Term speed table

# 9 Term speed table

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Thanks to Bill McCarthy we now have a table with `term` speed information for different modems, `term` versions and connection conditions. Its purpose is to give new and experienced user some idea what other folks are using and the results they are getting.

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>                                LINUX TERM CHART 8/14/94

>     |___modem speed/make___|___line speed__|__avg cps__|__high__|__term ver_|
>     | 1)  USR SP 14.4      |   9600        |  950      |  963   | 1.1.7     |
>     | 2)  USR SP 14.4      |  14400        | 1376      |  n/a   | 1.18p06   |
>     | 3)  Zoom 2400        |   2400        |  220      |  230   | 1.19      |
>     | 4)  Boca V.32bis 14  |  57600        | 1400      |  n/a   | 1.01/09?  |
>     | 5)  Viva 14.4        |  14400        | 1300      |  n/a   | 1.16      |
>     | 6)  USR SP 14.4      |  14400+       | 1550      | 1680   | 1.19      |
>     | 7)  Intel 14.4 Fax   |  14400        | 1400      | 1650   | 2.0.4     |
>     | 8)  cable tv hookup  |  57600        | 1500      | 1800   | 1.18p06   |
>     | 9)  Twincom 144/DFi  |  57600        | 1500      | 4000?  | 2.0.4     |
>     | 10) USR SP 14.4      |  14400        | 1200      | 1500   | 1.08      |
>     | 11) cable tv hookup  |  19200        | 1300      | 1800   | 1.1.9     |
>     |-----------------------------------------------------------------------|

>     +Command flags/termrc settings:

>     1) default escapes   2) window 5       3) baudrate 2400    4) n/a
>        baudrate 9600        timeout 200       window 3
>        window 10                              noise on
>        timeout 150

>     5) compress off      6) baudrate 19200  7) ignore 19+17    8) compress off
>        window 10            compress on        window 4           escape 0, 13,
>        timeout 150                             timeout 90         16-19, 255
>        baudrate 38400                                             baudrate 0
>                                                                   shift 224
>                                                                   flowcrtl 500
>                                                                   window 10
>                                                                   timeout 70
>                                                                   retrain on
>                                                                   breakout 24
>     9) compress off     10) compress off      11) baudrate 19200
>        baudrate 57600       baudrate 38400        compress on
>        window 10            escape 17, 19         shift 224
>        timeout 200          remote                escape 0, 13 16-17
>        noise on                                   19, 255
>        share on                                   window 10
>        remote                                     timeout 40

>     Escaping characters on one site also implies ignoring them on the other site.

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