(( On 09-24-1997, Trace Ward wrote to Dave Lyle: ))
TW>-=> Quoting Dave Lyle to Hans Mangold <=-
TW> DL> If he is directly editing the telix.cnf file, then 'baud=5760' is
TW> DL> correct.
TW> Thanks Dave, & Hans.  I guess this also means that any odd number between
TW> the accepted baud rate Hayes standards eg 241 instead of 240 or
TW> 963 instead of 960 would default to 2400 baud. likewise any
TW> figure over the upper limit of 11520 ( 115200 baud ).
I'm at work, and my copy of Telix/DOS is at home so I can't test this,
but...
I believe this is a 4 digit field.  Examples of appropriate settings
would be;
baud=2400
baud=9600
baud=1920
baud=3840
baud=5760
I suspect any invalid entries would be interpreted as 2400.  Can't
comment if 11520 or 1152 (115200) is valid.
Dave
davel@execpc.com
 * SLMR 2.1a * ..."Vegetarian":  Indian word for "lousy hunter".
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