Re: Apple II modem question: How can you go at 19200 when apple II isnt this fast?

[gkomatsu@Hawaii.Edu (Galen Tatsuo Komatsu)]

In article <5r40eg$m99$1@mentor.telis.org>, itsme  <quantum@telis.org> wrote:
>I don't think that an apple II can even think at 9600 bps.  (tell me if I 
>am wrong) >Maybe it can, but 19200?  (tell me if it can)
>Does a serial card do buffering so the apple can handle information coming 
>in at these speeds, or can it in fact process information or at least 
>store it when data is at this speed?

	I don't know eactly how much throughput I was getting with my
Supra 2400plus, but on my //e (1MHz) with the SSC set at 9600 and using
Z-Link set at 9600, I'd lose characters when sending large amounts of
text to the screen at one time.  Same thing with the same setup on my
GS in "fast" mode (and through the modem port)  *shrug*
	File transfers work fine, wether it be floppy or RAM disk.
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