> Hi James, on Mon, 31 Jan 00 at 23:11:15 you wrote...
>
> >Sadly, I fear that the root of my actual problem here has more to do
> >with my init strings as suggested by Tim Jackson. I'm using a Pace 56k
> >external modem with the string *AT&F&D2. *I read the Pace manual which
> >says that AT&F alone should be sufficient, but then it didn't work at
> >all. Any experts on init strings and/or Pace 56k's?
Well, I am using my Pace 56k modem to send this message, and my string
is AT&F&D2M0 (the M0 part stops the loud sounds during connect), Your
string should work fine. But make sure that Genesis adds \r on the end
like my copy does :)
I have know idea why AT&F dosen't work. It did for me.
Also, make sure your dial prefix is ATDT, the suffix is \r and answer
should be ATA\r.
> Make sure the handshaking matches (you should be using RTS/CTS)
> Make sure the baud rate matches (try setting it to 38400 in Genesis if
> you're having trouble)
I'm using 115200 baud rate and it works fine. I am using a Hypercom
board though.
If you want to try Miami as well, use the string AT&F0&K3&C1&D0\r.
Hope I helped.
/Richard Brooklyn/
