Date: Mon, 03 Jul 2000 00:08:77 -600
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Zoomier ZOOM Zoomer [was: Timeout Expired]
On 2000-07-03 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>OK, that means that the Zoom is a V.32 (which is 9600). I recall
>the V.32 Zoom. I think they also made a V.32 Zoom that could
>connect at 12000 bps, which is one of the fallback rates for V.
>32bis. They made that model in between when they first introduced
>V.32 and when they brought out their V.32bis model. I think they
>called it a "Turbo."
Well, after testing the ZOOM, it will run at the usual notches between
300 and 9600 bps -- but remember: the front of this ZOOM has "V.42bis".
If this modem supports V.42bis, then it should normally support V.32,
right?
>OK, I wasn't sure exactly when they started making the Sportster
>line, whether is was that early or later. You didn't say whether
>the Sportster was HST or V.32.
It has B0 and B1 and supports V.32.
>>So it looks like the ZOOM is probably early 1990s.
>That sounds about right.
Yes.
Jerry >>>> ZOOM 9600 bps V.42bis | IBM PC/XT & PC Color Display <<<<
>>>>> PC DOS 3.3 & WordStar 3.30p | 20 MB HDD & 360K FDD <<<<<
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