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I have experience with two of the cards you listed. One is the Pacific
Commware TurboExpress 920 dual port and the other is the SIIG CyberSerial.
The TE920 has a 64 byte buffer and the CyberSerial has a 16 or 32 byte
depending on the model. Maybe they have a bigger one now. Neither has
additional buffering like the Digi. If DTN does infact produce the D8800
later this summer/fall then the USB or etherlink ports would be the
preferred choice with speeds in the megaherz. I have tried W2000 with the
TE920 card(need to get the w2000 drivers as they don't come on the
installation disk and are beta at this time).
BobR
----- Original Message -----
From: Amileah <amileah@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, May 20, 2000 3:12 PM
Subject: DTN satellite questions
> I am about to try DTN satellite data feed for TS2000i after experiencing
> much disappointment with BMI.
>
> They recommended a high speed serial card, and gave me the name of four
> different ones.
>
> 1) Digi International: Acceleport; 2r- 920 -PCI-DB9 - Available only
> through
> resellers : Microwarehouse - 800-328-2261, InsightDirect
> 800-755-3958 , CDW 800-800-4239 . (PCI slot)
>
> 2) Boca Research : http://www.bocaresearch.com/products/iocards.html -
> Turbo
> Serial 650 - ( PCI slot )
> http://www.bocaresearch.com/wheretobuy/wheretobuy.html
>
> 3) Siig : http://www.siig.com/io/cyberserial_pci.html - CyberSerial
CI -
> (PCI slot)
> http://www.siig.com/where_to_buy.html
>
> 4) Pacificcommware: http://www.pacificcommware.com/texport.html - Sales
> 800-960-6444
>
> Anyone have experience with these cards?
>
>
> Also they recommend NT, but is anyone using Windows2000 with this setup
for
> TS2000i?
>
> Thank you
> Amileah Grace Crystal
>
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