Path: utzoo!attcan!uunet!husc6!mailrus!ames!telebit!root From: root@telebit.UUCP (Super user) Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems Subject: Re: Courier HST/IX Summary: for the record, here's what it is Keywords: 30,000 bps, USR Message-ID: <356@telebit.UUCP> Date: 17 Nov 88 22:11:55 GMT References: <1414@nmtsun.nmt.edu> <1414@neoucom.UUCP> Organization: Telebit Corporation, Cupertine, CA Lines: 40 For the record: The HST/IX is the identical modem to the standard USR HST. In the IX form it is shipped with a host based software package known as Handshake Blazer, built by SST DATA Inc., Milwakee, Wis. Handshake Blazer operates a protocol that two years ago, I helped Mike Myers, V.P of Eng. at SST, design. The program was named Handshake Blazer because it was built for the Telebit TrailBlazer. It is an excellent program and continues to run very well with the modem it was built for. Functionally it is like a TERM, MLINK, or BLAST program. USR OEMs that software from SST DATA and bundles it with an HST and walla! the HST/IX. You must order (separate part number) the correct version for your operating environment. It is available on Fortune, 3B1/2, SCO Xenix, Interactive Unix, & Unisys 5000/30,50,60,90. It is not available for Sun, 3B5/15/20, AIX, Pyramid, DEC, HP, Altos, Apple, etc, etc. UUCP "g" is the only dial-up protocol generally distributed with all UNIX platforms. The program provides menu access to Unix's UUCP utility. It in no way assists the performance of UUCP. UUCP performance, executed via Handshake Blazer (HST/IX) will be identical to that with UUCP and a standard HST. For further information I encourage you to test it, talk to USR or contact the Telebit Corporation at telebit!modems. _ _ _ . ____ ` ) ) ) / /) )_ / / ) /) /) /) / / / * _ /_ __ _ // /( /--~ __ // // __ __ _ // / ' (_(_(__/ /_(_(_(<_(/_, / \ * _/___) (_(_(/_(/_(_(_) (_(_(/_, Michael Ballard Voice Phone: (415) 969-3800 Unix Program Manager FAX: (415) 969-8888 Telebit Corporation UUCP: {uunet,ames,sun,hoptoad}!telebit!mike