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>>>I was hoping to be able to change the line description to 4800 >>>or 9600 bps which would send the control codes to my modem >>>and reset it's connection speed respectively. >> It's possible, but it depends on the modem. >For BYSNC and SDLC it depends on how your modems >are set, and where they are looking for clock to be provided. >Most modems do NOT look to the DTE device for clock. Jeffrey is right. You need to know if the modem is hard-wired for 4800bps. You'll need to dig into the manual and possibly be able to read the jumpers on the modem circuit board. It is very possible that you can't use this line and this modem to do what you need, in which case you'll have to get a new modem and set up a new line description on a new resource (unless you're willing to physically change the cable from modem to modem.) Buck
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