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From: chrisn@.VOXEL.WV.TEK.COM (Christopher Nawrocki)
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Subject: Re: PROCOMM/KERMIT talk to ASCII TTY/TDD???
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Date: 13 Dec 90 13:29:13 GMT
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In my working with TDDs and PC I have figured out the following.
Most good TDDs support an ASCII mode (7 bit, mark or space parity,
1 stop) that about half of the PC based communications packages
will talk to.  It is easiest if the TDD dials into the PC and not
vise versa.  It just seems to work better.  As to the file
transfer, the only way to get KERMIT to run is to have it on both
units and I have yet to hear of any uploadable software for a TDD.
Therefore, good luck....