| From: | Nicholaus Darley-Jones |
| Date: | 27 Jul 2001 at 11:30:31 |
| Subject: | Re: Different modem performances & AA23 |
Hello Neil
On 27-Jul-01, you wrote:
>> Is there any way of testing if the modem can handle this? What results
>> should I expect?
>
> Upload an archive file, something non--compressible to your ISP's FTP
> server (these are local so only the modem speed affects the transfer).
> Then upload a text file of similar size containing nothing but spaces.
>
> Compare the download times for the two files, the file of spaces should
> come down at 10KB/s, the limit of your serial connection.
Thanks for the advice. It is obvious that I am trying to get too much from
this modem. Here are my results...
text file: average of 10.5Kb/s with the '&K1' part of the init string on.
tried it once with MiamiDx's 'data compression' and got 24Kb/s
but only worked once :-(
Lha file: Reached about 5kb/s
I guess that is pretty much the limit of my modem and I wont be able to get
higher rates on a 56K modem.
Thanks for the advice.
Regards
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