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From: s872007@otto.bf.rmit.oz.au (David Burren [Athos])
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: 2400/MNP5 + CONNECT = 2400 baud?????
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Date: 13 Nov 90 00:51:46 GMT
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In <817@bacchus.esa.oz> david@bacchus.esa.oz (David Burren) writes:

>What I would like to see is a mode where (for example) the modem detects
>2400 bps / MNP4, and talks to the host computer at 4800 bps.
>If 300 bps (poor sods) with no protocol was used, it would talk to the
>host at 600 bps.
         ^^^
	 Make that 300.  I wrote that at the end of a long day..

>That is, don't have the host<->modem interface fixed, but let the link
>take advantage of the protocol's extra throughput.

- David B.