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In article <229@obie.UUCP> wes@obie.UUCP (Barnacle Wes) writes:
>If you reprogram these bits with 00, it tells the chip not to divide the
>clock, giving you a clock of 500 Khz, which is adequate for a simple,
>small network (like AppleTalk).

Best to check that one out.  Most USART chips require the clock division to
be set to at least 4 when using the asynchronous mode of the chip.  You can 
set the clock division to 0 only if you set the chip to synchronous mode.

Brian Walker, University of Colorado at Boulder|| printf("Say please:] \n");
              walkerb@tramp.colorado.edu=======|| if (say_please(user))
{ncar,nbires,sunybcs}!boulder!tramp!walkerb====||     be_nice(random());