> We are running the ISPorte with the 4 port modem cards on a fully loaded
> rack. We've been pretty much using the microcom recommended Init String of
> AT&F$B115200-o4%U1*W. While perusing some of the archives, I see other
> people using different init strings, particularly:
>
> AT*Y1&F-J0-K0$B115200&C1&D2S0=1*Y0*w
>
> Looking at the documentation, I can't find anything for *Y1 or *Y0 (do
> they cancle each other out?) and -J0. Does anyone know what these do?
What documentation are you looking at?
*Y1 busies the line. *Y2 busies the line on DTR loss. *Y0 unbusies the
line. -j0 I can't remember...but my DeskPorte manual (don't have an
ISPorte manual at home) says it disables the sending the v.42 control
sequence when originating a call...probably not very relevant for an ISP.
Here's how I init them...
02/08 11:05:58 yC1 send: ATZ
02/08 11:05:59 yC1 waiting for ``OK'' ** found **
02/08 11:06:00 yC1 send: AT*Y1
02/08 11:06:00 yC1 waiting for ``OK'' ** found **
02/08 11:06:00 yC1 send: AT&f$b115200%u1-o4Q0-j1-k1&d3*Y2S2=0S0=0\T40\V5V1E0
The intended result is reset, busy the line, send real init string.
Mgetty waits for RING and sends ATA...you probably need S0=1 for a PM.
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