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With a high-speed Ethernet local area network, the 4301 can connect to a network of [[4132]] workstations, [[4330 Series]] and [[4320 Series]] workstations, [[4230 Series]] and [[4220 Series]] terminals, and other hosts and workstations. The Network File System and TCP/IP communications protocols expand networking capabilities. Additional Workstation Compute Engine support for [[4100 Series]], [[4120 Series]] and [[4200 Series]] Terminals | With a high-speed Ethernet local area network, the 4301 can connect to a network of [[4132]] workstations, [[4330 Series]] and [[4320 Series]] workstations, [[4230 Series]] and [[4220 Series]] terminals, and other hosts and workstations. The Network File System and TCP/IP communications protocols expand networking capabilities. Additional Workstation Compute Engine support for [[4100 Series]], [[4120 Series]] and [[4200 Series]] Terminals | ||
The 4301 transfers data over a dual [[RS-232 | The 4301 transfers data over a dual [[RS-232 interface]] at rates of up to 38.4 Kbps. The optional Interactive DMA | ||
Interface provides single-path communications at parallel speeds, and can be used with minimal programming for both bulk data and interactive transmissions to pass through a single channel. | Interface provides single-path communications at parallel speeds, and can be used with minimal programming for both bulk data and interactive transmissions to pass through a single channel. | ||