Date: Sat, 04 Nov 2000 15:41:03 -800
From: "Ronald C. Dailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: USR Courier HST 14.4 Revisited
On 2000-11-04 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>COM1-IRQ4:
>UART (16450 Chip) or Equivalent detected.
Well, you would appear to have a 16450 UART on COM1
>COM2-IRQ*:
>FIFO UART (16550 Chip) or Equivalent detected without buffering.
You would appear to have a 16550 UART on COM2. FIFOs are probably not
turned on, but the application accessing the port for data transfer
should do that when it initializes the port.
If I were you, I'd try running the modem on COM2 (assuming that the
physical port actually exists) to see whether you can get better results
by setting the port rate (DTE) higher. Normally, it would be best to
lock the port at 19200 (at least) for a 9600 connect rate. A 16450 UART
might be adequate for 19200, but why not use a 16550 UART if it's
available.
>OUT: ATI7
>IN:
>Configuration Profile...
>Product type External
>Options HST
You say that this Courier HST has V.32, but that option isn't listed in
the Options line reported by ATI7. In ATI7 reports from other Courier
modems that I've seen posted elsewhere, all available options were
reported on that line. Are you sure that this modem has V.32? If it
doesn't have V.32, then you will not connect at anything higher than
2400 unless you connect to another Courier HST or USR V.Everything that
includes HST.
Ronald Dailey
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