1200 Baud Variation
Acorn Computers Ltd implemented a 1200 baud variation of CUTS in their BBC Micro and Acorn Electron microcomputers, which reduced a '0' bit to one cycle of a 1200 Hz sine wave and a '1' bit to two cycles of a 2400 Hz wave. Standard encoding includes a '0' start bit and '1' stop bit around every 8 bit piece of information, giving an effective data rate of 960 bits per second.
Also, these machines recorded data in 256-byte blocks interspersed with gaps of carrier tone, each block carrying a sequence number, so that it was possible to rewind the tape and resume at the proper block when a read error occurred.
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