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From: cwr@pnet01.cts.com (Will Rose)
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Subject: Kaypro - Qume connection
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Date: 21 Oct 90 06:56:26 GMT
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Reference the recent Kaypro-Qume connection problems, the definition of
RS-232 is a connection that never works first time, and always works in
the end.
 
You need the following book:
  The RS-232 Solution - Joe Campbell - Sybex

which is a good practical reference and also deals specifically with
interfacing a Kaypro to an MX100, which might be some help.  With this
book, debugging an unkown interface takes between 30 seconds and 4 hours;
certainly I've never had a failure yet, and I'm no sort of expert.

Good luck - Will
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