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Hi Nigel, Thanks for checking. I called Multitech and they confirmed the switch settings for the BLK and the BA models are the same. The only difference between the two is the BLK model supports 4 wire leased line. I also found out that pin 20 is DTR. I will check to make sure the 400 is bringing that up when I very it on. It would help if I could verify the internal settings on the modem also. If it's too much trouble it's ok. I realize everyone is busy. The tech said I may need AT&D0 but he wasn't sure. In order to view the internal setting he said write down the original setting first then connect it up to a PC and change pin 8dn10u and 12dn Then on a terminal screen ATL5 ATL6 ATL7 will give all the internal settings. Make sure 8,10 & 12 are returned to their original settings. I know switch 12 up is SYNC down is ASYNC. I certainly wouldn't want you to re-type all those settings. I hope you have a way of capturing that screen. If you do have a way of capturing the screen and zipping into a file you are welcome to email me directly. Dave doesn't like attachments. I use Snagit for all text or image captures. It can be found at http://www.snagit.com/ Thanks a bunch, Gary Kuznitz > Gary, I have used the Multitech MT2834BLK successfully - I dont know how > the spec for the BLK compares with the BA model. Anyhow, my modem is at > home but I will e-mail switch settings etc later when I can check it. Maybe > your modem is faulty, I had to return one modem to Multitech when first > purchased because it would not work. > > Nigel Waters > > >Yep. It defiantly supports Sync. I could understand if it couldn't > >connect after it dials out that this might be the problem. Without the TR > >light the modem won't dial out. Seems to me I need to get it to dial > first. > > >>I'd try another modem > >>just to see if the problem is the modem (or modem cfg) or somewhere else. > >> If you have a UDS V3229, 3400 or 3600 around, set the modem to factory > >>option set 9 and you will be all set. > > >I wish I did have another known good modem to test with. That's always a > >favorite way of mine to isolate a problem when I can. > > >Thanks, > > >Gary Kuznitz +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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