altman@sbcs.sunysb.edu (Jeff Altman) (02/08/91)
There is a Windows 3 device driver called TurboCom which provides 16550 UART
support and breaks the 9600 baud barrier. It also fixes several of the
annoying aspects of the standard comm drivers having to do with comm port
addresses and "who's go the comm port".
It is available from Bio-Engineering Research Labs. Their address is:
2831 7th St. Berkeley, CA 94710.
Phone # (415) 540-8080.
Costs about $20.
This is from a posting on compuserve
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- Jeff (jaltman@ccmail.sunysb.edu)altman@sbpmt.cs.sunysb.edu (Jeff Altman) (02/09/91)
There is a Windows 3 device driver called TurboCom which provides 1655o UART
support and breaks the 9600 baud barrier. It also fixes several of the
annoying aspects of the standard comm drivers having to do with comm port
addresses and "who's go the comm port".
It is available from Bio-Engineering Research Labs. Their address is:
2831 7th St. Berkeley, CA 94710.
Phone # (415) 540-8080.
57.6k, completely backward compatible, addresses issues related to
needing SETCOM for use with COM3 and COM4. Virtualizes 16550 for
DOS apps running in Enhanced mode.
Cost $22.95.
Works even on 286 and no characters are lost at high speeds.
Author can be reached at jloran@well.sf.cs.us
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- Jeff (jaltman@ccmail.sunysb.edu)