Greetings!

Slightly different scenario here since I don’t have an actual NADSBox… but I’m 
easily able to transfer files back and forth from my WP-2 and the computer, 
using almost the same setup that I routinely use with my T102 devices.

Just in case you’re unable to send from the WP-2 to a computer (given that your 
post is specifically about the NADSBox, this might not be relevant), my stack 
is something like:

Model T <—> [DB9 female to DB25 female dongle, for WP-2 only] <—> DB25 male to 
DB9 female null modem cable <—> DB9 male to USB adapter <—> Mac mini running 
mComm 2.5 inside Parallels Windows emulator

As noted, for WP-2 transfers I add the 9/25 dongle, otherwise the same stack 
applies to all things Tandy (well technically I have two DOA T200s that I’d 
like to revive someday, so I haven’t tried this with the T200s yet, but...).

I don’t have an SD card in the WP-2, just the stock 32k. And again, I don’t 
have an actual physical NADSBox so if you’re able to transfer files just fine 
between your Model Ts and the computer please ignore the above. Good luck!

Hope this helps,
SB

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Greetings from Steve Baker
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> On Dec 22, 2020, at 10:23 AM, Bert Put <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> The WP2 has been mentioned a few times on this list, and I finally got
> one, which seems to be working really well.  I also have a NADSBox which
> I have been using with my M-100 and T-102 without issue.
> 
> Now I'm trying to get the NADSBox to work with the WP2 without success
> so far.  For the moment I'm stuck because my serial cable is not a full
> null cable, so I've got a replacement on its way (snail mail is very
> slow this time of year :-/ )
> 
> My question is: Does there need to be any kind of file similar to
> DOS100.CO on the SD card for the NADSBox to work with the WP2?  Or will
> it "just work"?  In reading previous posts, it seems the NADSBox will
> dynamically switch between M-100 and WP2 modes when it sees the
> appropriate packets coming down the line (Thank you Ken!)
> 
> Can I also assume that I can just continue to use my existing SD Card
> with the M-100 6.2 filenames on it?  Presumably it will just "find" the
> files in the root directory when I do a file listing?
> 
> Cheers,    Bert
> 

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