Max User wrote: > > Actually, if "MDM Modulation" is set for V.90, the Max 4k/6k will first > present 56k-flex, then V.90; basically meaning it will try both and not just > V.90. Therefore, if a dual mode modem dials in (dual mode meaning it will > do 56k-flex or V.90), it will accept the 56k-flex offer from the Max and end > up doing 56k-flex so hence you run into the problem you mentioned below. > > In version 7.0, there was a parameter added under System->Sys Config called > "AT Answer String". If you plug in this value... > > +A8E=,,,0 > > ...it will disable the V.8bis tone (the tone sounds like an initial bee-boop > tone), which is used for 56flex negotiations. Client modems should now only > get a V.90 request. > > Hope this helps. I heard that trick from someone else and am currently running it on one Max6K- and it does disable the "bee-boop tone"- but damned if I can't log on with a "pure" K56Flex Zoom modem at 46,000..... I see fewer Kflex connects (I assume that even-numbered connections are all Kflex and I may be wrong here) than before, but they're still there. And we tested several K56Flex-Only modems and they all connected in the 40's. So I'm stumped. In any case, it's better than it was- so thanks to all who sent me this tip! 'Shot ++ Ascend Users Mailing List ++ To unsubscribe: send unsubscribe to ascend-users-request at bungi.com To get FAQ'd: <http://www.nealis.net/ascend/faq>