cshort@nmsu.edu (Spmg*d, Lord of Potted Meat Product) (04/18/91)
hi, just picked up a 2400 baud mnp modem that's supposed to crank out 4800 baud with mnp. question: when i set my software to 4800, it echos confusion and gives all indications of mismatched baud rates. what am i doing wrong? or should things be set at 2400 and i am just so used to 9600b at work 4800 looks like what i remembered 2400 looking like. any input appreciated. chris |----------------------|---------------------- | |the world is spam and | Chris Short | | we are but the key | Computing Research Labatory | |--------|-------------| Box 30001/3 CRL | | New Mexico State University | | Las Cruces, NM 88003-0001 | | Email: Cshort@nmsu.edu Fax:505 646 6218|-------------------| | Voice: 505 646 6216 |SpamKey productions| | -------------------------|-------------------| -- |----------------------|---------------------- | |the world is spam and | Chris Short | | we are but the key | Computing Research Labatory | |--------|-------------| Box 30001/3 CRL | | New Mexico State University | | Las Cruces, NM 88003-0001 | | Email: Cshort@nmsu.edu Fax:505 646 6218|-------------------| | Voice: 505 646 6216 |SpamKey productions| | -------------------------|-------------------|
jap@convex.cl.msu.edu (Joe Porkka) (04/18/91)
cshort@nmsu.edu (Spmg*d, Lord of Potted Meat Product) writes: >hi, >just picked up a 2400 baud mnp modem that's supposed to crank out >4800 baud with mnp. question: Some modems have a way to lock them into a certain modem<->computer bit rate. Try looking in the list of AT commands for such a beastie. There should be a cmd to force it to >2400bps.