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WHY DIAL-UP MODEM CONNECTION OVER MD110 IS SLOWER
- Thread starter bns1
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MD110 is correct.
A 56K modem can only connect at speeds in excess of 33.6 if one of the two "modems" is digitally attached. If you have more than one analog to digital (a/d) conversion, there is too much error to support the V.9x rates.
If you have access to ISDN at one of the two sites, you can emulate a modem with a terminal adapter and acheive the higher rates.
A 56K modem can only connect at speeds in excess of 33.6 if one of the two "modems" is digitally attached. If you have more than one analog to digital (a/d) conversion, there is too much error to support the V.9x rates.
If you have access to ISDN at one of the two sites, you can emulate a modem with a terminal adapter and acheive the higher rates.
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