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From: mtndew!friedl@uunet.uu.net (Stephen J. Friedl)
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Subject: Re: Data Access Lines
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Date: 1 Jun 90 14:26:50 GMT
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> If PEP is modulated only at 7.35 or 88.26 baud, it should be no
> difficulty for the local lines to carry it, unless shoving so many
> bits into so few bauds requires so many carrier pitches that local
> telco lines might not be reliably able to discriminate that fine.

PEP is modulated at 7.35 or 88.26 baud PER CARRIER, and to get the
baud for the whole signal one must multiple by the number of carriers
in use.  A PEP line is easily thousands of baud for a clean line, and
for phone line requirements, the 7.35 or 88.26 number is meaningless.


Stephen J. Friedl, KA8CMY / Software Consultant / Tustin, CA / 3B2-kind-of-guy
+1 714 544 6561  / friedl@mtndew.Tustin.CA.US  / {uunet,attmail}!mtndew!friedl