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In article <BuFF5t.JnH@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> jeffo@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu writes:
>andrew@cubetech.com (Andrew Loewenstern) writes:
>>The DSP can function as a serial port that can go up to something like
>>138kbps.  Yrrid sells an LKS called TTYDSP that makes the DSP into a
>>third serial port (DISCLAIMER: I was a beta-tester for TTYDSP) that
>>will go up to 138k.
>
>I've heard about this product and it sounds like the only problem that
>could come up is if I want to use the DSP for something else.  Also, if
>I'm playing music that uses the DSP and this is attached and active,
>could there be problems?  I heard that 3.0 will be able to combine sounds
>from different applications, and to me this sounds like a job the DSP
>would end up doing.  Is that so?
>
>>I think you best bets would be a NeXTbus card with a serial interface,
>>a SCSI<->serial interface of some kind, or an ethernet<->serial
>>interface (do any terminal servers do 250kbps?).
>
>The only serial add-on I know of is an 8-port thing from UNINET (I think
>that's how that is spelled), but I just need one high-speed port.  Any
>suggestions?
>
>Thanks for the information.
>-- 
>-- Jeff (jeffo@uiuc.edu)
>-- No NeXTmail please

In the last "UNIX review" magazine (October, p.59) the "Central Data" advertizes
scsiTerminal Servers. They write about solutions for Sun(s), HP(s), IBM RISC,
386/486 systems, but may be they can prepare something for the NeXT as well ?
Telephone:  800/482-0315

PS.
The baud rates are up to 57.6K, prices reasonable. They will be at the
Unix Expo, booth 120.

	-Z.