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4584.1 | Sound good to me! | GOBAMA::WILSONTL | Lead Trumpet (Read that...LEED!) | Mon Mar 11 1991 12:05 | 4 |
| That's about all you need. That is the way I supported a customer for
about a year.
Tony
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4584.2 | | BARD::mcafee | Steve McAfee | Mon Mar 11 1991 12:45 | 8 |
| If you have an A1000, you should make up the cable using instructions
posted in this conference. The A1000 supplied +5v on one of the pins
so a common ibm pc serial cable will damage the modem and/or amiga.
The Amiga 500, 2000, and 3000 all work with a standard serial cable
though.
-steve
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4584.3 | modem cable | FILTON::FENTON_R | Stop Kidding Yourself | Mon Mar 11 1991 13:20 | 4 |
| It's an A500 - I'll use an ordinary cable. Thanks for the help.
-Roger
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4584.4 | A word of caution with ribbon cables | CLO::COBURN | Growing older, but not up... | Mon Mar 11 1991 20:45 | 9 |
| Just one word of caution - Pins 9 and 10 on the serial port supply +12
and -12 volts so a ribbon cable should remove them - They may damage
your modem.
None of the standard modem cables (7 or 9 wire) carry pins 9 and 10
however, so you should be OK with a nonribbon cable.
John
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4584.5 | Enlightenment! | FILTON::FENTON_R | Stop Kidding Yourself | Fri Mar 22 1991 12:49 | 13 |
| Hhmmm. Well no, it isn`t that simple. You have to have a
startup-sequence which does all the right things, then a
correctly-configured VT200.init file. Once you`ve got THEM all running
in sequence etc., THEN it`s quite simple. In fact it`s positively
brilliant - better than the real thing, with all its little pull-down
windows and so on. The proof of the pudding is that I`m actually typing
this lot in on the good old Amiga, miles from anywhere.
If anyone as new to all this as me needs any help, you never know, I
just might be able to.
-Rog
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