andrew@ramona.Cary.NC.US (Andrew Ernest) (03/17/91)
In article <9908@discus.technion.ac.il> devil@techunix.BITNET (Gil Tene) writes: >To detail : S120=12 means no use only LONG packets, no micro What are the side-effects of S120=16? This is the value Telebit says turns off the short burst of V.25 tone at the beginning of each PEP answer tone. This tone, which appeared in the BC5.10A firmware upgrade for my TB+, caused my neighbors with older firmware to no longer be able to connect to my modem. S120=16 solved the problem but I am now curious if that register value (16) has any other effect I should know about (like packet size, etc). Can anyone guess why the V.25 tone was added? Any reason why turning it off is a bad thing? (Not that I have any intention of turning it back on...compatibility with my PEP neighbors is of the most importance to me.) -- Andrew Ernest <andrew@ramona.Cary.NC.US>