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This page covers initialization strings for US Robotics Modems. For more information on how to use init strings,
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Model: 3Com/USR Sportster 56K (All)
Submitted By: Rosenet Technician
&F1&H1&R2S15=128S25=40
Occasionally we run into problems where connections are made, but no data is transfered. We have found the S15=128 to remedy this. Model: 3Com/USR Sportster 56K (All)
Submitted By: Rosenet Technician
&F1&H1&R2S32=34S15=128S25=40
Sometimes these modems "choke" at the 56K negotiation process. In this case, disable V.90 with S32=34 Model: Several (See Notes Below)
Submitted By: Rosenet Technician
ATZ
We have seen cases where this is the only string that will keep some modems connected. The modems are typically Texas Instruments chipset based (like USR/3Com modems), but are normally not actually made by USR/3Com. This is most often in Packard Bell or NEC computers. Model: Message Modem Model 5668
Submitted By: Internet User
AT&F&B1&A3E1Q0V1&C1&D2&P1S0=0
This was sent in by a user which enables pulse dialing for the Supervoice program that ships with the modem.
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