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From: dug@kd4nc.UUCP (Doug Drye KD4NC)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: Re: Sharp Wizard OZ-8000
Message-ID: <5782@kd4nc.UUCP>
Date: 30 Oct 90 21:24:45 GMT
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ljg@ecosoft.uucp (Lowell J. Gray) writes:


>I have a question for anyone else using a Wizard: how do you hook up a
>modem for use by the built-in terminal emulation software?

>-- 
>Lowell J. Gray



Lowell,

I'm sorry, I did not answer your question in my last posting, I was carried
away with extoling the virtues of the OZ-8200.

I use the cable from the OZ-791 Organizer Link Interface 
(powered) when at home or work and the passive cable that came with
 my original Traveling Software Wizard Link package (1.0). Both cables
are useful, depending on the situation.

I connected the Wizard to a SparcStation 1 the other day and
logged into SUNOS. I then used the Download option that is
presented when you press the "menu" key. Turning this on
causes the OZ-8X00 to capture whatever comes down the data line
into an entry in a file (in this case a memo, I'm not sure if
it would capture into Tel or other files (I didn't try it now that I think
of it)).  When you close the download (menu option 2 again) it completes
the "record" just as if you pressed the enter key and stores the
item. 

Upload is started from the same menu and allows you to pick a memo
entry in a similar fashion that the INDEX function does
(a list of numbered lines that are the first line of each memo
entry).. You page through those till you find the one you want to
upload.. press the number then iti displays the entire item
you press enter to send it up the data line of C-CE to cancel..


Hope this answers your question.

Doug Drye

-- 
Doug Drye KD4NC
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