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From: rfc@briar.philips.com (Robert Casey;6282;3.57;$0201)
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Subject: Re: Hayes ???
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Date: 20 Dec 89 04:40:18 GMT
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In article <16415@merrimack.edu> AIN1496E@merrimack.edu (David E. Sheafer, Class of 1989) writes:
>
>>      Sorry to tell yo Chris, but a cable will do the job, and no its not an
>R-verter.  Its a cable that has an Atari SIO on one end and an rs232 on the
>other end, not an interface.

Could someone post or e-mail me a description of which pins of each connector
are connected together?  i.e. rs232-----SIO

something like RS232 pin 2 to SIO pin?
	       RS232 pin 3 to SIO pin?
	       RS232 pin 7 to SIO pin?  (this one is ground, should be easy to
					 guess!)
thanks in advance (assuming that this makes any sense!)
I'm asumming that it's just a matter of using nothing else than wire in the
above!