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[russ loroville <bontemps AT m-net.arbornet.org>]

I've seen this work on a laptop that could not connect to the net on
dialup:
+MS=V90,,,,,56000
It allowed the Windows XP computer to connect at 56000 and all speeds
below this level. I have never used it on BL. The "noise" on the dialup
line was too high for a good connection, so the modem had to be slowed to
get connected at all.

On Sun, 16 May 2004, David Lane wrote:

> Sindi,
>
> It's been awhile but I believe that AT command is "connect only" at these
> protocols and speeds.In other words,"use this protocol,connect at these
> speeds only.For the string you wrote the speeds should prob be more like
> 42200,48800,56700,the smallest number I think would be no less less than
> 33600 if you even include that.The V.34 protocol speed range ended at
> 33.6.The next standard was V.42 then V.46 I think.Not all of these protocols
> have anything to do with speed.I have a PDF file somewhere that explains it
> I can try to find,but the point is this,there was a development cycle
> underlying these commands and protocols and you can't always mix them.If you
> try that string,please post the results,I'd be interested to know what you
> get.
>
> David Lane
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