Re: Newbie Question: Where do I buy serial or parallel card?

[ralphp@gcstation.net (Ralph Wade Phillips)]

Hi, Bill!

In article <515du9$jce@linet06.li.net>, btaub@ant.net (Bill Taub) wrote:

> Hello...
> 
> Found a use for an old Tandy DMP 302 printer and my Old IIe...  but I need to 
> connect them together (for use with AppleWorks).
> 
> The Tandy 302 does Epson LQ and IBM ProPrint Emulation, and has both
Serial (in 
> a 5-pin DIN) and Parallel (in standard Centronics).  Assuming I can
solder any 
> serial or parallel cable needed, which card should I get (Super Serial, Apple 
> Parallel, Other?)
> 
> Also- Where can I get one (with manuals?).
> 
> I am inclined to go with the Super Serial card as it will allow me to
transfer 
> some old writings I had on the Apple to any serially equipped PC.... but this 
> is not a major issue in my decsion.
> 
> If you know of where I can order the needed card (or if you have one for
sale) 
> please e-mail me directly (btaub@ant.net)
> 
> Thanks.
> Bill

        It's not a genuine Super Serial, but it's plenty good enough!

        Call Jameco at (800)831-4242.  They have P/N 10647 for $49.95
serial, and P/N 21792 for $39.95 parallel.  I, m'self, would opt for the
parallel, but go ahead and get the serial for modem and transfer usage.

        For non-US (since I'm not sure where you are), you can try +1
(415) 592-8097, or www.jameco.com

        RwP

-- 
Ralph Wade Phillips, CET #LA-82
ralphp@gcstation.net