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From: tony@jassys.UUCP (Tony Holden)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: T1000
Message-ID: <9@jassys.UUCP>
Date: 9 May 91 04:06:25 GMT
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root@zswamp.uucp (Geoffrey Welsh) writes:
> In a letter to All, Tony Holden (tony@jassys.UUCP ) wrote:
>  >1050cps!!  ACK!  I'm only getting ~870.  
>
>   Please remember that V.32 with MNP class 4 or LAP-M (V.42) enabled is *not* 
> operating on a fundamental speed of 9600 bps but rather, thanks to the 
> stripping of start & stop bits by the protocols, approaching an effective 
> speed of (9600/8=)1200 CPS (minus some protocol overhead, natch).

I'm setup right now as a straight v.32 modem.  No mnp or lap modes
enabled (at least that's what the manual sez).

Are you saying that by enabling mnp4 (not 5) will jump things up to
~1200cps?  Damm, were did I put that manual ;-)

For those others that have replied.  At this moment I have tried 2
different v.32 modems, Intel and Practical Perf's 9600.  Both are
getting the same rates.  I only have 2 sites that can talk v.32.  My
main feed, which has a TB2500, and work.  My work machine is a RS/6000.
UUCP on the 6000 is broke and I can only get 580cps out of it.

-- 
Tony Holden					live on the edge,
tony@jassys					  Bank in Texas