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The hardware interface is the *easy* bit.
Does anyone have the expertise/time to write drivers?
Tony
The USBwiz-Box derivative is external, plugs into an RS232 connector but
also needs a power
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In a message dated 16/02/2007 19:48:47 GMT Standard Time,
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The hardware interface is the *easy* bit.
Does anyone have the expertise/time to write drivers?
Tony
The USBwiz-Box
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It will probably need to run off superHermes to be of pracical use.
This can run up to 230400.
You can use a standard 25D serial
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Tony Firshman wrote:
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It will probably need to run off superHermes to be of pracical use.
This can run up to 230400.
You can use a
Tony Firshman wrote:
I will get one of these and play:
http://www.ghielectronics.com/details.php?id=5sid=6
I've read the manual. Actually this is a pretty neat device and easy
to program. The problem is the serial link. While it could be easily
used to attach USB keyboards and mice to the QL,
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Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
I will get one of these and play:
http://www.ghielectronics.com/details.php?id=5sid=6
I've read the manual. Actually this is a pretty neat device and easy
to program. The problem is the serial link.
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
I will get one of these and play:
http://www.ghielectronics.com/details.php?id=5sid=6
I've read the manual. Actually this is a pretty neat device and easy
to program. The problem is the serial link. While it could be easily
used to attach
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I still think though that the chances of getting QL drivers are not good.
Which is a pity, as there are a host of free drivers available for
absolutely everything that can be attached to PC's and Unix derivatives
computers.
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If you Tony would help with the connectors the list would like to club
together or dare I say Quanta to sponsor someone the $100 US
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If you Tony would help with the connectors the list would like to club
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Worth downloading the PDF files ...to have a look at what it can do.
It has built in drivers for USB mouse and keyboard. As well as USB
printers.
Controllable from an 8 bit micro-computer.
The programming language uses two letters, so, for example :
MD is make a directory
CD change a
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If you Tony would help with the connectors
Rick Chagouri-Brindle wrote:
Yes, this certainly looks very interesting - at least the QL would be able
to connect to USB memory devices and USB printers - although with the
latter, you have to bear in mind that they must be ASCII printers (not
winprinters still). The product certainly looks
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Recent issue of Nuts Volts has article by Jan Axelson.
She writes about USBwiz from GHI Electronics. Priced
at about $50, allows serial to USB communication. Her
site is Lvr.com and ghi is at
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