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From: dcall@dadla.UUCP (Dale Call)
Newsgroups: net.micro.apple
Subject: 1200 baud vt52 or vt100 emulation
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Date: Fri, 18-Oct-85 12:17:36 EDT
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I have an Apple IIe with an Apple Super Serial Card and a USR Auto Dial 212A
modem, running Apple Access II in terminal emulation mode (80 column mode).
I am logging on to a VAX running 4.2BSD, trying to run vi.  The Apple is
losing characters frequently, giving me fits trying to remotely edit a file.
The Apple blows its mind whether I am in vt52 or vt100 emulation modes.

Questions: 
	    Does anyone know how to get an Apple IIe to talk at 1200 baud like
	    a vt100 or vt52 (or other standard terminal emulation)?

	    Does anyone know of a modem card that has firmware to run at 1200
	    baud (80 col) that I could use with Ascii Express or some other
	    program (might speed it up)?

	    Would using a regular 80 col. card (like a Smarterm II) fix the
	    problem (and does it still allow use of a RAM card in the AUX
	    slot?).

I know there have been discussions of this problem on the net before, but I
don't recall ever seeing a working solution to the problem posted.  I have
heard that in 40 col. mode, Ascii Express will work at 1200 baud, but I really
need that 80 col. display, and reasonable terminal emulation for vi.

Please email replies to the me and I will summarize responses to the net.

Dale Call
tektronix!dadla!dcall