First:
	Using csironet means 7-bit circuits, so you must change the
	"params" file for daemons appropriately (or change the args
	when invoking the daemon); here's ours:-
		-CN -i15 -b4 -s50 -z128 -q7

new micronode connections:
	These may suffer from half-duplex behaviour (no type-ahead)
	as default, so turn type-ahead on by sending
	\020/TA\n
	first. (Ie: just after sending/receiving "daemon starts").
	Also, they seem far more prone to intra-packet delays, so
	us "-z32" in the "params" file if you have problems.

really bad connections:
	There is a more robust protocol in NNstrpr2 which gets included
	in CNdaemon, it might be better to use this on unreliable links.
	Change the name of the daemon in the call script if you see
	"daemon 2 starts" from the remote login. (Look at csiro-call.c)
