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- From: courtney@ionet.net (Craig S. Courtney)
- Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
- Subject: Re: getting 57.200 dial-up in Win95
- Date: Sun, 11 Feb 1996 09:29:46 GMT
- Organization: Internet Oklahoma
- Message-ID: <4fkcts$a2@ionews.ionet.net>
- References: <4f0a11$f46@vip.cybercity.dk> <311a1d09.4149434@news.iquest.com> <4fhgsi$8f4@portal.gmu.edu>
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- "Dean S. Eveland" <develand@OSF1.gmu.edu> wrote:
-
- >roberson@iquest.com (Frank Roberson) wrote:
- >>reupke@vip.cybercity.dk (Christian Reupke) wrote:
- >>
- >>>How does I get a 57.200 dial-up to Internet in Widows 95. I have a Accex 1414V (14.400 bit/s.), and it's only connect with 14.400 =
- >instead of 57.200. The first time after a Windows installation it connected with 57.200.
- >>>
- >>>Thanks to all who helps me :)
- >>>
- >>>Christian Reupke
- >>>reupke@vip.cybercity.dk
- >>>
-
- Your modem is reporting the DTE speed. This is the actual speed that
- the modem is communicating with the distant end. 14.4 is the top speed
- for your modem. 57.6 is the throughput of your modem, it's using data
- compression, error correction, and hardware handshaking. Windows95
- caused this by sending the command AT&F to your modem, telling it to
- load the default settings.
-
- To make it report the throughput (or DCE speed) do this.
-
- Start Terminal. (Yes, that old thing from 3.1 still has some uses)
-
- Make sure that it is communicating with your modem (correct port, etc)
- by typing AT Z. It should say OK.
-
- Type: AT W1 <cr> (Tells modem to report DTE, protocol, and DCE
- speeds)
-
- Type: AT &W <cr> (Stores configuration to modem)
-
- Type: AT &F <cr> (Recalls configuration from modem--the one you just
- stored)
-
- You're all set. Quit terminal. Your modem should now report the 57,600
- speed now.
-
- Craig
-
-
-