Help: Megahertz XJ1336 upgrade

Jay

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Apr 4, 2001, 2:06:50 AM4/4/01

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OK, many have tried to help, I've managed to upgrade to V.90 I believe, but
cannot find the download to upgrade to 56k. Please, if possible, give me a
direct link to a downloadable upgrade to 56k for the 33.6k XJ1336. I can find
both 3com and USR but no help.

Jay
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Jay

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Apr 4, 2001, 12:09:12 PM4/4/01

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>If Win9x, run the
>diags from Control Panel/Modems. One line returned should tell you if it is
>now both X2 and V.90 capable.

Well. ,heres some of the lines...

ATI3 TB201, V.90 Modem
ATI5 LAST DIALED #:
ATI5 V.90 Modem NVRAM Settings..
ATI5 Baud=57600 Parity=N Worldlen=8
ATI7 Product ID: CCXJ1560
ATI7 Options V32bis,V.34+, x2,V.90

of course thats just a few. One line also says baud=9600. Does the product ID
change with the upgrade? This modem should be faster than my Vaio 505
internal???

Mike reverse the letters S.

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Apr 4, 2001, 1:28:01 PM4/4/01

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In article <20010404120912...@ng-mj1.aol.com>,

Jay <jetra...@aol.comyourbra> wrote:
>
>ATI3 TB201, V.90 Modem
>ATI5 LAST DIALED #:
>ATI5 V.90 Modem NVRAM Settings..
>ATI5 Baud=57600 Parity=N Worldlen=8
>ATI7 Product ID: CCXJ1560
>ATI7 Options V32bis,V.34+, x2,V.90
>
>of course thats just a few. One line also says baud=9600. Does the product ID
>change with the upgrade? This modem should be faster than my Vaio 505
>internal???

These result strings say that you have successfully upgraded the modem to
all it is capable of.

The CC/XJ1560 models are like the CC/XJ1336 models, but with 56K protocols
added. So the product ID changes (but not the tuples in the card header).
So this is normal behavior.

Bruce Markowitz

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Apr 4, 2001, 6:52:55 PM4/4/01

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V90 is 56K

Terry Brown

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Apr 4, 2001, 9:47:19 PM4/4/01

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I have the XJ4336. Are there updates/upgrades for it too? I have had
trouble finding much on the 3Com site on it.
Terry
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Jay

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Apr 4, 2001, 11:38:25 PM4/4/01

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>These result strings say that you have successfully upgraded the modem to
>all it is capable of.
>

Allright then. Again, thank you for the help. I'll test and see if I get
better results from this than my internal.

Terry Brown

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Apr 5, 2001, 10:08:12 PM4/5/01

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Thanks, Peder, looks like I'm stuck at 33.6 max with the 4336. Maybe I'll
get lucky and pick one of the others up.
Terry
Peder <x@x.x> wrote in message
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> http://www.mhz.com/support/software.cfm?model=XJ4336
>
> but it doesn't look like it's 56k upgradeable, at least for free.
>
> A cheap way to go is to get an XJ1336 from Ebay (there's one out there for
$27
> right now) and upgrade it for free.
>
> In article <H8Qy6.9066$rk4.7...@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
"Terry

> --
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* * Chas

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Apr 8, 2001, 4:47:47 PM4/8/01

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You have V90 which is 56k. You may have a problem getting your system to
recognize the modem as a 56k however. I had to hack the 3Com .INF file for
the XJ1560 to get my XJ1336 to work at 56k. It works great now. E-mail me
and I'll send you the file.
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