Hi There,
>I am running 2 33k modems, one on a desktop, and one on a laptop. Both
>(Desktop has a Rockwell chipset, laptop has a Xircom pcmcia card) CLAIM to
be
>able to run bursts up to 115200. The desktop will connect at up to 115200,
the
>laptop never connects above 31200.
>What could the difference be? Is there a spec in a config file I can
>fart about with?
There is no difference. Your PCMCIA-card is reporting the correct speed. It
is the speed between both modems. Your desktop is giving the speed between
your computer (com-poort) and modem. You should set that at 115200, when
using a 16550A UART.
You can let your desktop report the correct speed by issueing a AT-command.
This mostly specific for the modem. Consult your manual for that. Look at
"reporting DTE-speed" and related info.
David.
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Regards,
Declan Moriarty
