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In article <1992Sep2.172450.10844@ntg.com> dplatt@ntg.com (Dave Platt) writes:
>I have noticed that the WorldBlazer command-parser seems to have trouble
>if you blast dialing commands at it at a high serial-port speed.  Last
>night, I tried using Taylor uucp (1.03) to dial out using our
>WorldBlazer with the serial-port speed set to 38400 (and the WorldBlazer
>configuration set to use that speed, only).  The first few bytes of the
>dial-and-configuration command went out OK, as each one is followed by a
>pause to allow the modem to autobaud (not necessary in this case).

Don't take this as a flame, but
why are you using autobaud?  Just lock the DTE speed and be done with it.
That might solve your problem.  You could also break the dialing command into
pieces.    I use about a 60-80 char string for some dialing and don't
have a problem.  This is at 19200 though.  But, I would assume the input
buffer is the same size.
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