Date: Mon,  3 Dec 90 09:04:46 EST
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Subject: Suns-at-Home Digest V3 #35
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Suns-at-Home Digest         Mon,  3 Dec 90       Volume 3 : Issue  35 

Today's Topics:
                            Modem question

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Date: Sun, 2 Dec 90 20:38:19 PST
From: teamnet!gpitcher@hp-sdd.sdd.hp.com (Glenn Pitcher)
Subject: Modem question
To: hp-sdd!orchestra.ecn.purdue.edu!suns-at-home

I currently have a 386i w/ a 2400 baud modem that I use to get mail once a 
day.  The problem is, I only have one line and after each time I call, the
auto answer is kept high after the call.  I would like to set the modem up
so after each UUCP call, the AA is not on.  Does anyone know how to do this
on a Hayes compatable modem??  Additionaly, I would like to set up a getty 
two or so times a day incase I need to dial in from work.

Secondly, it seems that my system also has an appitite (sp) for $1.65 keyboard
fuses.  It gets hungy everyother time I power the system on.  I think that it
is probably the power supply but why just the keyboard fuse?  Has this happened
to anyone else (386i/150)?

Glenn Pitcher
hp-sdd!teamnet!gpitcher

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