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Re: Apple IIC 2 PC Help!!!



Leonard:


InTrec (sp?), the company that markets ProTerm, used to sell cables
guaranteed to work with Apple II and Mac computers.  In fact, I got my IIc
and IIGS high-speed modem cables from them years ago.  I misremember the
url, but it should be in the ProTerm manuals.  Try give them a shout, see if
they still have IIc-modem cables.  Put a fast modem on your IIc, and forget
this pc-transfer headache.


Donald
Submariner, retired
 
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In article <3C0FAA19.4070000@voicenet.com>, Leonard <leonard@voicenet.com>
wrote:


>Ok, I went on some of the apple sites and got the pin outs for a null 
>modem cable.  I carefully made one up.  I checked and rechecked the 
>wiring.  It checks ok.  This is how I wired it:
>
>        Apple 5 Pin                          PC 9 Pin
>
>         Pin 1 DTR -------------------------> Pin 6 DSR
>         Pin 2 TD --------------------------> Pin 2 RD
>         Pin 3 GND -------------------------> Pin 5 GND
>         Pin 4 RD --------------------------> Pin 3 TX
>         Pin 5 DSR -------------------------> Pin 4 DTR
>
>In addition I shorted pins 1 & 6 together on the pc side.
>
>I am running hyper terminal on the pc set at 9600, 8N1, and the same on 
>the apple IIC.  I am using a program on the apple called Proterm.  I am 
>using apple's unstandard way of wiring the 5 pin connector (it doesn't 
>match up with the numbering on the connector itself).  It is as follows 
>    (male and looking at it from the front).
>
>   1       5
>    2     4
>       3
>
>This is driving me batty!!  Has anyone else played around with this? 
>What are you using?  I have no way of getting stuff from the internet 
>over to the apple except through my pc.  I was going to transfer from 
>the pc to the apple using terminal programs, but I must be missing 
>something.  Before I forget it, I can set hyper terminal to send using 
>hardware control, or software.  What should it be?  I don't know what 
>the apple program is using (Proterm).  I have no documentation on the 
>program.
>
>Thanks for reading, and any help!!
>
>Leonard
>