Other than ATW command there is an S register (which one S93 ? just
forgot) which regulates what is reported. In part it overlaps with W
command, but not completely.
On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, Jones, Amiri L. wrote:
> Try ATW2. I got that from the Boca Research web site. They have a
> manual for their 33.6k modems at
> ftp://ftp.bocaresearch.com/pdf/manuals/mv34i-e.pdf
> <ftp://ftp.bocaresearch.com/pdf/manuals/mv34i-e.pdf> . As you can tell,
> you'll need Acrobat Reader to view the file. Appendix A covers the various
> AT commands. You can also try AT&W0 to save the current settings in user
> profile 0, and AT&Y0 to make user profile 0 the default.
>
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