Re: HELP HELP HELP ADT122

["Ernest" <leucoplast@seanet.com>]

I just tried it also, with both a straight-thru on terminal setting, and a
null modem cable on com setting, and it gives me the same prob.

The answer is right on the tip of my tongue, so to speak. Let me dig into my
MSDOS book -I think that the problem is how it's worded. I'll experiment
with it a minute and get back to you.

I could be wrong. I haven't used the type command like this before.

Ernest


Avram J. Berman wrote in message <38976FCC.5D5F5C9C@ajba.com>...
>I got my dos 3.3 master disk and booted it up and typed in#2 and then
>control a and got the ssc: prompt and then typed 6b for 300 baud - that
>was simple.  I set the dip switches on the super
>serial card according the the adt122 documentation, using a null modem
>cable - that was simple.
>
>At the dos prompt I typed in:
>mode com1: baud=300 data=8 parity=n
>and then
>type adt.dmp >com1:
>
>"yes I am in the right directory with the right path to adt.dmp
>I get the message, "write fault error writing device 1.  Does this mean
>the problem is on the pc side or the apple?"
>
>so close and yet so far.
>kindest regards aj
>
>p.s. when i load up adt.exe on the pc and choose com:1 it see's it.
>