  I don't know, but
Telebit themselves may actually be interested in this information for
modem evaluation.

  No matter what these numbers come up with, I'm very happy with my
Telebit modem.  This still appears to the the Cadillac of the 19,200
baud modems.

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Edward E. Wells Jr., President			    Voice: (215)-943-6061
Wells Computer Systems Corp., Box 343, Levittown, Pa. 19058
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