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From: Bryan Urakawa
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 07:36

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Maybe someone can help me with this...

	My modem (an internal twincom 96/42i) tells me to lock the com port 
at 38400, which I do and have been doing for the last year.  During this
time, I have had no problems with file transfers, up until lately.  
Lately, I have had numerous errors in transferring files and in drawing
the screen in general.  The screen problems have pretty much always been
around though.  The screen problem is that I get only part of what is 
supposed to be there, such as part of an ansi-type code, and there is
some garbage on the screen.  The modem manual says:  it is a V.32 9600 bps
internal data modem.  It employs an asynchronous PARALLEL interface and 
emulates a 16C450 UART to the host computer.  The problem does get a little
bit better if I lower the port speed to 19200.  I have used more than one
comm program with this also (i.e., Procomm+, Telix).  Help me please, the
warranty runs out at the end of January.

Bryan

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