[Coco] What do people want?

[Allen Huffman]

> On Dec 12, 2014, at 10:32 PM, Aaron Wolfe <aawolfe at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> I believe the rs232 pak can be pushed to 38,400bps at least in some cases,
> but that's still quite a bit slower than we run the bitbanger at (up to
> 230,000bps).  Also, within that channel we support up to 15 terminals and
> 15 remote windows (multiplexed with simple traffic shaping).  I think that
> kind of thing would be quite limited if speed was reduced to 38.4k.
> Probably tolerable for use as a file source for DECB though.. Most basic
> programs are quite small.

Someone will have to track this down, but I believe it was Roger Taylor who discovered the RS232 pak was capable of much higher speeds by giving it some undocumented setting. I do not know if I read this on coco3.com <http://coco3.com/>’s message forum or in this list, years ago. It was around the time of his bluetooth pak and such.

Anyone recall?

		— A