On 02-Apr-00, Tim Jackson wrote:
> 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).
Only if it is at a rate it can run at. I've seen lots of people setting
port rates at 28.8k because that is their modem's speed. I think all
modems will just shruug and refuse to talk to such a port.
>
> You *might* be able to get 115200 on the internal serial port of an Amiga
> with an 030, but most people can't.
Iwould think it is quite impossible. With '060 it's either borderline or
won't work.
> a PC) but receiving it isn't. Thus for internet use I use 57600 as do
> most people in a similar position.
Right. There eally are only ywo choices--57600 or 38400, no others.
Regards
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