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USB modem Vroc high pings

5 posts by 5 people · 20 Jan 2000 - 21 Jan 2000

Joe Murphy 20 Jan 2000#515217
I got a usb 56k modem (um9800 v.90)as i heard it was the best thing if you are using a phone line.My DUN box is configured the same way as my old winvoice modem but my ping rates have soared.I don't think the modem is responding to the DUN box or modem config box as no matter what i set the max bps to i still get about 46000bps on connection. Any help Joe. ps:Some Advice. If it works don't fix it.
Dave Henrie 20 Jan 2000#515218
Quoted text (8 lines)> I got a usb 56k modem (um9800 v.90)as i heard it was the best thing if you > are using a phone line.My DUN box is configured the same way as my old > winvoice modem but my ping rates have soared.I don't think the modem is > responding to the DUN box or modem config box as no matter what i set the > max bps to i still get about 46000bps on connection. > Any help > Joe. > ps:Some Advice. If it works don't fix it.
One quick question. Is the advanced boxof your DUN using any strings for your old winmodem? Eagle Woman had a bunch of USB modem stuff at her site, you might wanna surf over and see if she's got any faq's for setting the USB up. As always...make sure your drivers are up-to-date. dave henrie
Kirk Lane 20 Jan 2000#515219
I have heard that there are actually some USB Winmodems!!!!! (Found this out while trying to see how to get my modem to work under Linux...turned out it was supported already :) Dirty little trick... On a similar topic... Are shotgun modems winmodems, and do they work well in GPL? (And how about if I put the Shotgun in the main PC and had the GPL PC use the main one as a proxy to the net?) -- Kirk Lane ICQ: 28171652 BRT #187 "Yeah you won't find me I'm going MIA Tonight I'm leaving Going MIA Getting lost in you again Is better than being known" -Foo Fighters, "MIA"
daxe 20 Jan 2000#515220
>I have heard that there are actually some USB Winmodems!!!!! This is true. I have one right here, though it isn't attached to my computer. It's in the big box with all the wireless keyboards and mice, drawing slates, Snappys, joystick selector switches and other ***that isn't hitched to my computer. I fried a USR 56K internal (lightning) and needed a modem fast that day so I ran out and grabbed a little USB job for about 70$. It's a Hi-Val or something, clear green and about the size of a short, fat harmonica. I knew from the price that it would be a winmodem. It works OK for general use, I never tried *** with it, though. No matter, I am back to an internal 'real' modem again. One weird thing about it, it has no speaker, so the modem sounds were pumped through my speakers. Disconcerting. Now..when are they going to bring cable or *DSL out to my house.... ~daxe -----------== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News ==---------- http://www.newsfeeds.com The Largest Usenet Servers in the World! ------== Over 73,000 Newsgroups - Including Dedicated Binaries Servers ==-----
Of topic, but you may be interested in 3Coms claimed "*** Modem" [link lost in import] -- Don Scurlock Vancouver,B.C.

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