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From: sherin@linc.cis.upenn.edu (Steve Sherin)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple,comp.os.cpm
Subject: PCPI CP/M and peripherals...
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Date: Mon, 18-May-87 14:30:39 EDT
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I have Franklin's version of CP/M.  The hardware is made by
PCPI, and I've read that it's ALMOST the same as the card for
the Apple //e.

I have a few questions about interfacing the card.

1)  Has anyone installed MEX, IMP, etc. for a PCPI card?
	->I'd like a copy of the overlays.

2)  Has anyone set up a Saturn-type 128K expansion card?  The
CP/M drivers that it came with don't work for this CP/M.

3)  (tricky) Does someone know how to access the graphics screen
in programs?  (It is possible, since there is a 70-column display
built in for those without 80-col. cards.)

4)  Could someone tell me how to set up a driver routine?
(This system comes with special driver inserters and no
sysgen.)


	Thanks!
	Steve

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