Re: Seiko datagraph

[larry@lablues.UUCP (Lawrance A. Schneider)]

Phil Lindberg recently scribed the following:

|Yes, Dave is right.  Mine works fine too, as soon as I set the
|speed to slow (1MHz).  This is because the watch is accessed
|through the joy stick port and the timing of the pulses is
|dependent of the CPU speed.  It's Accually a cute little Basic
|program which runs very slowwwwww.  I would suggest that the
|first time you start it up and want to set up your initial
|alarms, etc. (up to 80 remember) leave your GS at Fast (ZIP
|fast is even better due to the "garbage collection" that Basic
|does) then save the file away, exit, and reboot at slow (1MHz).
|Then everything  should work.

Has anyone dissamembled the disk?  I know nothing about tearing
apart a disk, and I find no files listed when I do a catalog with
either ProSel or Copy II+.  I'd like to see the actual file so
I could figure out how they are accessing the damn thing and write
my own driver using ProDos; I'm not a fan of DOS 3.3.  Has anyone
tried to do this??  If I could just find the damn files, I can do
the dissambley of same and put ProDos calls where needed.



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