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- From: jsm@fc.hp.com
- (John Marvin)
- Subject: Re: V32 FAST
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- Date: Thu, 7 Jan 1993 08:47:51 GMT
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- antonio vasconcelos (vasco@bvl.pt) wrote:
- : tnixon@hayes.com writes:
- : :
- : : V.32 was approved in 1984. V.32bis was approved in 1991. There's
- : : no such thing as "V.32 FAST". If you mean "V.fast", this is the
- : : interim, working title of a standard for a duplex modem operating at
- : : up to 28,800 bit/s. It will probably be 1994 before it is adopted.
- :
- : Yes, my mistake, I want to say v.fast.
- :
- : We have tested a pair of CODEX v.fast a few weeks ago between 2 sites
- : about 400 Km away over a standard dial line and got the full 28,800.
- : And here in Portugal we have REALLY NOYSI lines, not bad for Codex, hum ?.
-
- Are you sure? I thought that the CODEX modems top rate was ~24000 bps.
- In fact, I thought that until about a two months ago, no company had actually
- been able to demonstrate 28,800, even with prototype hardware (I believe
- AT&T Paradyne can now do this, but it is not a product yet).
-
- John Marvin
- jsm@fc.hp.com
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