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From: SABAHE@MACALSTR.EDU ("arun baheti ")
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
Subject: Re: INFO-CPM Digest V90 #160
Message-ID: <155597898AFF20542E@MACALSTR.EDU>
Date: 24 Oct 90 16:18:00 GMT
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Re: 820-I/II identification

It does sound like you have a -II, not a -I.  You should have
several options.  From the monitor when you turn on the system,
does the machine give three choices (load, typewriter, terminal host?)?
If so, it is a -II.  To set baud rate, you can use a monitor command
"B" in the following manner: B 7 A (Baud 7=1200 bps port=A).  B A A will
set for 2400; the hex listing sent previously gives other values.
You may also be able to find some cheap 8" or 5.25" drives at a local
Xerox Store or via a Xerox oriented BBS, and then run CP/M software.

--arun baheti
  nbaheti.elsegundo@xerox.com
  sabahe@macalstr.edu