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From: caulkins@cdp.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: CCITT Standards
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Date: 8 Jan 90 18:53:00 GMT
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Here are the modem-level CCITT V numbers that I know:

V.22  1200/600 bps FDX
V.23  1200/600 bps HDX
V.26  2400 bps 4W
V.26 bis  2400/1200 bps HDX
V.26 ter  2400/1200 bps FDX
V.27  4800 bps 4W
V.27 bis  4800/2400 bps 4W
V.27 ter  4800/2400 bps FDX
V.29  9600 bps 4W
V.32  9600/4800 bps FDX
V.33  14.4 kbps
V.35  48 kbps 4W
V.36  48 kbps 4W
V.37  72 kbps 4W

These were taken from a wall chart showing a great many X., V.,
and other standards mapped against the 7 ISO layers; the chart
shows the rather tangled interrelated nature of the standards.
It is from:

Retix
2644 30th St
Santa Monica, CA 90405-3009
(213)399-2200

Also check your local University technical library; I am fortunate
in being close to Stanford, which has most of the CCITT standards.
If all else fails you can go direct to the sources:

International Organization for Standardization

and

International Telecommunications Union

both in Geneva, Switzerland.

Unfortunately this takes time and the books are quite expensive.

Dave C