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From: jrd@cc.usu.edu (Joe Doupnik)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Help with 28.8 connection!! *Please Read*
Message-Id: <1995Feb4.195358.40611@cc.usu.edu>
Date: 4 Feb 95 19:53:58 MDT
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In article <3h0r27$bed@lester.appstate.edu>, JW2998@CONRAD.APPSTATE.EDU (Watson, John McClain ) writes:
> Hello all! I just dl'ed Kermit 3.14 but am having trouble
> configuring it for my PPI 28.8 v.34 modem. It seems as if all of the modem
> scripts that are provided come with speed locking constraints programmed
> into them. For example, when I set the pp14400 to max out at 28800 and try
> to dial, I get this message.
> Locking Interface Speed at 28800...ATS87=28
> Unable to set speed at 28800
>
> Hence, I canot dial out. Does anyone know how I could solve this
> problem and get 28800 conections? Thanks a million!
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1. If you read the modem's manual again I think you will discover
that it recommends running the comms program to modem part at about 4 times
the telco signaling speed. So try SET SP 57600 or even 115200 and let the
modem lock the computer interface at that speed.
2. Please do read the modem information provided in the MSK
distribution set so you can pick up as many useful hints as possible.
Joe D.