01-31-2018, 01:07 PM
Thanks for correcting the non-verbose connection and ring codes.
Next question: My BBS software (GBBS 2.1) relies on non verbose codes to establish connection speed.
That is, when the modem connects to a remote client, it returns a code 1 for "CONNECT". While this is correct, I wonder if there is a way to get it to return a more descriptive code that tells the BBS what speed. GBBS assumes that a code 1 for "CONNECT" means to connect at 300 baud, so it adjusts its connection speed to 300 baud, which of course screws everything up if the modem cannot reduce its speed to match.
IT's a two faceted issue really. The first is that the WiModem's connection speed to the host computer is fixed, and I'd love it if it were autospeed like most commercial modems.
The second is that I'd prefer if there were a way to modify the connection speed message somehow. For instance communication with the host computer could be fixed at 9600 (non-verbose connection code 12) while it could negotiate a remote connection speed at whatever the remote client wants.
Next question: My BBS software (GBBS 2.1) relies on non verbose codes to establish connection speed.
That is, when the modem connects to a remote client, it returns a code 1 for "CONNECT". While this is correct, I wonder if there is a way to get it to return a more descriptive code that tells the BBS what speed. GBBS assumes that a code 1 for "CONNECT" means to connect at 300 baud, so it adjusts its connection speed to 300 baud, which of course screws everything up if the modem cannot reduce its speed to match.
IT's a two faceted issue really. The first is that the WiModem's connection speed to the host computer is fixed, and I'd love it if it were autospeed like most commercial modems.
The second is that I'd prefer if there were a way to modify the connection speed message somehow. For instance communication with the host computer could be fixed at 9600 (non-verbose connection code 12) while it could negotiate a remote connection speed at whatever the remote client wants.