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ICR at 14.4k

5 posts by 4 people · 30 Aug 1994 (approx.) - 03 Sep 1994 (approx.)

Peter Burke 30 Aug 1994 (approx.)#297506
Did anyone ever try to configure the modem strings in ICR 1.04 or 1.05 to run at a raw speed of more than 9600 baud? And if yes - does it make any difference?
Michael Corrig 31 Aug 1994 (approx.)#297507
|> Did anyone ever try to configure the modem strings in |> ICR 1.04 or 1.05 to run at a raw speed of more than 9600 |> baud? And if yes - does it make any difference? You might be able to get the modems to connect at 14,400, but the program is still going to setup the serial port to 9600. This will work, but you won't get any real benefit from it. The transfer between CPU and modem will still be no more than 9600 bps. BTW, you should say 9600 bps, not 9600 baud. 9600 bps modems actually transmit at 2400 baud. -- Mike Corrigan
Ralf Southa 01 Sep 1994 (approx.)#297511
>Subject: ICR at 14.4k >Date: 30 Aug 1994 20:05:52 GMT >Did anyone ever try to configure the modem strings in >ICR 1.04 or 1.05 to run at a raw speed of more than 9600 >baud? And if yes - does it make any difference? Yes and no. Yes, I am able to connect with strings that specify 14,400 No, the game still connects at 9600. Best connection is still .07 seconds. Ralf Southard Co-Director: IndyCar Racing Sim Series, AOL
Andrew S 03 Sep 1994 (approx.)#297515
>Yes, I am able to connect with strings that specify 14,400 >No, the game still connects at 9600. Best connection is still .07 seconds. I have two 'puters here linked by null cable. Connection is still .07 seconds. There is no noticeable difference between direct connect and 9600 modem play. I think the 9600 modem play is fine, smoother than DooM at the same speed. Cheers
Ralf Southa 03 Sep 1994 (approx.)#297519
Quoted text (9 lines)>Subject: Re: ICR at 14.4k >Date: 3 Sep 1994 11:58:41 +1000 >>Yes, I am able to connect with strings that specify 14,400 >>No, the game still connects at 9600. Best connection is still .07 seconds. >I have two 'puters here linked by null cable. Connection is still .07 >seconds. There is no noticeable difference between direct connect and >9600 modem play. I think the 9600 modem play is fine, smoother than DooM >at the same speed.
.07 is the optimum reading you're gonna get. We've done the null modem connect too and that is the limit. Very smooth. It's the modem connection that changes a lot depending on line noise. Sometimes as bad as .40 and THAT SUCKS. Ralf _____________________________________________________________________ _ ____ ____ ____ |i| / __| |r__ \ /s___| Ralf Southard ICRS Co-Director |n| |c| |a|_| / \e\_ Editor-In-Chief of Online Racing Int'l _____________________________________________________________________ 6 Armsby Building, University Park, PA 16802

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