19,200 on a v.90 modem

I was hoping someone could tell me how to set my v.90 modem to run at 19,200 with a command in the extra settings field. I have a Phoebe pci fax/data modem with v.90 and can't set it any lower than 28,800. I have tried to use the commands that are on the manual but can't get it to work properly. When I used my old generic modem(isa) I had it set to 19,200 and seldomly had problems on Ten. With my new modem ,I'm lucky to get an ok(blue flag) connection. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks Jesse aka OutlawJr on Ten

Hi Jesse, Just a shot in the dark, but can't you use the generic modem drivers as supplied with Win 9x? Remco

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>I was hoping someone could tell me how to set my v.90 modem to run at 19,200 >with a command in the extra settings field. I have a Phoebe pci fax/data >modem with v.90 and can't set it any lower than 28,800. I have tried to use >the commands that are on the manual but can't get it to work properly. When >I used my old generic modem(isa) I had it set to 19,200 and seldomly had >problems on Ten. With my new modem ,I'm lucky to get an ok(blue flag) >connection. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks

That would probably work if it were a WIN9x Connect. Isn't it a DOS program? If the commands are not in your modem's literature, you may find it through online support or on a tech hotline for your modem's maker.

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>Hi Jesse, >Just a shot in the dark, but can't you use the generic modem drivers >as supplied with Win 9x? >Remco >>I was hoping someone could tell me how to set my v.90 modem to run at

19,200 >>with a command in the extra settings field. I have a Phoebe pci fax/data >>modem with v.90 and can't set it any lower than 28,800. I have tried to use >>the commands that are on the manual but can't get it to work properly. When >>I used my old generic modem(isa) I had it set to 19,200 and seldomly had >>problems on Ten. With my new modem ,I'm lucky to get an ok(blue flag) >>connection. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks

No. The TEN front-end is Win95 based... V.90 modems have S-Registers that control the minimum and maximum connect rates. You will have to look in the manual for right S-Reg's and set them. If they are not in the manual, check their web site. Sometimes manufacturers put the really geeky stuff on their web sites instead of putting it in the manuals, where folks can get into trouble with the info :) -Larry > That would probably work if it were a WIN9x Connect. Isn't it a DOS > program?