Author: Ratko V Tomic
Date: 04:35:41 10/05/99
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> The problem is not the baud-rate, the problem is that the slow-down > isn't reproducible. In most cases there is no problem (slow-down) at all. On his machine it seems that the problem repeats itself. The varying of baud rate test (with monitoring of nps) was meant to eliminate some possible causes (which could appear sporadic). Other system and auto232 settings ought to be varied as well. For finding the causes of problems there is nothing better than finding a system which reproduces the problem reliably. I am also curious whether there is somewhere an interface spec for DOS program and the auto232 DOS driver. The file auto232p.zip (from gambitsoft) has only windows protocol). You mentioned in one note here that Rebel communicates with that DOS driver. I have not been able to find (on the web) the spec for that communication, but with that spec (and the one for Windows), I could probably write (in few hours with the TSR production tools I have) a small, reliable and non-intrusive DOS device driver which would allow two auto232 compliant programs (on DOS or windows) to play using that protocol.
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