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From: wieland@ea.ecn.purdue.edu (Jeffrey J Wieland)
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
Subject: Re: Reply to question about fast terminal for Kaypro 2
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Date: 20 Jun 91 14:43:03 GMT
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In article <9151911@ub.cc.umich.edu> Steve_Graham@UB.CC.UMICH.EDU writes:
>... FASTTERM works
>at 2400 (nothing else does) which is as high speed as I have been able to try.

I have tried it at 19,200 bps, attached to the contty port of one of
our AT&T 3B2's.  It worked fine, as did MITE.  I also tried out David
Goodenough's UUCP for CP/M at 9600 bps -- it also worked in fine in
both directions.  I may have tried it 19,200 bps; if I did it worked OK:
I'd remember if it didn't.  By the way, I have a Kaypro 2X, so it has the
slow video.  The '83 series II's and IV's are supposed to be able to run
at least 1200 baud without using interrupts for the serial port.

Does anyone know if Mycroft still exists?  They also used to sell COMPAT,
a sort of UNIFORM clone.  I still use MITE all the time.
--
			    Jeff Wieland
			wieland@ecn.purdue.edu