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re: Tip about 'Speed Up Dial-Up Networking Initialization'
Friday, December 14, 2001 at 2:36 pm
Posted by Larry
(276 messages posted)
Hi Chris -
Thanks for posting. Generally, S11=50 works for most. Also, adding the letter M
and 0 (zero) will, in most cases, kill the modem noise on connect.
On Friday, December 14, 2001 at 2:19 pm, Chris Laing wrote:
>I have a tip about Speed
>Up Dial-Up Networking Initialization: When using a modem to connect to the
>internet, it's possible to speed it's dialing time by adding an extra value that
>is generic to all modems. Under Advanced Properties/Extra Features type "S11=20"
>Adjust this if too fast to "S11=35" You will need to be able to hear your modem
dialing
>to fully appreciate this string.
>
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speed freaks ??
Saturday, December 15, 2001 at 8:44 am
Posted by GM
(6055 messages posted)
It takes approx. 3 seconds for your modem to dial a phone number -everything that
happens after that is out of your control - data transfer and logon procedures and
all that.
Do you really think that forcing you modem to dial your ISP's phone number in 1.5
seconds instead of 3 seconds is getting you anywhere in life ??
All it does is increase your chances of getting a misdial , especially if you are
on an older phone network...
Sit back and relax guys ,this isn't a race.......
(or get cable or DSL)
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re: speed freaks ??
Saturday, December 15, 2001 at 1:25 pm
Posted by Larry
(276 messages posted)
I AM IN CONTRROOOLLLL! *(@?%@@
Chill out GM --- it's just a tip, nothing more; some folks may not like to listen
to the modem noise on connect.
Like vern would say, no comments from the peanuts!
(just kidding)
On Saturday, December 15, 2001 at 8:44 am, Galaxy Master wrote:
>It takes approx. 3 seconds for your modem to dial a phone number -everything that
>happens after that is out of your control - data transfer and logon procedures and
>all that.
>
>Do you really think that forcing you modem to dial your ISP's phone number in 1.5
>seconds instead of 3 seconds is getting you anywhere in life ??
>
>All it does is increase your chances of getting a misdial , especially if you are
>on an older phone network...
>
>Sit back and relax guys ,this isn't a race.......
>(or get cable or DSL)
>
>
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re: speed freaks ??
Saturday, April 27, 2002 at 11:43 pm
Posted by Riaan
(1 messages posted)
Yes, That's tru, 3 seconds for a normal modem. But all don't have the money for cable,
DSL,T1 or T3 such a tip do not help you to get a faster conection, but conect to
the Net in 1.5's. Want to get more speed on a modem try Easy MTU, It helped me.
On Saturday, December 15, 2001 at 8:44 am, Galaxy Master wrote:
>It takes approx. 3 seconds for your modem to dial a phone number -everything that
>happens after that is out of your control - data transfer and logon procedures and
>all that.
>
>Do you really think that forcing you modem to dial your ISP's phone number in 1.5
>seconds instead of 3 seconds is getting you anywhere in life ??
>
>All it does is increase your chances of getting a misdial , especially if you are
>on an older phone network...
>
>Sit back and relax guys ,this isn't a race.......
>(or get cable or DSL)
>
>
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re: Tip about 'Speed Up Dial-Up Networking Initialization'
Monday, August 19, 2002 at 5:10 am
Posted by Parvez
(2 messages posted)
On Friday, December 14, 2001 at 2:19 pm, Chris Laing wrote:
>I have a tip about Speed
>Up Dial-Up Networking Initialization: When using a modem to connect to the
>internet, it's possible to speed it's dialing time by adding an extra value that
>is generic to all modems. Under Advanced Properties/Extra Features type "S11=20"
>Adjust this if too fast to "S11=35" You will need to be able to hear your modem
dialing
>to fully appreciate this string.
>
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re: Tip about 'Speed Up Dial-Up Networking Initialization'
Wednesday, January 8, 2003 at 7:12 am
Posted by kylie
(1 messages posted)
where is this advanced properites/extra features?
On Friday, December 14, 2001 at 2:19 pm, Chris Laing wrote:
>I have a tip about Speed
>Up Dial-Up Networking Initialization: When using a modem to connect to the
>internet, it's possible to speed it's dialing time by adding an extra value that
>is generic to all modems. Under Advanced Properties/Extra Features type "S11=20"
>Adjust this if too fast to "S11=35" You will need to be able to hear your modem
dialing
>to fully appreciate this string.
>
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re: Tip about 'Speed Up Dial-Up Networking Initialization'
Tuesday, January 14, 2003 at 2:33 am
Posted by Chris Laing
(1 messages posted)
This feature can be reached by clicking on your modem within your control panel.
Highlight the modem you want to use and click Properties, then choosing the Connection
tab will show you a window that contains Advanced.
Add "S11=25" within the Extra Settings box. (or whatever speed suites you 8-)
On Wednesday, January 8, 2003 at 7:12 am, kylie wrote:
>
>where is this advanced properites/extra features?
>
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