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> Has anyone found a good fix for the 14.4kbps modem users who connect to
> the PM3 k56 modems at 1200bps? I'll share the workaround we've found,
> ugly though it is: Add X1 to the init string, and put four commas after
> the phone number. The idea is to delay the modem from training until the
> V.8bis (is that what it is?) sqiggley tone has passed so it will start
> paying attention after the real answering carrier has started.
Hrm, that IS ugly because its not ALWAYS going to work. What about
redialing if the line is busy? Its just going to take LONGER I suppose.
There MUST be a better way.
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Advanced Medical Systems, Inc. jake@uh.edu
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Houston, Texas 77074 http://www.ams.com/~jake
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