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I think I know a guy in Moscow that can probably make the GS run off the
ethernet port with a little bit of programming. He and I modified some
software to run the GS off of Chameleon via TCP/IP. That was so I could
break out the composite breadth symbols on the DTN feed. In that
configuration Chameleon was fed by the RS232 port via the TE920 and the GS
is in the DBC online or subserver mode was fed by TCP/IP . There are a few
bugs in it so it hasn't been marketed. I will contact him today to see if
he is interested in working on the B8080/NIC/GS link.
BobR
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lawrence Chan" <stnahc@xxxxxxxx>
To: "Omega List" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 5:49 AM
Subject: Re: DTN data feed for TS2k...
> Don't feel too bad about your satellite service
> upgrade.
>
> S&P Comstock just did that the past month up from
> 128K to 384K speed. Of course a raise in price too.
> (fuzzy pete, where's the new ts2k server for sp?!)
>
> DTN will need to do the same to keep up with the
> current hectic market condition.
>
> After many years using so many different data services
> from the old FM to cable, satellite, direct line,
> and the current internet stuff ... I can tell you all
> that the current internet stuff will stay just
> because of their relatively lower prices and bad
> services. In the future it will be 2-tier market again
> just like the old days - FM vs Satellite.
> Now, Internet the cheap one vs Satellite the premium
> one.
> But it must be good fast satellite, not those
> 19.2K old stuff.
>
> If your software tool let you fully exploit the
> expanded broadcast bandwidth of new DTN, and you
> actually utilize those data in trading, then
> trust me it will worth the higher price.
>
> but I don't think the current TS2K will :)
>
>
>
>
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