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From: smcgee%albion.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Scott Mcgee)
Newsgroups: comp.os.os9,comp.sys.m6809,comp.sys.tandy
Subject: Radio Shack Plug 'N Power Coco interface
Summary: HELP!!!!
Keywords: coco, plug 'n power, x10
Message-ID: <1990Jul3.104013.24425@hellgate.utah.edu>
Date: 3 Jul 90 16:40:12 GMT
Sender: smcgee%albion@cs.utah.edu (Scott McGee)
Organization: University of Utah CS Dept
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X-Local-Date: 3 Jul 90 09:40:12 PDT

I posted a plea for information a while back and have gotten no
response. I am posting once more just in case someone out there
saw it but thought "he'll get lots of other responses with more
info!" I didn't.

I own a Tandy Color Computer 3 and also a Radio Shack Plug 'N
Power color computer programable controller (cat no. 26-3142).
This controller was designed to be programmed from a coco 1 or 2
but the software cartridge will not work with the coco 3. I am
sure my coco 3 can talk to it but I have no software and no idea
how to program it. 

If anyone out there has ANY information regarding availible 
software, OS-9 drivers, how to comunicate with the controller, etc
I would be very grateful. I programmed the controller with my mom's
computer but would really like to use it with my own!

Scott




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