I've been meaning to ask the same question; any chance you still have the files for the boards or a source, and could share them?
Talk to ya off-list; it's been too long! mike On Thu, Mar 4, 2021 at 7:51 PM JOHN JR & VIRGINIA WHITTON < [email protected]> wrote: > Alas, no. I only had 10 boards etched, and bought parts for 10. All sold. > > You would be surprised by how many times I have used it for small > projects. The weirdest, perhaps, was to drive one of these, a Western > Electric railroad station selector, a very interesting device: > > http://railroad-signaling.com/relays/tn_60ap_jpg.jpg > http://www.decadecounter.com/vta/pic/we60ap3.jpg > > > On Thursday, March 4, 2021, 7:32:15 PM EST, Stephen Adolph < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Hey John, > I'm going to be playing with my ADIOS again. > Do you have any more f those cool devices around? > > Can you make more? > > Hope all is well! > > > Cheers > Steve > > On Saturday, February 20, 2021, JOHN JR & VIRGINIA WHITTON < > [email protected]> wrote: > > Jeff Gonzales <gonzobrains@gmail. com <[email protected]>> > To:[email protected] > Sat, Feb 20 at 7:37 PM > Wow, crazy. I guess AT commands have come a long way from > ATDT9,,,18005555555 hahaha. > > So, what protocol is the device expecting the other end to communicate > with? > ------------ > > I haven't commented here in a couple of years, but read the posts. > > In this instance, I thought I'd mention that I was present when the 'AT' > command set was initially created. ~1980, by my recollection. > > Regards to all, > John > >
