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Re: ADT Not Working



In article <3A825346.B3BEAB40@nowhere.net>,  <noone@nowhere.net> wrote:
 
> 11. Once you have ADT on both computers, you should set both machines to
> 19200 baud
 
Sorry, but I cannot do that on my Comm Card, which only runs at
1200 or 4800 baud.  So I'm forced to use 4800 baud when running
ADT on my Comm Card....
 
Also: if you use an older, slower, PC, particularly if it has a
non-buffering UART (i.e. 16550, without the "A", or earlier), 19200
bps may be too fast -- if so, typ 9600, 4800, etc until it works.
 
> and work from there using the ADT program to transfer
> standard DOS33 and ProDOS disks.  The SSC card switch settings are as
> follows for 1900 baud.
> 0000111 - 1101110
> 
> Thankx,
> Ed
> eeastmanNO@SPAMapple2.com
> 
> Note: Rubywand claims this won't work because of the CRLF thing and
> because of the DOS window thing being slow, but I have verified this
> about 4 times in the last couple years that it does in fact work.  Every
> time.  The only problem I have seen suing this technique is when the
> cable doesn't have all the proper handshaking wires.
 
Depends pretty much on your Windows version and on the speed of your
hardware -- and on whether your UART is buffered or not.
 
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