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Subject: Re:  Using /t1 on CoCo
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Date: Mon, 16-Jan-84 12:25:09 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan 16 12:25:09 1984
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From:      "H. Bruce Wallace" <brucew@brl>

	I have noticed the same thing with my home brew emulation of an
HP2647a.  I first thought the baud rate clock in my home brew was at
fault and I was about to measure its clock frequency.  Since you have the
problem also, perhaps I should measure the output frequency of the port.
It does get worse as the baud rate increases.

I am currently decoding the RS232 device driver to see if there exists a
bug somewhere.  Wasn't there talk on the net sometime that OS9 was delayed
because of a problem with /t1?.

Will keep you posted.