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Re: Serial Card ...
- Subject: Re: Serial Card ...
- From: "Dr. Wolfgang Otrebski" <wolfgang.otrebski@siemens.at>
- Date: 1998/04/28
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Siemens AG Oesterreich
- References: <67hhms$ob2@ds2.acs.ucalgary.ca>
Byron Desnoyers Winmill wrote:
>
> Okay, I have two cards here which may be functional serial cards, if I only
> knew how to use them.
>
> The first is the "Serial //" card. It causes video corruption on the //e no
> matter which slot it is placed in. Does anybody know if this card worked
> with the //e in the first place? Could the video corruption be cause by the
> 16 or so dip switches being out of place? Could it be cause by a spoiled,
> non-ROM chip?
dip switches out of place - probably not.
IMHO this card is simply dead.
Or at least some chip/transistor/capacitor is dead. You probably need
some electronics fossil doing the repair for You in his/her spare time
just for fun...
there should be enough terminal software on asimov that recognizes
a serial card and is able to use it.
> The second card is a "Hayes MicroModem II". I don't have the decoupler and
> I don't really know if it is a serial card -- but it may be. (And I can
> always hope.)
- nope
the second card is just what it says - a modem card. just hook up to a
phone line ad Lo! dial up and download - with measly speed but it should
work
rgds,
wolfgang
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