Date: Sat, 01 Jul 2000 09:44:34 -700
From: Walter Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Timeout Expired
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Ron:
I can't recall that USR made 9600 bps Sportsters. That doesn't
mean I think they didn't. There were a fair number of 2400 bps
modems with MNP during the mid-80s. I have a Practical Peripherals
2400 bps modem from that period with NNP.
Walter Scott
On 2000-07-01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
and the Net-Tamer List Group:
RCD> >It may be expecting too much of such an old modem, but, perhaps
RCD> >the product ID information would hold data on the modem's
RCD> >manufacture date or at least for its processor. My USR Sportster
RCD> >14.4k provides supervisor and DSP dates on ATI7. Maybe Jerry could
RCD> >go through the several options under ATI to see what his Zoom modem
RCD> >will tell him.
RCD>
RCD> Right. He can enter every ATIn command from "0" to say "11" and see
RCD> which of them work and which give any information. If he has a
RCD> terminal program like Telix or Procomm, he can capture the screens
RCD> to a file. Zoom used Rockwell components in their earlier modems
RCD> and didn't start buying Lucent until after they started making 56k
RCD> modems. Even then, they still purchased from Rockwell.
RCD> When Jerry mentioned in another message that the modem has V.42bis,
RCD> that was something he hadn't said before. None of the older 2400
RCD> modems from Zoom had error correction of _any_ kind, let alone V.
RCD> 42bis. That Zoom is certainly newer than the Courier HST that he
RCD> has and may even be newer than the Sportster, especiallly if that
RCD> Sportster is also a 9600 modem (Did they make a 9600 Sportster?).
RCD> A Zoom 2400 with V.42bis error correction/data compression almost
RCD> has to be one of the last 2400 modems that they introduced.
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