Best Sportster Init?

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3 total messages Started by MIKE WILSON Tue, 16 Jan 1996 04:48

#75

Author: MIKE WILSON
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 04:48

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    Just re-acquired a USR Internal 14.4 Sportster,
and went with the "default" init string in my
communication program.  I remember, though, that
when I owned a Sportster sometime back, there were
a couple of "bit-mapped" S register command sets with
these where you could "tweak" the throughput a little more.
    Any suggestions?
    Thanks!

mike.wilson@sourcebbs.com


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Re: Best Sportster Init?

#76

Author: Ed Morris
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 1996 02:31

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mike.wilson@sourcebbs.com (MIKE WILSON) wrote:

>    Just re-acquired a USR Internal 14.4 Sportster,
>and went with the "default" init string in my
>communication program.  I remember, though, that
>when I owned a Sportster sometime back, there were
>a couple of "bit-mapped" S register command sets with
>these where you could "tweak" the throughput a little more.
>    Any suggestions?
>    Thanks!

>mike.wilson@sourcebbs.com


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>This message originated from:  ----------        Selective Source BBS
>                                    -------    Virginia Beach, Virginia
>                                         -----      (804) 471 6776

I have the same modem. There's stuff on the init string on their
website: www.usr.com
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Ed Morris - emorr@fast.net

Re: Best Sportster Init?

#77

Author: Edward Thompson
Date: Sat, 20 Jan 1996 20:26

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Just posted an init string in response to another question.  I found
AT&H1&R2S10=100S36=0 worked well for me to allow connections with some
difficult fax machines.

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