From: ak520@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Lucas Wagner)
Subject: Modem Deal
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, (USA)
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 92 11:37:36 GMT


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Telebit T2500

The T2500 is a universal high-speed dialup modem that operates in
either synchronous or asynchronous environments up to 19,200 bits 
per second (bps).  Features include: throughput of up to 19,200 bps
WITH compression, and 18,000 bps without compression; Bell 103J/212A,
CCITT v.22/v.22bis, v.21, v.23, v.32, PEP protocol compatibility;
internal support for Unix UUCP,Kermit,XMODEM,YMODEM, and ZMODEM
protocols; automatic speed selection; MNP Classes 1-5 (error control
and compression); PEP compression; fall-back in 100 bps increments
in PEP protocol; and remote diagnostics and with local digital
loopback (LDL), local analog loopback (LAL), and remote digital
loopback (RDL).

$1,500 retail.

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Some of the things I particularly like about it are:
1.  Different modes - It has different modes that it can run in.Most
    prefer the Telebit Extended Mode, which lets you do just about
    everything imaginable with the modem...  But, there is also a
    mode which is totally Hayes-Compatible, and turns the extended
    registers off (conventional command set).
2.  Customizable modem prompt (any character you wish) - makes it 
    easy to know when you're in command mode or not.
    command state 
3.  Remote operation - you can operate your modem while not 
    even at the terminal.  
4.  Up to 10 customizable phone numbers in its' EEPROMs, and 
    2 User Profiles.
5.  Support for many different variations of flow control for ANY 
    computer.
6.  l like a few of the registers' contents:  one tells you your
    line quality (in a percentage)...  Another one tells you how 
    much line noise you're receiving...
7.  I like the fact that you could have your term program set at
    19,200 and dial into another place at a speed other than that..
    You could change the speed from the command line instead of
    messing with menus or dialong boxes.
8.  I like the transmission speed negotiation.  It'll negotiate the
    best speed for the modem and even decide whether or not the
    other modem supports compression....
9.  EXCELLENT Tech. Support.  I have called them only once for a
    problem with the BBS program and the T2500.  They can solve
    any kind of problem! 


If you're tired of dragging your feet at 2400 baud (or worse), 
this is the perfect modem to get.  Perfect condition.  Comes 
with everything you need.  Heck, if you respond now, I'll even 
throw in a Hardware Handshaking cable, some phone cables....hmm... 
and, if you want, I'll also throw in a few terminal programs -
I've got the latest version of ZTerm available..  I'll throw in 
some good configurations also, to help you get started..

From the beginner to the expert, this modem will suit everyone.
I've got two of 'em!

$530 to $600 or best offer.  If $530 is too high, then e-mail me
what you would like to offer.  I'm negotiable.

You'll never know how nice it is to have a high speed modem unless
you try it out...  I was strictly 2400 on my two-node board.  I had
2 2400 baud modems.  I bought a T-2500, and I was so impressed by
it that I updated my other node.  I'm offering it at 1/3 the cost
of getting one from Telebit and 1/2 the cost of getting one from
a retailer.  This was one purchase I felt shaky about, but it turned
out to be one of the best things I ever invested in.  You can quote
me.

Lucas
(aa1154@freenet.lorain.oberlin.edu)

Or, you could give me a call at (216)-933-7703 and ask for Lucas.

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