You may also try
&K0 disable v.42bis/MNP5 data compression
&K3 disable MNP5 data compression
If it complains about the &N command when its greater then 1 then you
should use &N0 and then set S37 to control your DCE speed.
S37=3D5 1200bps
S37=3D6 2400 bps
S37=3D9 9600 bps
%C1 will disable data compression
&K3 enables RTS/CTS flow control=20
Personally though, I think you'll find that there is a problem with
the modem. The only time I had to limit a modem speed was when the
remote terminal was limited to a speed of 300 baud. Plug a known good
external modem into their serial port and see if that works.=20
On Tue, 4 May 1999 13:44:07 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have a customer who has the above modem who cannot connect to us. I =
tried
>the Comma's, lowered his port settings, etc. but the modem constantly
>renegotiates and never connects.
>
>Upon seraching the list archives, I found this init string:
>
>+ms=3D1.11.14400,28800 (I wanted to try to lock the modem to 28.8)
>
>but then the modem won't even dial. Can someone help me out with an init
>string for this one?
>
>Please CC me on replies as I receive the digest version of this list.
>
>Lisa Casey
>Interstate 2000, Inc.
>lisa@jellico.com
>
>
>
>
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