Subj : wcNav & Win95
To   : All
From : RUBEN FIGUEROA
Date : Thu Jan 31 2019 19:12:58

Date: Sun, 26 Dec 1999 11:08:31 -0400
From: RUBEN FIGUEROA
To: SHANE CARAVEO
Subject: wcNav & Win95 
Newsgroups: win.navigator
Message-ID: <1036425011.34.945879041@winserver.com>
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Shane,

Does the Navigator initialize a modem in a different way then another
application (like Hyperterminal?).

The reason I ask is that when calling out with the Navigator, it doesn't
seem to use the extra initialization parameters (under Control Panel ->
Modems -> Properties -> Advanced).

The modems in question are USR and they can only connect to my system if
you disable v.90 (which I have the users setup in the Advanced
properties tab), otherwise they only connect at 1200 baud instead of
33.6k.

When they first boot, if the first program they use is Navigator, it
apppears the extra init string is not sent to the modem because it will
not connect at 33.6, only 1200.  But if they call out with Hyperterminal
first, and then use the Navigator, the modem is properly initialized
(from the previous Hyperterminal session) and it connects fine a 33.6k.

Any ideas?  I'm going to try this with a few other modems to see if its
just the modem, or an actual Navigator issue.

Thanks!

Chris Ross
chris.ross@eshade.com






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