steve@dcdwest.UUCP (Steve Meloche) (03/18/88)
Lenny Tropiano (lenny@icus.UUCP) writes: > > Has anyone ever configured the Microcom SX/2400 modem? . . . > . . . etc. . . . > Any information would help! I think the Microcom SX/1200 is similar... I am still hoping to find someone out there who can give me programming information and dip switch settings for my Microcom PCS-1200 modem. I imagine that the command sets would be similar for the two modems, but I am not sure. When my previous query got no replies, I decided to play around with the dip switches on the back of the modem. I could only figure out one of the 8 switches, which upped the RS232 port baud rate to 2400 (but the modem is still only 1200 baud). When I was changing the switches I did something to the modem which wasn't fixed by putting the switches back (or even unplugging it). Now it no longer traps on control characters during a connection, OR ANYTHING ELSE. It is nice being able to use kermit and xmodem without crashing, but I find this behavior to be very wierd at best. I like it better the way it works now, but I would like to know *why* it's doing this! If nobody out there can give me some hints pretty soon I might even get desperate enough to call the factory!!! (Horrors! :-) ) Please help us! TIA (thanks in advance), Steven Meloche - * Hayes compatible? What's that? * _____ _____ _____ | ` | ' ` | ' ITT Defense Communications Division | | | San Diego, CA __|__ | | steve!dcdwest!ucsdhub!...
berger@clio.las.uiuc.edu (03/20/88)
It sounds like one of the switches disconnects the battery and re-
initializes the memory. But that's just a guess.
Mike Berger
Department of Statistics
Science, Technology, and Society
University of Illinois
berger@clio.las.uiuc.edu
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