Re: Super Serial Card Usage

[dmag@engin.umich.edu (Daniel Demaggio )]

In article <1994Mar30.182757.14280@muug.mb.ca> krussell@muug.mb.ca (Kirk Russell) writes:
>	I have a Super Serial Card for my AppleII+, but have lost the
>	documentation :(


The following is archived in /pub/apple2/hardware on
apple2.archive.umich.edu: (The original info was stolen off the net)

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Name:   Apple SSC
Type:   Super Serial Card

Short description:
        The SSC gives the Apple ][ a serial port (RS232). Up to
        19200 baud are possible. Full handshake is supported.

Installation:
        The card plugs into Slot 1, 2 or 3 of the Apple. Slot 1 is
        usually for a serial printer (Imagewriter), Slot 2 for a
        modem and Slot 3 for a terminal.
        The DB25 connector goes to the printer/modem/terminal line,
        the 10-pin connector on the other side of the cable goes
        into the cable socket at the rear side of the card.

Jumper settings:
        The card has two jumpers and a additional jumper block.
        The jumper block can be installed two ways:
                1) Arrow pointing towards the word TERMINAL
                2) Arrow pointing towards the word MODEM
        Jumpered as MODEM, it will wire thru, jumpered as TERMINAL,
        it will twist 2-3, 4-5 and 6-20 (called null modem).
        The jumper switches are called SW1 and SW2, the switches
        are numbered SW1-1 to SW1-7 and SW2-1 to SW2-7 from left
        to right.
                SW1-1   SW1-2   SW1-3   SW1-4
                off     off     off     off     19200 baud
                off     off     off     on      9600 baud
                off     off     on      off     7200 baud
                off     off     on      on      4800 baud
                off     on      off     off     3600 baud
                off     on      off     on      2400 baud
                off     on      on      off     1800 baud
                off     on      on      on      1200 baud
                on      off     off     off     600 baud
                on      off     off     on      300 baud
                on      off     on      off     150 baud
                on      off     on      on      135 baud
                on      on      off     off     110 baud
                on      on      off     on      75 baud
                on      on      on      off     50 baud

                SW2-1 off       2 stopbits
                SW2-1 on        1 stopbit

                SW2-2 off       no delay on carriage return
                SW2-2 on        1/4 sec delay

                SW2-3   SW2-4
                off     off     132 chars/line, apple screen off
                off     on      80 chars/line, apple screen off
                on      off     72 chars/line, apple screen off
                on      on      40 chars/line, apple screen on

                SW2-5 off       no line feed after carrigae return
                SW2-5 on        line feed

                SW2-6 off       ignore interrupts
                SW2-6 on        generate interrupts

                SW1-7 on and SW2-7 off  pin 4 or 20 (clear to send)
                SW1-7 off and SW2-7 on  in 19 (secondary clear to send)



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