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RE: Apple II Super Serial Card (SSC) - utcv - 01-28-2018
I found another set that works for the SSC since I couldn't get the linked ones to work either:
Switch block #1
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1-off \
2-on \_baud: 2400(over-ridden by Term program)
3-off /
4-on /
5-off \__Mode: SIC P8 EM
6-off /
7-off Protocol:Secondary clear to send (ganged with #7 on block 2)
Switch block #2
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1-off Data format: 8 data/2 stop
2-off Delay after carriage return:32 ms
3-off \_Line width:80
4-on /
5-on Generate line feed: on
6-on Interrupts: on
7-on Protocol: Secondary clear to send (ganged with #7 on block 1)
RE: Apple II Super Serial Card (SSC) - admin - 01-28-2018
That is not going work. Why it works for you is a mystery. 8N1 is required.
RE: Apple II Super Serial Card (SSC) - admin - 01-29-2018
The ProTERM manual states on page 281 that the SSC dip switches should be set so that ALL dip switches are UP except the first and last. That means: SW1 has dip switch 1 ON with 2 through 7 OFF, and SW2 has dip switches 1-6 ON and dip switch 7 OFF.
RE: Apple II Super Serial Card (SSC) - utcv - 01-30-2018
(01-28-2018, 09:39 PM)admin Wrote: That is not going work. Why it works for you is a mystery. 8N1 is required.
It does work. I am using it. Honest. I'm not kidding.
But, seriously, I don't think I've adequately explained that the terminal program overrides those particular dip switches. It mattered in the earlier days and it would matter if you were dealing with a printer but generally latter-day terminal programs don't care what the dip switches are set to for baud/databits/stopbits/parity. The terminal program sets those on-the-fly.
(01-29-2018, 10:15 PM)admin Wrote: The ProTERM manual states on page 281 that the SSC dip switches should be set so that ALL dip switches are UP except the first and last. That means: SW1 has dip switch 1 ON with 2 through 7 OFF, and SW2 has dip switches 1-6 ON and dip switch 7 OFF.
I am unable to get any response from the WiModem232 if I set 1-7 ON and 2-7 OFF. I have to set it in the opposite fashion.
RE: Apple II Super Serial Card (SSC) - admin - 01-30-2018
I will have to look at the manual to the SSC and see what those dip switches actually do!
It's possible that you have &K1 selected and the polarity for handshaking is inverted. That would prevent data from being passed.