Hi!
Is there the network interface mentioned in The User's Guide
on page 170. Network, screened microphone cable via external
MGT interface to Expansion Port. I think it must be a kind of
concentrator. On next page there's NETWORK lead with title FROM
NETWORK PLUG DIN 7, so it doesn't mean
On thinking about it, the signals travel through the Sambus so should be ok
through a short extender cable. The euroconnectors can be soldered to a
piece of veroboard and the cable taken off on either side of the board. ie
piece of board 5 holes deep, remove the middle track and place the
Has anyone any idea where I can buy those connectors
into which the keyboard membranes push? Other than
spares companies, I've never seen them available from
RS, Farnell, or anyone like that.
The reason I ask is: I'm determined to finish off my
PC keyboard interface at last (yes, I know I've
I had always had the impression that the network port was, in fact,
the MIDI port. You connect the SAMs up as a daisy chain and tell
the SAM about it.
I don't know of SamDos actually worked with this or not.
Anyone else?
Justin.
-Original Message-
From: Jarek Adamski [SMTP:[EMAIL
From: Justin Skists [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I had always had the impression that the network port was, in fact,
the MIDI port. You connect the SAMs up as a daisy chain and tell
the SAM about it.
It's kind of similar; except the Network port was current-loop based, and
used differential drivers to
I had always had the impression that the network port was, in fact,
the MIDI port. You connect the SAMs up as a daisy chain and tell
the SAM about it.
That's the only network that I know about, but there was a
page in the user manual that had a picture of all the things
you could connect to
On Tue, Aug 24, 1999 at 11:06:53AM +0100, Justin Skists wrote:
I had always had the impression that the network port was, in fact,
the MIDI port. You connect the SAMs up as a daisy chain and tell
the SAM about it.
If there is no DOS loaded then the Sam accepts device n and will save
and load
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Gale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Date: 24 August 1999 02:55
Subject: Re: Sam Printer
Whenever I make a hardware gizmo for my SAM I always use veroboard
with the tracks going away perpendicularly to the rows of pins.
Sadly
Malcolm Mackenzie passed away a few months ago before the February show
was too be planned.
I was working with David for a bit on Fred/ Blitz, but am having probs
contacting David at the mo!
I am not working for the Sam scene at the mo, because I'm in Faliraki,
Rhodes, Greece.
Out here
