The CryptoCom V.32bis asynchronous pocket modem ($895) from Western Datacom (Westlake, OH) encrypts all data transmissions between two of the company's encryption modems. The CryptoCom has a base data rate of 14.4 Kbps and uses up to level-10 MNP for data compression and error control. When two CryptoCom V.32bis modems are used together, they can encrypt cellular data. You can use the modem in nonencrypting applications in which you use V.42bis for data compression; the compressed data rates can exceed 56 Kbps in these applications.
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