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How to Disable the 56k Capability on a Modem

• Enter the correct modem string into your CiNet Dial-Up connection.
• Double click on the "My Computer" icon.
• Double click on the "Dial-Up Networking" icon.
• Right mouse button click on the "CiNet" icon and select "Properties".
• Under the "General" tab click on the "Configure" button.
• Click on the "Connection" tab, and then click on the "Advanced" button.
• Enter the string in the "Extra Settings" field.

US Robotics Sportster (x2 on/V.90 off):	ATS32=66
US Robotics Sportster (x2 off/V.90 on):	ATS32=34
US Robotics Sportster (x2 off/V.90 off):	ATS32=98
US Robotics Sportster (x2 on/V.90 on):	ATS32=2
US Robotics Courier (x2 on/V.90 off):	ATS58=32
US Robotics Courier (x2 off/V.90 on):	ATS58=1
US Robotics Courier (x2 off/V.90 off):	ATS58=33
US Robotics Courier (x2 on/V.90 off):	ATS58=0

*Non US Robotics Modems will generally respond to US Robotics Sportster Commands.

Rockwell based chipset (V.34 (28.8/33.6) enabled/K56Flex, and V.90 disabled):	+MS=11,1
Supra Max K56Flex, V.90 enabled modem (V.90 disabled):	&FW2+MS=K56,0
Rockwell HFC chipset (V.34 (28.8/33.6) enabled/K56Flex, and V.90 disabled):	+MS=V34
Lucent Technologies chipset (V.90 disabled):	-V90=0
Venus chipset (V.90 disabled (K56Flex modems only)):	S109=0

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