UP9600

[jdryyz]

Don't forget that some BBS's require telnet escaping enabled for binary transfers to work.  These would need AT*T1 sent to the WiModem before you started the connection.  You can already use 38.4K baud with the V1541 disk for Commodore Server.

Thanks for the tip.

I'm not sure I fully understand though. Can you give an example of a C= BBS that requires telnet escaping? So far, I have been calling sites that are running 8bit C= BBS software, not true telnet sites. Some are running in emulation and some on real hardware but wouldn't they both be considered telnet sites since they have telnet addresses instead of a phone line? Here is an example of what I would call a true telnet site: amigacity.xyz, port 23. This is running Synchronet under Linux. I really only intend to connect to 8bit Commodore BBSes with the WiModem.

As for Commodore Server, I'm aware you can connect at 38.4k with the WiModem (I've not yet tried it myself. I'm not even sure what the Comm Server IS outside of the website). My question is, are you aware of how I can connect the WiModem at something faster than 9600bps on a C= BBS that supports it? I'm sure this requires a driver just like the SwiftLink requires its driver for Novaterm/StrikeTerm and the best WiModem driver support we have at the moment for the available terminal software is UP9600. Unless I am mistaken, UP9600 maxes out at 9600bps as the name implies.