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Re: ADT 1.22 Difficulties - what's wrong?
On Wed, 09 Feb 2000 23:55:53 -0700, William Hubbard
<kwooda@azstarnet.com> wrote:
>Well, I'm at a loss and am about ready to give up. It seems there is a
>component somewhere that is not working properly. I can't get ANYTHING
>to work in terminal mode, and the only thing that works thus far as far
>as establishing communications between the PC and the Apple, results in
>the problem I was plagued with from the beginning (hence my original
>message). The author of ADT indicated there may be null characters
>being added to the data, somehow, but I have found no way to turn them
>off. I have three other PCs - two notebooks (one '286 and one pentium
>133) and a desktop (AMD K6 233) - and I have been unsuccessful at
>getting ADT to function at all with any of them (although I did get IN#2
>to receive data from a comm program on the '286 notebook, which uses a
>DB-9 connector). Perhaps the handshaking is not correct, though the
>cable is wired as per ADT documentation specs. Not sure what to do at
>this point, besides kicking it over a cliff somewhere.
Here are a couple things to try. After you type IN#2 on the Apple II
try entering one or more of the following commands. If the Super
Serial Card is in printer mode precede each command with CTRL-I
otherwise precede each command with CTRL-A.
Command Comment
------- -------------------------------------------------
ME Mask line feed Enable-removes incoming line feeds
0T Translate lower case letters to upper case
Z Zap control characters
For example, to remove all the line feeds that the PC will most likely
be sending, type CTRL-A followed by ME and then press return.
Be careful with that last one as you won't be able to type any
commands after you do it because it will zap the CTRL-I or CTRL-A that
you use to do the command.
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