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Microcom networking protocols (MNP) are error correction and data compression protocols developed by the modem manufacturer Microcom.
     MNP classes or groups of protocols are excellent examples of de facto standards, which are supported by most modems.
     However, MNP classes often form the basis for standards—for example, the ITU V.42 error correction standard incorporates MNP Classes 2, 3 and 4.


Other topics in our resources on Modems related to Microcom Networking Protocols include: 
 
  • MNP Class 1 (Microcom Networking Protocols Class 1)
  • MNP Class 2 (Microcom Networking Protocols Class 2)
  • MNP Class 3 (Microcom Networking Protocols Class 3)
  • MNP Class 4 (Microcom Networking Protocols Class 4)
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  • MNP Class 5 (Microcom Networking Protocols Class 5)
  • MNP Class 6 (Microcom Networking Protocols Class 6)
  • MNP Class 7 (Microcom Networking Protocols Class 7)
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  • MNP Class 8 (Microcom Networking Protocols Class 8)
  • MNP Class 9 (Microcom Networking Protocols Class 9)
  • MNP Class 10 (Microcom Networking Protocols Class 10)

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