| ??? 02/10/05 09:31 Read: times |
#87071 - All true Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Jan Waclawek said:
While DCE-DCE (modem-to-modem) speed is max.33600 bps (using V.34), thanks to compression (V42) the DTE-DCE (mcu/PC-to-modem) peak rate may be substantially higher. True - provided the modem supports it. I think almost any standalone modem would support it (probably also other compression schemes), but not sure sure about embedded modems or "bare" chipsets. Also, the achivieable compression depends upon the nature of the data being transferred. It is not necessary to use a slow modem True - I was being simplistic. It's the modulation scheme that counts (V.whatever), rather than the specific modem model! But, again, it is possible to buy embedded modem modules/chips that "only" go up to V.22 - these could be considered as "slow" modems! |
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All true | 01/01/70 00:00 |