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Need help for dial-up user

3 posts by 2 people · 21 Jun 2004 21:29 UTC - 21 Jun 2004 22:52 UTC

Tim 21 Jun 2004 21:29 UTC#35607
Need help for dial-up user Someone wants to try racing with dial-up. Does anyone remember what the string was we used to use to force a more stable connnection? thanks Tim
"Tim" wrote... > Need help for dial-up user > > Someone wants to try racing with dial-up. Does anyone > remember what the string was we used to use to force a > more stable connnection? Depends on the make/model of the modem... he must look for the AT-commands (usually listed in an annex to the user guide) wich perform the following and then concatenate them to enter in the extra settings field. - factory reset (he can skip this if he doesn't use the modem for faxing) - force compression off (if he wants to race NR2003 via Sierra, he needs to leave it on in order to receive the racelist). - force error correction off - force hardware handshaking - limit maximum connection speed to anything between 28k8 and 33k6 Jan. =---
Jan thanks "Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:E3JBc.162597$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (29 lines)> "Tim" wrote... > > Need help for dial-up user > > > > Someone wants to try racing with dial-up. Does anyone > > remember what the string was we used to use to force a > > more stable connnection? > > Depends on the make/model of the modem... he must look for the AT-commands > (usually listed in an annex to the user guide) wich perform the following > and then concatenate them to enter in the extra settings field. > > - factory reset (he can skip this if he doesn't use the > modem for faxing) > > - force compression off (if he wants to race NR2003 via > Sierra, he needs to leave it on in order to receive > the racelist). > > - force error correction off > > - force hardware handshaking > > - limit maximum connection speed to anything between 28k8 > and 33k6 > > Jan. > =--- > >

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