> Once upon a time System Operations shaped the electrons to say...
> >Sounds like a speed incompatibility...but....any suggestions?
>
> You need to sync the modems to the PM's serial port speed.
Yah but that doesnt tell him HOW. THe easiest way I find is to connect the
modems, set the baud on the ports to what you want, 115200 for example or
57600 if that is the max on the sportsters, then use the "attach" command
to access each port 1 at a time, issue at to get OK, then at&w and the
sportster will write the last good connect speed into its NVRAM.
> > >Can a pm2 handle these slower modems on their asynch ports?
>
> Yes.
>
> -MZ
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