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Subject: Re: Request for help in adding terminals to XENIX
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Date: Sat, 31-Jan-87 03:43:23 EST
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>In article <1157@steinmetz.steinmetz.UUCP> davidsen@kbsvax.UUCP (william E Davidsen) writes:
>>I just wish wish Xenix supported 19.2kb...

It isn't Xenix that doesn't support 19.2kb, it's IBM, and probably all the
other PC-clones.  The chip can support about 100k, and I have seen it used
at that rate.  Unfortunately, the design did not call for those speeds, and
so the error rates may not be know for those speeds.  The applications I have 
seen have been for DOS, but I'm sure that if you wanted to, you could look into
the technical manual, and program the chip directly.


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