Super Serial Support in Emulator (How to use it???)

[rdoerr@bizserve.com (Robert L. Doerr)]

Hello,

I have been looking for an Apple IIe emulator which supports the
SuperSerial card.  So far I found one that does:

http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/4414/index.html

At least with this the program I am trying to run recognizes that the
SuperSerial card is in the system.  I am at a standstill however.  I
still can not get the Apple program to talk to the serial device it
controls.  It works fine on a real Apple IIe but so far not within the
emulator as I had hoped.  If anyone could provide some insight or help
I would be extremely grateful.  According to my docs the SuperSerial
board is configured for MODEM via a jumper, with the switches in bank
1  0001111 and bank 2  1111000  this should be communications mode,
9600 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, no linefeeds, and no
interrupts.  Two questions come up.  First, is that a configuration
that is supported by any of the emulators?  Second, if that is
supported, any idea where I can find the mappings to convert the
25-pin connector from the Apple to either a 9-pin or 25-pin connector
for a PC?  The cable I have plugs into a standard DB-25 connector on
the SuperSerial card.  If I can get the mappings I can make up a new
cable or adapter.

In case you are wondering what all this is for I am trying to use the
original Apple IIe control software and I/R communications POD to
control and Androbot TOPO II robot.  It would be fantastic to be able
to run the robot from a laptop computer.  If this works I can suggest
it to friends who face similar challenges.

Thank You,

Robert