Re: Super Serial Support in Emulator (How to use it???)

[aiiadict@hotmail.com (Rich J.)]

> I have been looking for an Apple IIe emulator which supports the
> SuperSerial card.  So far I found one that does:
> 
> http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/4414/index.html

I have been using Oasis and it supports COMM card in the version I am
using.  NOT the SS card.  I talk to serial devices all of the time
through Oasis.  had trouble using AppleWin and ApplePC.  could not get
it to work.

> 9600 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, no linefeeds, and no
> interrupts.  Two questions come up.  First, is that a configuration
> that is supported by any of the emulators?  

yes.  oasis uses the comm port settings on your PC.  go to the device
manager (right click my computer, properties), and view the properties
of the com port you are using.  change it to the correct values.

>If I can get the mappings I can make up a new
> cable or adapter.

a serial cable is a serial cable.  rs232

> original Apple IIe control software and I/R communications POD to
> control and Androbot TOPO II robot.  

neat!

what language is the TOPO sofware written in ?  BASIC?  Assembly?  you
may be able to change the values of the serial port address, and make
the program work with an emulator that supports some other type of
serial card.

Rich
http://rich12345.tripod.com