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Bisynchronous protocol

Bisynchronous protocol is a method of data transmission used on synchronous serial connections, usually modems.

Because the terms asynchronous and synchronous are easily confused bisynchronous or bisynch are commonly used to refer to synchronous serial communications in general.

Note: Most modems are asychronous only and not capable of synchronous communications.

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