There are lots of ways to interface to the M100 aside from the 'normal' ports, for instance using the Bar Code port to measure frequency and/or voltage, using the RS-232 control lines as digital I/O lines and of course the easiest of all, the cassette motor relay.
But the actual details of the interface will depend entirely on your sensors and what you want to do with them. Years ago John W. designed and built a great little interface called the "ADIOS', with several digital and analog I/O ports that it would send/transmit over the RS-232 port; maybe someone would want to copy it (with his permission of course). m On Tue, Feb 28, 2023 at 4:50 AM Daniel L <m...@scifidan.com> wrote: > I dont but you may find it useful to watch Birt's latest video on youtube > where he adds a rom to a multirom jobber on his 100 and that he will use it > to collect weather data. Read the thread announcing the video about > dial-a-rom. It's a fascinating new feature he highlighted and im interested > in seeing the outcome. > > D > > On February 27, 2023 5:43:56 PM PST, Joseph Colson III < > joecols...@outlook.com> wrote: >> >> I’m very interested in interfacing the Model 100 or Model 102 with >> sensors, such as temp, wind and other that would be helpful. Are there >> any books that I can read that are somewhat specific to the Model T’s that >> would help in the endeavor? >> >
