Hi Alexander, on Sat, 01 Apr 00 at 12:21:43 you wrote...
>> If you are using the Amiga serial port, what speed is your port set to?
>> With '060 you might get 115200, otherwise 57600. If that is set to the
>> highest you can get, next step is a new serial port. 115200 is just
>> enough to keep up with a 28.8k modem all the time.
>I have an 030 using 8n1 device and the internal serial port I can only have
>it set at 115200 anything more or less and it won't connect at all either
>that or all I get in the Genesis log window is gibberish and I am using a
>56K modem :-)
It could be that in your modem settings you have forced the baud rate to
115200 or something and thus the modem won't work at anything else?
(normally your modem will adjust to whichever baud you are using on your
computer's serial port).
You *might* be able to get 115200 on the internal serial port of an Amiga
with an 030, but most people can't. I sort of can with my A1200/030 but
not reliably...sending data at 115200 is fine (with a null modem linkup to
a PC) but receiving it isn't. Thus for internet use I use 57600 as do
most people in a similar position.
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