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From: jmg@cernvax.UUCP (jmg)
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Subject: V23 software for Commodore 64
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Date: Mon, 10-Jun-85 10:41:59 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jun 10 10:41:59 1985
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I know that it is possible to use a Commodore 64 with a V.23 (1200 baud receive,
75baud send) modem, because there are commercial videotex (Prestel) packages
available in England. Unfortunately, this is not one of the kernal RS232 speeds
normally available on the 64. So, to get a terminal emulator (probably Kermit)
working on a V23 1200/75 I need to hack.
Has anyone done this? Can anyone tell me what to hack?