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Date: | Mon, 20 Apr 1998 07:22:54 -0400 |
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Anne;
The baud rate you are looking at is the data throughput to the modem
with a 33.6 I recommend using the 115k setting.
Depending on what dialer you are using you probably have a connection
speed in your connected to dialogue box, after you are connected.
You should be aware that, depending on your telephone lines, 28.8 is the
best you may do. If all else fails, a call to your provider should get
you a connect speed report. Also there is a plethora of FREEWARE and
SHAREWARE (please pay for it if you keep using it)utilities that purport
to monitor your Net connection.
HTH Hal Seabolt
L.A.P. wrote:
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> Howard Reeves wrote:
> > I am installing a 33.6 Zoom V34i in a 486 machine running Win 3.1. The > problem is that the modem connects at 9600.
> ....snip.....
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> My thanks to Howard for asking the question and to Michael Chan and
> Hal Seabolt for supplying the name of the software (cybercom.drv), and
> where to find it, to update the COM port driver. _Much_ better!
> I have a couple more questions:
> 1) where do I find the commands to use to check the actual speeds
> 2) what, if anything, does baud rate as shown in my SetUp info have
> to do with download speeds?
>
> Anne Popowski
> mailto:[log in to unmask]
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