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From: jjw7384@ultb.isc.rit.edu (J.J. Wasilko)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: Synchronous 9600baud modem query
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Date: 15 Dec 89 17:47:57 GMT
References: <1989Dec14.193100.6672@oxtrap.aa.ox.com>
Reply-To: jjw7384@ultb.isc.rit.edu (J.J. Wasilko)
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In article <1989Dec14.193100.6672@oxtrap.aa.ox.com> osm@oxtrap.aa.ox.com (Owen Scott Medd) writes:
>[ What follows is sort of a desperate plea... ]
>
>Our local office is moving tomorrow.  Having just found out that MCI can't
>deliver our leased line to our central computer location, we're looking
>for synchronous modems we can use between two Proteon routers.  It would be
>nice if it could be reused as a regular old modem after the crisis.  A
>Telebit T2500 seems like a reasonable thing, but I've heard that synchronous
>mode isn't yet supported.

Microcom's AC/9624 supports syncronous communication using V.27, V.29,
V.22 bis and V.22 standard at speeds of 1200, 2400, 4800, 7200 and
9600 baud..

It supports dial-up and leased lines (2 wire or 4 wire).

I've never used my AX/9624c in syncrouous mode, but I do run it in MNP
async (which, from what I understand, is sync anyway).



Jeff