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From: farmer@ico.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga
Subject: Re: Amiga and an Anchor Signalman Mark 1
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Date: Mon, 13-Jan-86 09:27:00 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan 13 09:27:00 1986
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>/* Written 11:54 pm  Jan  8, 1986 by martin@sdcsvax in ico:net.micro.amig */
>/* ---------- "Amiga and an Anchor Signalman Mark" ---------- */
>Has anyone had any experience using an Anchor Signalman Mark 12 modem with
>an Amiga?  I have done the following:

I meant to mention this earlier.  I looked at the manual for my signalman
modem, and noticed that none of the hasardous pins on the amiga are used
by the modem.  I figured what the heck, and just plugged it in - right sex
and everything!  To my sruprise everything worked fine.  I was using the
modem program that was posted to the net.  Later I got the 1.1 update, and
tried the basic terminal program that comes on the extras disk.  After
changing the baudrate to 1200, it also works.

I can only suggest that you check the baudrate in your preferences, and that
you are using the correct parity, and stop bits...

Good luck.
The usual disclaimers apply.  I am not responsible if you plug in your modem
and blow it up.  Interactive is not responsible for anything that I do in my
spare time.
David Farmer