Well, that depends... if you can do XON/XOFF handshaking and have a 'real' serial port you should be able to do 19,200bd without problems.
But Hterm is worth looking into anyway; not only can it use hardware handshaking, it can also go up to 38,400bd (or more) and can translate UTF & ANSII codes. Have FUN!! ----- Original Message ----- From: Kurt McCullum To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2019 3:07 PM Subject: Re: [M100] New Model T owner Welcome to the list Andrew. TELCOM will work as a dumb terminal. However, the small serial buffer in the Model-T will get overloaded at high baud rates. HTerm, which uses RTS/CTS flow control, can run at 19200. Kurt On Wed, Feb 20, 2019, at 11:47 AM, Andrew Kennedy wrote: Howdy everyone, I just wanted to say hello! I just purchased a 102 on eBay, and I'm trying to read up on things and get acquainted with the files on club100 and bitchin100 while I wait for it to arrive. My machine should be in good condition when I get it, but I wanted to open it up and check on the NiCd. Is there a way to tell if it's been replaced recently or not? A little about myself: I'm 27, if that makes me young for this crowd, and I live in Greensboro, NC. I built one of Glitch (of glitchwrks.com)'s 8085 SBCs at VCF East last year, so I'm interested in using another 8085 machine as my terminal for it. Am I correct in believing that TELCOM on the M102 should work as a dumb terminal "out of the box", with a 3-wire null modem cable in the RS-232 port? I'm going to have to wait a while before I can purchase a REX. Thanks for taking the time to read, I probably won't have much to contribute to the discussions on here but I am looking forward to reading them :) - Andrew
