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Some transmissions don't travel at 28,800 all the time.In article
<jamminvk-ya023080001109961152450001@news.execpc.com>, jamminvk@execpc.com
(John VanKammen) wrote:

> In article <01bb9edd$afc7f9a0$28073acb@lirving.tpgi.com.au>, "Wayne 
> Irving" <lirving@tpgi.com.au> wrote:
> 
> >I am not a mac user but have a friend who is and has a problem
> >
> >She has a 28800 bps modem but can only connect at 19200
> 
> What brand and type of modem??
> 
> >We thought it might be bad phone lines so we brought it to my place
> >where I get 28800 all the time and could only get 19200
> >
> >the only setup options we can find are in freeppp goes 19200, 34400, 56000 
> 
> Actually, the port speed options in FreePPP are 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600,
> 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200 and 230400.
> 
> >These would be port settings and on windows you set the port to at least
> >twice the modem speed
> 
> Use 57600 or 115200, and check to see if the proper init string is entered.
> If you are not sure of the correct string, select auto-detect within the
> modem settings in FreePPP
> 
> -- 
> John A. VanKammen alias "jamminvk", future WebMaster
> 
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