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From: map@LCS.MIT.EDU (Michael A. Patton)
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Subject: Modems with constant serial speed to terminal
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Date: 24 Feb 89 18:36:47 GMT
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I tried to send this reply to Mike Cherry directly, but his retrun
address "mgh-coffee!cherry@husc6.harvard.edu" doesn't work (husc6
doesn't know who mgh-coffee is).
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There are a lot of modems that will let you set them up this way.
Most modern (well-designed, last 5 years) modems have this feature.
The specific modems we use that do this are USRobotics Courier 9600HST
modems, I'm pretty sure the rest of the Courier line does it too.

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