David Hutchinson wrote:

>connect modem with terminal: USE HYPERTERMINAL OR REFLECTIONS
>
>type this
>
>AT&F
>ATE1
>ATM1
>ATQ0
>ATV1
>ATX1
>AT&B0
>AT&C1
>AT&D2
>AT&H0
>AT&I0
>AT&K0
>AT&M0
>AT&R1
>AT&S0=1
>ATW???? CHECK MANUAL TO SAVE CONFIG TO MODEM

Notes:

1. AT&M0 disables all error correction.  Not a good idea.  Use &M4,
   which is the default after an AT&F.
2. AT&K0 disables all data compression.  Ditto.  Use &K1, also the
   default after AT&F.
3. ATQ2 makes the modem quiet during auto-answer - there's no
   point in having RING, RING, CONNECT hit the DTC, very possibly
   confusing it and aborting the answer sequence.
4. ATS0=1 sets the auto-answer ring count, not AT&S0=1.  (AT&S0
   forces DSR high)
5. AT&W saves the config.

Other than #3 (and maybe #4), none of this should have anything to do
with the modem's ability to connect, BTW.

I'd add ATS13.0=1 before saving the config.  This will let the modem
auto-reset after each session.

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Randy Medd
Telamon, Inc.