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From: lord_zar@ucrmath.ucr.edu (wayne wallace)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: REQUEST: 9600 Baud modem -- Explanation of various modes.
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Date: 18 Nov 90 04:53:30 GMT
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Hello there.
I'm struggling along on 2400 baud (GVC, not GVP, Super Modem 2400) and
have been considering a modem upgrade.

I saw a recent reply to some article in alt.bbs mentioning such modes
of operation for a 9.6K modem as v.22, v.24, v.30, v.44, etc.

I need either:

A nice summary of the various Amiga/IBM(bleah!) (yes I know they work the
same despite different brands of computers) compatible modems (I do have
my RS-232C cable) which can operate at 9.6K and what all the v.## means.

Or:

Whatever the latest FAQ is here. I didn't see one in the 100 articles not
yet expired here.

Email quite preferred. If other people are interested in knowing such things,
I'll post a summary, otherwise, I do thank you for your help.

And yes, my modem prog can handle 9.6K.

Anyways, Pax,

Wayne.