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From: M C Wong <mcw@hpato.aus.hp.com>
Subject: more modem question
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Date: Mon, 10 Apr 1995 16:29:43 EST
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Hello comm and modem gurus,
  At various time I see lots of mentiond about setting the modem in
fixed speed mode. Can someone explain to me what exactly does it mean by
fixed speed more ? Also, does it refer to fix modem between modem and
modem, or modem and a DTE ? Also, does this 'fixed speed' mode only have
meaning with dial-in or applies to modem used for dial-out ?

  Finally, what is the AT commands to set up my modem for fixed speed
at 38400 or in general at speed X ? Does it require the DTE connected to
it be set to the speed X and issue &W0&W1 command ? I can't seem to
find any relevant command for setting this 'fixed speed' thingy.

  Thanks in advance.