- XMODEM protocol
- old protocol for data transfer between two computers connected by a modem
English contemporary dictionary. 2014.
XMODEM protocol
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Xmodem-1K — This is similar to Xmodem/CRC, except it uses blocks of 1024 bytes, rather than 128. It is faster than Xmodem, since it needs to stop less often to check for errors. This is sometimes incorrectly called Ymodem. See also protocol, Xmodem, Ymodem … Dictionary of telecommunications
Xmodem — A file transfer protocol developed by Ward Christensen around 1977. It is fairly slow by today s standards, but was the first widespread file transfer protocol. It uses blocks of 128 bytes, and after each block is sent, it sends a 1 byte checksum … Dictionary of telecommunications
Xmodem/CRC — The same as Xmodem, but it has a 16 bit CRC instead of the checksum, which makes it more reliable (it catches more errors). See also protocol … Dictionary of telecommunications
