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From: carlson@gateway.mitre.org (Bruce Carlson)
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Subject: Re: Procomm in vt-100 mode
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Date: 11 Apr 89 13:47:36 GMT
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In article <41861@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu> Malcolm Thomas <thomas-m@cis.ohio-state.edu> writes:
>In article <22669@agate.BERKELEY.EDU> wainscot@jell-o.UUCP (Brian Wainscott) writes:
>I have had NO problems with Procomm at 2400.  Actually its the only rate I use.
>Downloading binaries form my UNIX account to my AT clone (16Mhz Gateway2000--if
>the speed makes a difference) has produced no problems.  I use kermit, xmodem
>batch (isn't that modem7?) without problems. 
>I would suspect your modem.  Maybe it doesn't work well at > 1200b.  That's 
>just a maybe though.
>thomas-m@cis.ohio-state.edu	| "Start of witty saying...


I have used Procomm and its Kermit at 9600 baud through a CO LAN connection
into a VAX and at 19200 baud through a BIU into a Sun 3/60 workstation.
As long as the file type and parity are set correctly on
both ends it works very well.  We used 7-E-1 in both applications; 
the 9600 baud connection was a Zenith Z-248; the 19200 baud was
an IBM PS-2 Model 60.  There was no modem in either case, although
the CO LAN used a Data/Voice Multiplexer, which I think works about
the same as a modem when it sends data.


Bruce Carlson