Re: And we thought the text part of the Starr Report would be bad

["Roger Fajman" <RAF () CU NIH GOV>]

> > >     For modem to modem communications, start and stop bits were used
> > >     up through 2400 baud when one bit = one tone.  The method of one
> > >     bit = one tone was dropped for other forms of encoding when modems
> > >     started supporting connection speeds in excess of 2400 baud.
> >
> > I assume you mean 2400 bps modems, i.e., v.22bis?  Admittedly, it's been a
> > while since I used one, but my recollection is that 2400 bps modems operate
> > at 600 baud, with 4 bits/baud using QAM.
>
> This matches my recollection.  I think it was 1200 bps that was the
> last 1 bit per baud modem.
>
> Cheers,
> -- jra

Yes and no.  The Bell 202 was 1200 bps, one bit per baud, half duplex
on a switched line.  The Bell 212 was 1200 bps, 600 baud, 2 bits per
baud, full duplex.  So was the Vadic 3400, which preceded the 212.