On Thu, 8 May 1997 at 08:06:04, you wrote:
(ref: <3371896C.2921.5D069@localhost>)
>On 7 May 2001, at 21:24, Tony Firshman wrote:
>
>> You could try copy <filename> ser2 (or ser1) but at a slow baud rate to
>> avoid problems. When we first developed QL Terminal (in 1988) we found
>> 2400 was the maximum safe rate, and even then sometimes chrs were lost.
>> The main problem was input to QL.
>
> Doesn't SuperHermes also take care of that?
Well yes of course.
Hermes takes ser1/2 speed up to about 12000 bps and superHermes up to
19200. .... and of course ser3 sH port gives up to 57600. (all
throughputs).
...... but I suspect the original author has a basic (maybe unexpanded)
QL.
For QL <-> PC transfers, speed is usually not an issue.
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