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- From: ismael@Nyongwa.CAM.ORG (ismael cordeiro)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
- Subject: Re: life after 2400 for the C64?
- Message-ID: <C1Dp49.sq7@Nyongwa.CAM.ORG>
- Date: 24 Jan 93 22:00:08 GMT
- References: <23JAN199320183122@pavo.concordia.ca>
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- In article <23JAN199320183122@pavo.concordia.ca> d_luk@pavo.concordia.ca (LUK, DEREK) writes:
- >hi guys, i was wondering if the C64 can go beyond 2400. i've been using a
- >2400 for some time now, and I've had the original VIC1011a RS232C adaptor
- >with it too. i need to go something like 9600 or 14.4 now. someone said that
- >with a swiftlink interface he ran a 14.4 on his C128. even then, i have no
- >idea how to work anything above 2400 on the C64. i'm sure many of you guys
- >here have faster modems than 2400 anyways! so help me get out of the cold!
- >if anyone can tell me if making the C64 possible to work on hi speed modems,
- >or if it's only possible on the C128. Thanx.
-
- It's possible with the Swiftlink interface and Novaterm. You can go up to
- 38400 bps. Swiftlink is comercialized by
-
- Creative Micro Designs
- 15 Benton Drive
- PO BOX 646
- East Longmeadow, MA 01028
- Phones: 800-638-3263 (orders only)
- 413-525-0023 (questions/support)
- 413-525-0147 (FAX)
-
- Its price is $39.95 + $9.95 for the DB-9/DB-25 cable + s&h.
-
- Ismael
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