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In article <3thh2b$fhm@tdc.dircon.co.uk>, porker@tdc.dircon.co.uk (Mark
Walker) wrote:

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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?
>

Since the Mac's RTS and DTR lines are, in fact, the same line, you cannot
use both together, so the modem should be set for DTR Normal and the init
string should be set for &D0 (ignore DTR). This is when set up for
hardware handshaking, wit the proper cable. This will allow RTS to
function normally.

Chuck
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