Re: MacPPP & USR 28,800 problem

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From: Mark Walker
Date: Thu, 06 Jul 1995 00:00

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> &D0 which overrides the normal DTR operation......
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Hi,

I wonder if you will answer a couple questions from a newbie :-)

I have a 14,4 USR and recently found that if I try to switch between
applications during a download the connection is dropped. I then
discovered that setting dip switch 1 to ON (Modem ignores DTR
(override)) solves the problem.

My questions are:-

1. What is the difference between using the dip switch to override DTR
and using the &D0 command in the string?

2. Should they be used in conjunction with each other?

Thanks,

   Mark Walker
   porker@dircon.co.uk
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From: porker@tdc.dircon.co.uk (Mark Walker)
Subject: Re: MacPPP & USR 28,800 problem
Date: 1995/07/06
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