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Bell 212A

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Last Updated May 24, 2021 7:36 am
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The de facto standard protocol in the United States for transmitting data over telephone lines at transmission rates of 1,200 bps. The Bell 212A standard defines asynchronous, full-duplex communications. Europe and Japan use the CCITT V.22 protocol.

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