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From: alanj@orca.TEK.ARPA
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Subject: Re: Tek4125 Driver Wanted
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Date: Fri, 13-Dec-85 00:21:56 EST
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To the moderator:  Could you forward this message on to the original
poster of the 4125 driver query?  Please do not post this to the net.
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Re: Anybody have a driver for the Tek4125?

I'm not certain what you mean by `driver'.  The 4125 has a standard RS-232
serial interface, it should connect as any other terminal.  Do you need
a TERMCAP?

There also exists some optional DMA interfaces that have limited application.
They are available for DEC VAX 11/7x0 (Option 3A) or uVAX (Option 3Q), and
Tektronix 6000 Series (Option 3C) computers.  Drivers for the DMA interfaces
are available for Ultrix and VMS.  (The VAX side of the DMA interfaces use
DR11 or DRV11 parallel interfaces).

The 4125 is supported by a number of standard graphics libraries.

	Alan Jeddeloh
	Graphics Workstation Division
	Tektronix, Inc.
	tektronix!orca!alanj
	(503) 685-3106