After some more poking around, I believe the issue is that the screen writing on the M100 is so slow that what I’m seeing is the screen buffer emptying while the WiModem thinks that data has been written. I am guessing that it’s a limitation of the TELCOM program that it cannot abort a screen buffer write.
TELCOM also does not support hardware flow control, only XON/XOFF.
Configuration in TELCOM is 38N1E, any faster than about 600 baud results in buffer overrun and dropped characters.
TELCOM also does not support hardware flow control, only XON/XOFF.
Configuration in TELCOM is 38N1E, any faster than about 600 baud results in buffer overrun and dropped characters.