JP> I am trying Qmodem 4.6 TD. I own a Zoom 14.4 Modem with RPI.
  > This version says that it supports RPI, but when I enable it
  > in the installation, it flashes an error about not being able
  > to find the v42.drv file. I have other comm packages for Win
  > 3.1 that support RPI+ just fine. I just like the DOS text
  > screen for local BBS work. Does anybody know where I can get
  > this missing file? I downloaded a copy of this version of
  > Qmodem from the ZOOM bbs, and also from the Qmodem BBS, but
  > the problem is not solved. Any help would be greatly
  > appreciated.  Thanx....
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         Comments to: Gwen Barnes (gwen.barnes@mustang.com)

Are RPI (Rockwell Protocol Interface) drivers available for
Wildcat!  or Qmodem?
  Some modems rely on software support to enable high-speed
  operation and error correction. Without this software support,
  these modems only offer standard non-error-correcting transfers
  at 2400 bps.
  This type of software feature support is called "Rockwell
  Protocol Interface", and should not be confused with more
  standard modems that use the popular and very widely used
  Rockwell chip set.
  RPI is a cheap software-only solution that saves the
  manufacturer a few cents in production cost on each unit.
  Generally, you can only use the software that comes with an RPI
  modem if you want to use error correction, or connect at any
  speed higher than 2400 bps.
  QmodemPro for DOS supports RPI modems at 2400 bps only. Higher
  speeds are not supported.

Karl   karl.springer@tsbbs.com
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