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P: Your DataPort 2001 is configured to operate at
14,400 bps (ATS41=0), but connects at a lower speed,
such as 2400 bps.
S: With Automode enabled (ATS78=0), your DataPort 2001
will match its dial-line rate and modulation scheme with the
other modem's dial-line rate. Therefore, if the other modem
is configured to operate at 2400 bps (V.22bis), the DataPort
2001 will connect at that rate.
S: The DataPort 2001 does not support other vendors'
proprietary systems and may be forced by the other
modem to connect at a lower rate also.
P: Your DataPort 2001 is configured for V.17 fax
(14,400 bps), but faxes at a lower speed.
S: The other fax modem/fax machine may not support V.17
fax.
S: Make sure that your fax software supports V.17 fax.
S: Make sure that 14,400 bps is selected as the send and
receive rate in your fax software.
S: Make sure V.17 fax has not been disabled (ATS79=0). The
ATS79=1 command enables V.17 fax and is the factory
default.
P: Your DataPort 2001 does not disconnect the call and
hang up.
S: Change the setting of the &D command from Ignore (&D0)
to Standard RS-232 operation (&D2).
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