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From: garey@UT-NGP.ARPA (riggs, austen)
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Subject: kaypro high baud
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Date: Wed, 8-May-85 20:06:41 EDT
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Someone was complaining that the kaypro doesn't work well emulating
a terminal at high baud rates.  Someone else replied that it was possible
but you had to write your own emulation program to get it to work.

Microcornucopia magazine (P.O. Box 223, Bend, Ore. 97709 503-382-8048)
has a public domain version on one of their user disks (disk k23).
This is interrupt driven.  A friend of mine has used it so he could
use his kaypro as terminal to a surplus S-100 machine he picked up
cheap.