Re: Apple 1200 modem question

[Jack Countryman <jcountry@hsonline.net>]

I'm sorry, but the programs and manual files sent to your fake address
bounced back.  When you are honest enough, and serious enough about it
to give a good address, email or post again and we'll see if there is
any possible help for you.  ;-)

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> Subject: Re: Apple 1200 modem question
>                     Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 18:44:39 -0600
>                   From: "me" <dontmail@all.org>
> Organization: ExecPC Internet - Milwaukee, WI
>  Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
>     References:  1
me wrote:
> 
> um, yeah..
> ..i've got a 300baud modem, just like the one you're describing..
> and it has the same prong-configuration as you've described, so barring the
> possibility of some creepy coincidence, i'm going to have to say it's made
> that way.
> 
> However,.. ..if you could help me out..
> ..this modem i got, i received with a ][e but neither came with any
> literature.  I'm semi familiar with basic apple ][ usage, but the modem has
> me stumped.  If you have any info on running the modem or any programs that
> you use to run the modem, could you send them this way? it'd be much
> appreciated.
> 
> thanks.
> 
> ~b
> 
> Jason Whorton wrote in message <7792j0$72o$1@remarQ.com>...
> >Hello.  I have a white Apple modem that is 1,200bps.  On the back there is
> a
> >jack to plug in the power supply.  There are four prongs on mine, but one
> >looks like it is broken off real short.  I am wondering if anyone knows if
> >there are supposed to be four prongs of the same length or it was made like
> >I described mine.  It's the lower right pin, by the way.  If anyone knows,
> >please post it here or e-mail me.
> >
> >Thank you,
> >Jason Whorton
> >www.microxl.com/oldcomputers/main.html
> >www.microxl.com/oldcomputers/Model60.html
> >
> >
> >