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JdBP>> If they cannot handle values up to 38400, they are not following
JdBP>> the text of FTS 0005 version 3, which also states:
JdBP>>
JdBP>> Field 7: Baud rate
JdBP>>
JdBP>> This field contains one of the values: 300, 1200, 2400, 9600,
JdBP>> 19200, or 38400.
NH> The current technical standard for the distribution nodelist is
NH> FTS-5000, not FTS-0005.
The wording in FTS-5000 is pretty much the same, certainly as far as
supporting the value 38400 is concerned:
Field 7 - Baud rate
This field contains the maximum baud rate supported by the node.
(eg: 9600, 14400, 38400, etc)
Of course, strictly speaking both technical standards are wrong. The
numbers they give as examples clearly indicate that it is actually a BPS
rate not a Baud rate.
¯ JdeBP ®
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