🚀 go-pugleaf

This is a known problem. It was discussed a while ago, and i seem to
recall that thre was no general agreement on what should be done. I know
that ST-Talk installs its own interrupt routine (thats how it avoids
the garbage characters that the Mfp insists on spitting  out whenever
you do a Rsconf(), even after explicitly disabling the transmitter
in the Tsr(bit 0). The way i worked around this problem in xmdm, was to install
a large (32k ) buffer of my own using Iorec(). Since then the problem has
never re-appeared. I use xmdm at full 9600 baud almost all of the time.
Hope that helps.
bammi
PS: if you know how to stop the MFP from spitting those (3) characters, i would
lve to know. Currently, in xmdm, i send three ^H's following a rsconf to
get rid of them. Also, with the large rs232 buffer in place, i put flow control
completely off, and have never lost a character at 9600 baud.