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From out of nowhere, Keith Stanbury <keith@ilf0rd.demon.co.uk> gave
these words to the world...
>Following advice from alan@maclad, I downloaded RPI page from
>psimoon.com to determine the cause of v. slow reception.
>
>Hah! the dealer mebbe told porkies - it don't appear to be a Zoltrix RPI
>at all.
>
>At ATI3 I receive message - Ver 7.02a UMC Data/Fax/Voice
>At ATI4 I receive message - UMC V32bis S/W Ver 7.02
>
>Has anyone information on *what* this is? Any ideas on an init. string
>which will achieve >1435cps reception?
UMC make many types of chips, motherboards and "own-make" products.
This is just an un-branded UMC modem with a Zoltrix sticker on it, or an
own-make "zoltrix"-designed modem using UMC components and UMC BIOS.
Try a generic V32bis init string (sorry, being as unhelpful as ever, I
don't have one) - but try downloading modem.txt from ftp.demon.co.uk (I
think it may be available from the website as well).  This file will
have generic init strings for Rockwell-based, USR-based, Generic and
some other chipset-based modem types, so it may be a good place to
start.  You never know, there might be a UMC-based init string in there.

Good luck.
-- 
Ian.