> Tim Jackson said,
>
> > I'm pretty sure that you'll be able to get it to work in the end. I'm sure
> > I've heard of other people using Pace 56ks on Amigas and in the end a
> > modem is (essentially) a modem...
>
> Not quite. There are good modems, poor modems and downright crap modems.
> Some of them (not many) *only* work with PCs.
...and then only with Windows as some Linux users have discovered :-(
(not me, I might add *grin*)
> However, the Pace 56 is an excellent modem that works well with the
> Amiga, using the standard init string.
Yup, been a satisfied user of a Pace 56k since <SUBLIMINAL>I bought
one from Active Technologies</SUBLIMINAL>.
Don't ask me about the init strings though, my manual vanished shortly
after I moved house a couple of months later. I'm one of those
annoying people who plugged it in, installed NC and that was it..
worked out of the box :-)
For what it's worth, this is what I have listed:
Init String: AT&F&D2\r
(not sure the significance of the C-style carriage return
escape character '\r' but thought I'd keep it in, just in case)
John
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