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echo: hs_modems
to: CHRISTOPHER ARMSTRONG
from: RICK COLLINS
date: 1998-04-09 18:39:00
subject: Re: USR Courier Question

At 16:41/07/Apr, Christopher Armstrong (3:714/970) said:
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RP>> I was wondering if it is possible to have different connect speeds at
RP>> each end of the connection.
RP>> Eg.
RP>> My end    ->  28800
RP>> Other End -> 31200
RP>> It doesn't seem to make sense to me, however it may be possible.
RP>> I am using BNU as my fossil driver.
CA> With any modem of any kind you cannot have different connect speeds at 
each 
CA> end otherwise you couldn't transfer files properly.
Sorry, but you're mistaken.
V.34 permits asymetric receive and transmit speeds, and of the V.90 is 31,200 
upload and up to 56 K download.
Your "transmit" speed is the other end's "receive" speed and vice-versa.
Rick
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