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From: sschneider@pro-exchange.cts.com (The RainForest BBS)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: 9600 bps
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Date: 3 Mar 90 16:03:29 GMT
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In-Reply-To: message from dlyons@Apple.COM

Well.... if =ANYONE= has ever gotten a Hayes VSM9600 to talk to another Hayes
VSM9600 at 19.2K and NOT lose any chracters in the pure text mode under the
following conditions I'd certainly be interested in the specifics.

        A) 128K Apple //e at 1mhz (or at 4mhz - ZIP)

        B) Using ProTERM 2.1

        C) Apple-brand Super Serial Card (every switch setting possible)

           <current> SW-1  DDDDUUU      SW-2  UUDUUUD

A second question would be, does anyone, Apple or otherwise, make a faster
serial interface card; possible one with an on-board processor and/or buffer.
I tried speeding up the SSC slot but it won't work above 1 mhz. 

The problem seems to be Apple//e + SSC specific as IIgs owners run the Hayes
VSM9600 and proTERM through the serial port with no problems at 19.2K

Thanks in advance... and if you DO run this hardware configuration at 19.2K
PLEASE tell me if you are using a straight RS-232 cable (pin to pin), your
INIT string as well as your SSC settings.

Steve
A BBSing Junkie from wayback yonder....


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