Mon 14 Oct 91 22:42
By: David Bobo
To: Michael Hughes
Re: Connects
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 > Could someone please explain how I can get a 9600 baud
 > connect when a particular node calls me.. but only a
 > 2400 baud when I call him? Where do I start looking?

If these "assumptions" apply to you, this might be your answer.  IF your is
some flavor of HST, and is configured to default to 2400 like mine is (with
AT&M0 in NVRAM), and IF you don't have the proper (or any) entries in
FDSetup->Manager->Modem, that is the behavior you will get. The answer?  Create
a table in MODEM list this one:

1  MNP  AT&M4|
2  H96  AT&M4|
3  MAX  AT&M4|
4  PEP  AT&M0X7|
5  V42  AT&M4|
6  V42B AT&M4|
7  V32  AT&M5B0|
8  V32B AT&M5B0|
9  HST  AT&M5B1|

This is what I use with a HST/DS.  You would change the V32/V32b lines to
AT&M4| I think, and drop the  B1 from the HST line.  Hope this helps.

 - dave

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