10-19-2022, 11:47 AM
If you have a wireless connection on your Mac you can use any terminal program to send files to/from any other wireless device (including the WiModem).
You just need to know the TCP/IP address and port of the WiModem, which you can find using the ATI command. Once you are in a terminal program on your Mac (connected to your wireless router) you can simply connect to the TCP/IP:port address of the WiModem. You can use Putty and other programs for the PC. You could also connect to the Mac from the WiModem if you know the Mac's TCP/IP:port as well. It doesn't matter who negotiates the connection as long as they get connected. At that point it will be no different than using a NULL modem cable.
I connect to my Amigas all of the time and transfer files back and forth to my PC using this method. I have also transferred files between Amigas this way.
You just need to know the TCP/IP address and port of the WiModem, which you can find using the ATI command. Once you are in a terminal program on your Mac (connected to your wireless router) you can simply connect to the TCP/IP:port address of the WiModem. You can use Putty and other programs for the PC. You could also connect to the Mac from the WiModem if you know the Mac's TCP/IP:port as well. It doesn't matter who negotiates the connection as long as they get connected. At that point it will be no different than using a NULL modem cable.
I connect to my Amigas all of the time and transfer files back and forth to my PC using this method. I have also transferred files between Amigas this way.