UP9600

[jdryyz]

There are several  CBM based websites that use a portal that is telnet specific and therefore, you would have to use AT*T1 to enable telnet escaping.  You will know right away because an upload or download will not work.

There are no terminal programs that support 38400 baud that can use the USER PORT.  Commodore Server has a driver specifically for it's V1541 application that lets you keep 1541 disks stored in the cloud and access them via standard LOAD and SAVE commands, using device 2 (instead of 8,9,10, or 11).... ie LOAD"$",2 gives you the directory.

Thanks! Since connecting to these sites will be done using the WiModem from this point forward, is there any reason I would NOT want to switch on AT*T1 and just leave it that way?

Still confused on the User Port and 38.4k. The manual mentions that setting speeds beyond 9600 are possible using the AT*B command:

14400, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200, and 230400

If the WiModem can connect to the Commodore Server at 38.4k using a specific driver, doesn't that mean the user port can handle speeds greater than 9600? Is the C= terminal program limitation just a "software" problem??