Wave Rider's modems are fully K56 V90 compatible. We can therefore handle any modem speeds up to 56K although it is recommended that the minimum speed required for a good connection to the Internet is 14.4K.

If the modem is enabled, you will find the ATIX string where “X?in the ATI name denotes ATI3, for example, as the firmware version. The other method is to issue AT commands under a communication utility like HyperTerminal from the Accessories menu. In terminal mode, type the commands given below

Firmware is the software in the player. Manufactures update this from time to time to make their product more user friendly and add extra bits the customers have asked for.

Companies, including Zoom and 3Com, make excellent modems. If you are considering a new modem, don't get anything less than 56K. Harborside is fully compliant with the V.90 standard; make sure the modem you buy is at least upgradable to V.90.

We suggest people use an external modem (preferably Practical peripherals, Motorola, Hays or GVC) wherever possible. Because externals run off of the serial ports which have been integral part of pc architecture since the first pcs appeared on the scene.

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Although MovieTickets.com will work and display at almost any speed, the faster the connection, the better your site experience will be. We recommend a broadband connection to optimize your experience.

If you have the old Speedstream 3060 & 4060 CD sent before 2001 or downloaded the drivers from www.efficient.com , the absolute best way to uninstall drivers is to use the "setup clean" feature. On a failed or incomplete installation, it will often leave registry keys and some installation files on the computer.

The best strategy for keeping a good strong signal is to keep the splitters to a minimum. When that can't be done, then an amplifier is your best bet. But even when using an amplifier you need to be very aware of where your cable modem is installed - if you have one. Usually the cable company will install a splitter very close to where the cable comes into the home, and run one connection to the cable modem, and the other connection to the TVs in the rest of the house.

No, usually. High speeds do not necessarily make a better broadcast. Your goal should be to achieve the highest speed at which the modem operation will be stable. Since slower connect rates are more tolerant of errors, some judgement is required to hit the right spot. In fact, the Answer Guy is partial to speeds of 28.8 kb/s and lower, as all V.34+ modems seem to be more stable at those rates. In addition, at any speed 24.

Given the amount of graphical material posted to the Internet today, we consider 28.8 Kbps to be the slowest realistically acceptable modem speed. MLCNet fully supports the K56Flex standard for 56 Kbps service. We also support V.90. If you are purchasing a new modem specifically for use with MLCNet, please consider purchasing K56Flex. If you currently own (or choose to purchase) an X-2 modem, if the modem is V.90 enabled you will still be able to access MLCNet up to the rated speed of the modem.