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Subject: Re: MacTerminal Answerback message
Message-ID: <2188@uw-beaver>
Date: Sun, 11-Nov-84 03:00:22 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov 11 03:00:22 1984
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From: Charles Carvalho <CHARLES@ACC>
The problem is that Unix is expecting 8 data bits (or seven plus parity)
between the start and stop bits; the Macintosh is sending 7 data bits but
no parity bit between the start and stop bits.  Assuming no idle time
between characters, the resulting shift causes "<esc>[?1;2c" to be seen as
"<esc>[E;V" (possibly followed by "t").  The solution is to tel MacTerminal
to send either 8 bits, no parity, or 7 bits, space parity.
						/Charles
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