>Help!
> I have gotten hsmoda6 from Umich and have problems setting it up
>in my TT (4+4) and/or on my 1040STf (16 MHz,4MB) to do anything higher than
>19.2. Both computers are not modified in the modem hdwe.
Forget it. HSmodem totally screws up with a TT. Whatever port you're
using, it doesn't matter.
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Annius Groenink (a...@cwi.nl) wrote:
: bd...@po.CWRU.Edu (Boris D. Cahan) writes:
: >Help!
: > I have gotten hsmoda6 from Umich and have problems setting it up
: >in my TT (4+4) and/or on my 1040STf (16 MHz,4MB) to do anything higher than
: >19.2. Both computers are not modified in the modem hdwe.
What serial port do you use? There should be no problems with Modem 2 or
Serial 2.
On Serial 2 the maximum speed without hardware modifications should be
115200 bps, modem 2 should do with 76800 maximum speed. Some modems do not
support the speeds higher than 38400 at modem 2. But at least 38400
should be possible.
I tried both ports and both work!
What terminal software do you use?
: Forget it. HSmodem totally screws up with a TT. Whatever port you're
: using, it doesn't matter.
I don`t know about your experiences, but it works fine with my TT. If
your Modem 2-port is modified to do speed rates same as Serial 2, you
even need HSMODA06 to make your system supporting these changes.
high speed rates of the SCC-ports
Modem 2: 38400/76800
Modem 2 modified: 38400/57600/115200
Serial 2: 38400/57600/115200
Bye,
Kerstin
Perhaps If I may be so bold as to suggest that you were using either incorrect
configs or using a program that did not agree with using othere than modem1
( I have seen this problem with amoungst others STFAX) . It is fixable though
using options in scc.prg in v6 M1EMU=y)
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a> bd...@po.CWRU.Edu (Boris D. Cahan) writes:
>> I have gotten hsmoda6 from Umich and have problems setting it up in my
>> TT (4+4) and/or on my 1040STf (16 MHz,4MB) to do anything higher than
>> 19.2. Both computers are not modified in the modem hdwe.
a>
a> Forget it. HSmodem totally screws up with a TT. Whatever port you're
a> using, it doesn't matter.
Surely not. I know several people who use HSModem with a TT very
successfully. In fact I was shown how to set it up by someone who
Was this some much older version than HSMODA06? I've used it successfully on
modem 2 (MSTe) since HSMODA04.
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>: Forget it. HSmodem totally screws up with a TT. Whatever port you're
>: using, it doesn't matter.
>
>I don`t know about your experiences, but it works fine with my TT. If
On my on too.
>your Modem 2-port is modified to do speed rates same as Serial 2, you
>even need HSMODA06 to make your system supporting these changes.
>
>high speed rates of the SCC-ports
>Modem 2: 38400/76800
>Modem 2 modified: 38400/57600/115200
>Serial 2: 38400/57600/115200
This is not right. The TT allows 230400 on serial 2.
SOS
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