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In article <1992Sep2.203948.25107@nmt.edu>, ray@nmt.edu (Ray Piworunas)
wrote:

> I can't establish a connection to the ASM at 19200-baud, nor at
> 38400-baud.  From looking at the ASM port (using sh li 40) at various
> times during the connection attempt it appears the ASM is in its
> autobauding mode.  It can't seem to lock on to the right speed.
> Occasionally it will show that the line has received a BREAK.
> 
> I have tried setting the ASM line to a speed of 38400 instead of
> autobauding but that didn't help any with the attempt to connect at
> 38400.  (I didn't try a slower speed connection with the ASM port at
> 38400 since the 38400 connection didn't work).
> 
I have used the following settings for high speed modems.
first a general setting, then a specific setting for particular modems.
Be sure you set your modems to keep the same DTE speed, 38400 or whatever,
there is usually a setting for the modem, the speed is set then by the AT
command.
You will want to save the speed, so that on a power out, the modem comes
back at the same speed.

line 1 64
    access-class 10 in
    access-class 10 out
    flowcontrol hardware
    stopbits 1
    modem ri-is-cd
    terminal-type vt100
    exec
    exec-timeout 1
    disconnect-character 0
    session-timeout 30 output
    escape-character 29
    dispatch-character 13
    dispatch-timeout 30
    location vogelback
    no password
    autobaud
line 5 8
    location 71500 8N Passworded Slip
    login tacacs
    no autobaud
    speed 38400
    databits 8
    parity none
    no escape-character

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