At 08:15 AM 3/22/2002 +, you wrote:
When I was using my Z88 and the QL, to copy data from the Z88 to the QL
all I did on the QL was:
copy ser1_ to ram1_file_txt
and then have the Z88 send the file. When the Z88 was done, I hit
CTRL-C on the QL to break out of the copy. Worked like
I am surprised because the same Z88 - QL transfer worked
also very well for me, at 9600 baud. However IIRC the speed
was not about 960 cps, it was very much less than this, so
maybe the Z88 is slow enough for the QL? However I did my
cable by myself and don't remember exactly the wiring.
Arnould
A serial cable is all you need, with the right connection...
One of the two must be a DTE and the other DCE.
Best thing is to use Ser2 on QL with normal QL serial cable,
(if you have one for a printer for instance).
Then setting same baud rate and parity on both machines.
copy_n (or just
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 at 14:40:46, Jerome Grimbert wrote:
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A serial cable is all you need, with the right connection...
One of the two must be a DTE and the other DCE.
Best thing is to use Ser2 on QL with normal QL serial cable,
(if you have one for a printer for
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 at 08:10:15, Al Feng wrote:
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This may or may not work [someone else will tell you whether this is
worth trying OR you can just give it a go] ...
When I looked at the NETwork ports on the QL a long time ago, I (lacking
the hardware expertise of
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THAT suggests that if you ascertain which SERial pins are in play,
you
_may_ be able to simply run a SERial connection from your
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THAT suggests that if you ascertain which SERial pins are
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 17:33:28 + Tony Firshman
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I mentioned that I did not know whether or not the Q40 had the NET
ports. THAT is why I suggested that a connection between the Q40's
serial port and the QL's network port might work ...
Al
It doesn't really matter why it was suggested because it wouldn't work (not
without serious extra
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 at 14:23:49, ZN wrote:
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Observing the ports in question (with not entirely adequate equipment!) may
have resultind in the impression that the signals are the same - they are
not. Also, the net port only has two pins, really - one is ground and the
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 at 20:26:30, Timothy Swenson wrote:
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With a null modem cable (or Ser1 on the Q40 to Ser2 on the QL), it
should be fairly simple to send ASCII data (and possibly binary).
No no no no (8-)#
Null modem cables are no good at all - in the UK at least they
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