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Re: Serial cable for ADT usage
- Subject: Re: Serial cable for ADT usage
- From: "martin.doherty@undisclosed.com" <mjdohert377@yahoo.com>
- Date: 13 Dec 2004 12:34:38 -0800
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John,
Just wanted you to know that I got the cable, followed the directions
and got ADT up and running, no worries at all! Thanks very much for
helping with this, I think being able to make this connection is an
important threshold in the Apple II world. Lots of possibilities
opening up! My first disk copied over was the demo/drivers disk for
the Ext 80 col/AppleColor RGB card - seeing that software do its thing
on my Monitor 100 was a real treat!
Next I can try out that Apple Pascal RAMDisk for the RAMWorks II that
Willi posted.
Out of all the docs I found relating to ADT, I thought the PDF from
CALL -A.P.P.L.E. was the easiest to follow. All their directions were
on the button, my only variance was using the SSC in TERMINAL mode
instead of MODEM.
Martin