kent@tfd.UUCP (Kent Hauser) (11/05/90)
I have just replaced a T2500 on one of my dialup lines with an
older TB+ (BA4.00 ROMS). Now uucp sessions to one of my TB+
neighbors fails. (Replacing the TB+ with the T2500 fixes problem.)
The site that fails is a trans-atlantic connection. Actual connection
consists of a leased data line (trans-atlantic), who know how many
stat-muxes, etc, and a local (Washinton,DC) TB+ connection. However,
because of the setup, there is a higher than usual latency, which
makes for a `bursty' connection.
I hope this rings a bell with someone. I need to leave the TB+ on
the line.
For what it's worth, below is the programming script for both TB modems.
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AT &F S51=5 S52=2 S54=3 S110=0 S111=30 S45=0 S58=2 S53=3 S66=1
AT S45=255 S0=1 S102=1 Q6 V0 X0 M0 &W
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Kent
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(202) 408-0841 cec@cup.portal.com (Cerafin E Castillo) (11/07/90)
I would do two things:
Upgrade your TB+ to BA5.01 firmware.
Set S120=12 and J6S36=[1-3], as needed for your trans-Atlantic
connection. Do this is the following way:
ATS120=12
ATJ6S36=2
GOOD LUCK!
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