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Re: Apple 1200 modem question
- Subject: Re: Apple 1200 modem question
- From: "me" <dontmail@all.org>
- Date: 1999/01/12
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: ExecPC Internet - Milwaukee, WI
- References: <7792j0$72o$1@remarQ.com>
um, yeah..
..i've got a 300baud modem, just like the one you're describing..
and it has the same prong-configuration as you've described, so barring the
possibility of some creepy coincidence, i'm going to have to say it's made
that way.
However,.. ..if you could help me out..
..this modem i got, i received with a ][e but neither came with any
literature. I'm semi familiar with basic apple ][ usage, but the modem has
me stumped. If you have any info on running the modem or any programs that
you use to run the modem, could you send them this way? it'd be much
appreciated.
thanks.
~b
Jason Whorton wrote in message <7792j0$72o$1@remarQ.com>...
>Hello. I have a white Apple modem that is 1,200bps. On the back there is
a
>jack to plug in the power supply. There are four prongs on mine, but one
>looks like it is broken off real short. I am wondering if anyone knows if
>there are supposed to be four prongs of the same length or it was made like
>I described mine. It's the lower right pin, by the way. If anyone knows,
>please post it here or e-mail me.
>
>Thank you,
>Jason Whorton
>www.microxl.com/oldcomputers/main.html
>www.microxl.com/oldcomputers/Model60.html
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