On Tue, Jul 23, 2019 at 4:55 PM Adam Dawson <[email protected]> wrote: > 1. I had no idea this device could go faster then 19,200 as that is the > highest rate I had read in the manual. Is 38,400 its top speed? >
The built in BASIC ROM only goes to 19200bps. The hardware of the M100/T102 is capable of 76800bps. Note that I've seen some USB serial ports and terminal programs that do not handle 76800bps. Which is why the hard-coded value in HTERM is 38400bps instead of 76800. At some point I'll add some configurability. http://bitchin100.com/wiki/index.php?title=Model_100_Serial_Interface > 2. One device I want to connect to is a PK-232-MBX packet TNC which maxes > out > at 9600 BAUD. I assume I will be OK using the built in terminal ap here? > > Yes I would just use TELCOM unless you have an issue, issue being, lost data at 9600 with XON/XOFF. Or if your device does not support software flow control. > 3. I downloaded two files: HTERM.CO and HTERM.lst. I'm guessing I only > need > the .CO file and my question is how will I get it transferred into the > M102? > Using the built in terminal ap? It seems I need to get it on the menu some > how. > Well, that can be tricky. Depends on what you're working with. REX/TS-DOS and a TPDD-emulator (LaddieAlpha, Mcomm, DLPlus) is the best way. But there are other ways like we could make a ASCII BASIC poker, or we could use TBACK.EXE. > I realize I have not done much reading yet and am asking lots of > questions. I > hope its OK. > > Of course not, that's what we're here for, to help each other out :-) -- John.
