Chuck Scott
On Mon, 23 Sep 1996, Howard Leadmon wrote:
> >
>
> > Enticing comment. I'm running a Bitsurfr Pro to a DigiBoard PC8i on
> > COM9 under Windows 95. I seem to remember that the Digi can go faster
> > than 115K. If not, I still have some Hayes boards which can do much
> > faster. What is it you know about the BSrfr being able to go faster than
> > 115K (or 128K sync)? I can't find anything about it in thier manuals.
> > (Funny, isn't it. Just the other day, I would have given up my last
> > piece of chocolate for a 33.6! :)
> >
> > Chuck
>
>
> Well this really doesn't have anything to do with Livingston, but since so
> many people use BSpro's to talk to the Livingston I will post the response
> publically. First, the BSpro can run up to 230.4Kbps for it's serial
> rate if you have a 16650 (or equivalent) board that can go this fast.
> To do this when connected to the BSpro at some speed from 115.2K or down
> all you need to do is issue the following command:
>
> AT@P2=230400&W
>
> This will set and lock the serial interface at 230.4K, but after this you
> will NOT be able to communicate with the BSpro untill you set your baud
> rate to 230.4K as the interface switches when you enter the command. At
> the 230.4K rate the unit will NOT AUTOBAUD so you must run at this speed.
>
>
> Last note to BSpro users, Motorola just released a new flash update for
> the BSpro (REV J), which corrects the MPPP problem when talking to a
> Livingston 5BRI board. So if you (or any of your users) are using a BSpro
> to talk to a Livingston, I strongly recommend you update. The new flash
> code is available on the Motorola ISG WWW page.
>
> Hope this is helpful to some...
>
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