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From: jgreco@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Joe Greco)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: Aprotek Minimodem C
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Date: 5 Sep 89 17:58:35 GMT
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In comp.sys.cbm article <9690@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU>, bowen@mira.cs.Buffalo.EDU (Devon Bowen) wrote:
>I recently built a similar thing, but mine is less than $15 in parts. Or
>do you mean he's selling the full built and tested models at $30? I've got
>PostScript version of the schematics for mine if anyone's interested.

PostScript?  Not sure if I can do anything with PostScript.... but
please send it anyways.  :-)

>I'm very interested in the software for the C128 if it's compatible with
>my board. More info, please. I built mine specifically for a TCP package
>I'm working on, but I would love to use it for normal work. Actually, I'd
>love to have kermit run with it!
>
>Anyway, the 6551 is definitely the way to go. It takes all the overhead
>off the 64 and really lets IO fly! Too bad it wasn't built in in the first
>place...  8-(

Do you have driver software?  I'm looking for examples of how to
configure, read and write bytes....
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