Mark, at 14:33 on Oct 31 1996, you wrote to Bill Grimsley...

MG> Max speed for HST is 16.8k. Max speed for V.32terbo is 
MG> 19200, but with ASL, USRs will run at 21600.

BG> Have a quote from the Courier manual...

BG> HST       16.8K/14.4K/12K/9600/7200/4800 bps (Dual Standard 
BG>           modems in HST mode with ASL up to 21.6K bps)

BG> Sure looks like it says 21k6 to me.  :)

MG> Would have been nice if you had have said which page number 
MG> that was on... I finally found it on page 1-6. 

Sorry, that was a direct import from the Courier's on-line text manual,
which doesn't give page numbers for the equivalent hard copy.

MG> Yes, you are correct, that is what the manual says, but I think that this 
MG> must be a typo... 

Dunno, but the same description has appeared in all Courier manuals for the
last 2 years, and were it a typo, one would have expected it to have been
corrected (or at least queried) by now.  It certainly appears ambiguous.

MG> Have you EVER heard of a 21.6k HST connect actually happening? 

No, but by the same token, I never used HST with my Courier V.E (and my
other 1988 Courier HST is only capable of link rates up to 9600bps).

MG> If you have a look on page K-1 (Technical Specifications), you will a 
MG> similar list to that on page 1-6.  No mention of 21k6 with HST there...

Indeed.  Might be worth clarifying this point in the USR echo...

Regards, Bill
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