Greg,

The DOS injector puts a normal RAM version of TS-DOS without the delays that 
are needed for BT. The error you are having is due to TS-DOS expecting a 
response in 3ms and a BT connection cannot respond that fast. The ROM versions 
I made with delays address this problem. Most of the testing I did with this is 
a few years old but I do know that Gary Weber was able to get it working on his 
NEC 8201 using the delay verison.

Another thought would be to use TEENY since that doesn't have the delay issue.

Kurt

On Sun, Feb 7, 2021, at 7:23 AM, Greg Swallow wrote:
> Kurt,
> 
> Updated mComm vs BT.
> 
> Have been working on this on my days off F-S-S. Setup a P4 with XP to 
> dedicate to M100 task as the MB has serial. Parallel et al.
> 
> Have been able to inject TS-DOS via cable with mComm 2.5. It works in that I 
> can see files on Disk [F4]. Loading [F1] is not happening. I am able to use 
> Term between XP and the M100, but sending a file to the M100 is not working 
> using modem, kermit or modem (default). 
> 
> BT has at least given some new messages. When connecting to the M100 via BT 
> and mComm 2.5 TS-DOS gives a “Disk not ready” message after pressing Disk 
> [F4]. mComm 1.8.x on the w/ A9 has progressed in that it gets to Connection 
> Successful before giving a message of “No Com Ports Found.”
> 
> Please let me know and hints or thoughts you might have.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> GregS <><
> 
>> On Jan 2, 2021, at 4:54 PM, Greg Swallow <[email protected]> wrote:
>> 
>> Kurt, 
>> 
>> Cool. I've had other apps (Music Folder Player) that had/have issues w/ A9. 
>> 
>> Take your time. I was hoping to get more done over the holidays myself. My 
>> keyboard drawer project got delayed two days. I moved a fan after brushing 
>> on a second coat of stain and it blew particals on to the surface. 
>> 
>> God Bless, 
>> 
>> GregS <>< 
>> 
>> 
>> Jan 2, 2021 4:35:11 PM Kurt McCullum <[email protected]>:

>>> Greg, 
>>> 
>>> I've been moving into my new home these past few days. Finding a new place 
>>> took far longer than I anticipated. I'll take a look at the Bluetooth 
>>> connection in v1.81 when I find my Retro computer boxes. I suspect that 
>>> your problem has something to do with Android 9 and above not playing nice 
>>> with mComm. Google made some big changes with either version 8 or 9 and I 
>>> may end up having to get a newer Android device to test out my code 
>>> against. 
>>> 
>>> Kurt
>>> 
>>> On Sat, Jan 2, 2021, at 1:17 PM, Greg Swallow wrote: 
>>>> All: 
>>>> 
>>>> Didn't want to get a handful of BlueSMirF Gold boards and put one in each 
>>>> of my M100/T102 computers. Picked up this ioGear GBC232A (seller posted it 
>>>> on eBay as a GBS301). Anyway, I'm hoping to get it working and connect to 
>>>> my motoG6 (Android 9) using mComm. 
>>>> 
>>>> I've been able to verify connection between an M100/GBC232A and my 
>>>> MacbookPro through TERM @ 98N1E. So forgot the device on the MBP and 
>>>> paired to motoG6 but mComm v1.81 exits with a message about no COM ports 
>>>> found after selecting to connect to the GBC232A from the device list. 
>>>> 
>>>> Any suggestions? Or, is there an update to mComm? Would need a link as I 
>>>> lost whatever link I had to Club100 user files et al. 
>>>> 
>>>> Thanks, 
>>>> 
>>>> GregS <>< 
>>> 

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