🚀 go-pugleaf

On Sun, 24 Nov 1996 00:38:50 GMT, spug@intlog.demon.co.uk (Sparrow)
wrote:

>Hi, was reading a recent post which advised this to give verbose
>connection speed info, could someone tell (in idiot level language)
>how to do this for a motorola codex 3266 14400 modem?
>Current string is AT&C1&D2*RS0*FL3*MF0S7=60S10=5*EC2
>Is there a faq explaining the Hayes codes & what they do, we arrived
>at this string by trial and error and asking pals, ngs etc, and do not
>know if it is ideal, or what each portion of it means

Hayes codes allthough theoretically 'standard' are anything but.  A
few are standard and widely used but when you start to get into the
more whacky stuff all manufacturers are different and often the codes
mean different things in 2 modems from the same manufacturer!  the \Vn
codes where n=0 to 4 are fairly standard ways of changing the
verbosity of the connect string so I'm surprised they don't work on
yours (add \V2 or \V3 onto the end of your existing string).

Only someone who has the manual for your modem could tell you what the
whole of your init string means.

Michael