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Opinion about 2400 baud modems
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Keith Petersen
Sep 2, 1985, 4:14:00 PM9/2/85
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You should have no trouble with the US-Robotics COURIER 2400 baud
modem. It has adaptive equalization (fancy term for automatically
adjusting to your phone line's characteristics) and does not use the
Rockwell chip set that Racal-Vadic and D.C. Hayes have had so much
trouble with.
modem. It has adaptive equalization (fancy term for automatically
adjusting to your phone line's characteristics) and does not use the
Rockwell chip set that Racal-Vadic and D.C. Hayes have had so much
trouble with.
--Keith
David Duff
Sep 3, 1985, 12:20:39 PM9/3/85
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In article <11...@brl-tgr.ARPA> W8...@SIMTEL20.ARPA (Keith Petersen) writes:
>You should have no trouble with the US-Robotics COURIER 2400 baud
>modem.
>You should have no trouble with the US-Robotics COURIER 2400 baud
>modem.
Here's a question on the new 2400 baud modems:
Who can you talk to at 2400 baud? Will the modems attached to most
mainframes support this speed, or can you only talk to other new 2400
baud modems? Are people counting on 2400 becoming a new standard?
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