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Re: this laser 128 won't run adt.dmp
Supertimer writes ...
>
> Rubywand <rubywand@swbell.net> wrote:
>
> >Supertimer writes ...
> >>
> >> The Laser works fine with
> >> 14.4k modems, unlike flawed IIc units. The problem is
> >> the serial chip. Lasers use a different one. That's why
> >> they do not work with ADT. For the same reason IIGS
> >> units won't work with ADT.
> >
> > Yes; a different serial controller IC would explain the problem.
> >
> > Is there some simple way to set the 128's baud rate-- like a Control
> >Panel?
>
> Yes. Hold down the P key while starting the
> computer OR hold down P key while doing a
> control-reset.
>
> Unlike the IIGS, the control panel settings do not
> "stick" when the power is turned off (on the plain
> 128 or the 128EX). Only the 128EX/2 model has
> a clock/calender battery to back up the control
> panel settings.
Thanks for the info.
Since the baud rate can be set outside of a program, the '128 might be able
to run ADTgs (which uses a software interface) and get around the controller
compatibility problem with regular ADT. ADTgs does only PC-->A2 transfers; so,
it's main purpose is to transfer enough software to permit moving up to regular
NULL modem transfers.
Rubywand