Re: ADT on a //c

[MeccaDragon <idont@wantspam.com>]

I gave this a try but again got the same error. I checked my cable
again and it seems to be correct, I downlaoded ADT.dmp successfully I
just don't have a Dos 3.3 disk to run it off of so thats my problem
one question that I have is the ADT122.zip file that I have doesn't
have the dos33.dmp file in it. should it? I got mine from the one site
(the dmp file is 28,765 bytes) but it didn't work so I don't know if
this is a different one.  This is driving me crazy!!!





On Mon, 04 Mar 2002 11:22:16 -0600, noone@nowhere.net wrote:

>I modified instructions for you from the CSA2 FAQ not included with the
>ADT program.  I believe this will simplify the process for you.  I can
>not verify this at this time as I do not have the cable for a IIc.  I
>recommend that you print this out.
>
>     Lets try it without any comm software at all. We will still
>essentially make the IBM type in the program on the Apple II using the
>comm ports of both computers. 
>
>Turn off the two computers.
>
>4. Plug in the cable to both computers.  (Properly wired cable is the
>key.) 
>
>See the end for a cable diagram.
>
>For the WinDoze Computer-- 
>
>5. Uncompress the ADT122.zip into a folder with the name adt122 on the
>root of the C: drive for convenience.  (I use Winzip for ease of use.) 
>
>6. Get to a DOS prompt.  For a Windows 95/98/ME computer,  use a 'dos
>window' by selecting Start/ Programs/ MSDOS Prompt. 
>
>7. Set up the port for communications.  Type in the following command at
>the dos prompt, replace the X with a port number, either 1 or 2, where
>the cable is plugged into the PC. 
>
>mode comX baud=300 data=8 stop=1 parity=n 
>  
>8. Turn on the Apple IIc and Press Control-Reset to get to a prompt. 
>Then type the floowing two line pressing the Enter key after each line.  
>
>IN#2 
>Ctrl-A6B
>
>
>9. Go back to your Windows machine and type this into your Dos Prompt
>window.  Replace the X with the port number, 1 or 2 as you did above. 
>
>cd \adt122
>TYPE DOS33.DMP>comX 
>
>10. You will see DOS 3.3 being typed in by your PC.
>
>11. Before doing anything else, insert a standard 5.25" double-density
>diskette into Drive 1 and type
>
>INIT HELLO   (i.e. type in INIT HELLO and press RETURN).
>
>The drive should spin and in a minute your diskette should be INITed.
>
>12. Restart the IIc using your new Dos33 diskette.
>
>Thankx,
>Ed
>
>
>The Proper cable diagram according to the FAQs
>
>IIc Port # viewed form the back of the computer/ solder side of the 5
>pin din.
>  5    1
>4        2
>     3 
>
>PC Serial Ports are usually numbered
>
>Name		IIc		PC9	PC25	 Name
>	DTR	1	---	6	6	DSR
>				1	8	DCD shorted to DSR on PC side
>	Tx	2	---	2	3	Rx
>	Gnd	3	---	5	7	Gnd
>	Rx	4	---	3	2	Tx
>DSR/	DCD	5	---	4	20	DTR
>
>I recommend that you also short the following wires together on the PC
>side, I do not know if this is necessary, but it won't hurt.
>				7	4	RTS
>				8	5	CTS



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