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Re: ][c null modem problems...



On Wed, 30 Jul 2003 18:35:02 GMT, Chris Merrill
<st.ng3@christophermerrill.net> wrote:

>Dean Petters wrote:
>> Using the system utilities disk, i've set the serial port #2 to a 300 
>> baud modem.  serial port #1 is the printer.  Since all the disks i have 
>
>I'm struggling with the same task...but I can't get as far because I don't
>have a //c system disk to set the serial port.
>
>I've done the ADT thing from scratch with a ][+/SSC following the Call-APPLE
>"Complete Guide to using ADT..." - but things seem to be different for the
>//c.  For instance, after "IN#2", ctrl-A does not result in a SSC: prompt...
>just a "?" prompt.  Typing "15B" at this point does not seem to have any
>effect...but I can't really tell.  Nothing appears in either the hyperterm
>window or apple screen when typing on either computer.
>
>
>
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Guess I'm not the only one..

I've got a //c+ sitting here..

I got a mini DIN-8 to DB25 "high speed" modem cable from Intrec along
with a copy of ProTERM.

It's connected with a Null-Modem adapter and then a DB25-DB9 converter
which connects to a Dell P-133 laptop.  The laptop is running a copy
of ZOC - which is a telnet terminal program that also does Serial (and
others).

What do I get?  Strange.. I made each side 1200 N/8/1 and the
keystrokes from the PC show up fine on the //c+ but the //c+
keystrokes don't show up on the PC.  Not sure what the problem is yet.

// CHRIS