What does AT stand for?

Asynchronous Terminal

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This server supports asynchronous terminals, modems, printers and other serial devices and is hardware independent, allowing users to access any type of networked server supporting TCP/IP.

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According to IDC's 1994 Worldwide Asynchronous Terminal bulletin, this acquisition moves SunRiver from number four in the market behind Wyse, Digital and Link to number one overnight.

SunRiver acquires Digital's text terminal business and jumps to the ...

The stat mux takes advantage of the fact that asynchronous terminals are sending or receiving data only 10 to 25 percent of the time (synchronous terminals may be found to have higher utilization, but they still are well below 100 percent).

The Selection of the Proper Multiplexer Mandates a Careful Buying ...

among the new offerings are an SNA analysis package, an asynchronous terminal emulator program, an X.

Testers Rise to the Challenge of Complex Communications World

The full-featured communications package supports numerous connections, asynchronous terminal emulation and file-transfer protocols.

Attachmate's CrossTalk Wins Top Honors in Magazine Awards

Also, Irmaline works with personal computers and asynchronous terminals that are not IBM-compatible.

Micro-to-Mainframe Links Are Forged by Stream of Products

The asynchronous/synchronous interface module, or ASIM, eliminates the need for different interfaces to support synchronous and asynchronous terminals and has a list price of $456.

Digital PBXs Zero in on the Key Role as Hub of Office

The Micro-1, with 256K bytes of memory, can handle up to 16 asynchronous terminal ports and four synchronous lines; the Micro-2, with 512K bytes of memory, supports up to 16 asynchronous and eight synchronous ports simultaneously.

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