Now available is a collection of six (6) high-speed 57,600 baud to
230,400 baud GS/OS Serial Port Drivers (FileType $BB / AuxType $0002)
for use when printing from GS/OS Desktop applications.
Any chance these drivers can be converted to Prodos8 to be used with Appleworks or Proterm? I might try my hand at passing data from one
IIGS to another thru the serial port. >
BTW, if you do mess with ProTERM macros, have the manual handy. Man,Dummy Me. I shouldn't have mentioned Appleworks or ProTerm. I was looking for something a little more hands on that I could dump a range of memory from an ML program. Just the simple basics of accessing a softswitch or two and sending data on one end and receiving on the other. I think there are already some dumb terminals out there that do just that, but they just have the basic choices of up to 19200. Just looking how to set them beyond that speed with your enhancements.
that is a weird language! It works well, but it's different, so to
speak. And the macro table size is fairly small, too.
I was looking for something a little more hands on that I could dump
a range of memory from an ML program. Just the simple basics of
accessing a softswitch or two and sending data on one end and
receiving on the other. I think there are already some dumb
terminals out there that do just that, but they just have the basic
choices of up to 19200. Just looking how to set them beyond that
speed with your enhancements.
Here's a link to some great SCC sample source code that the late Jim
Ferr (Warp Six BBS) put together many years ago. Maybe it will help you out:
<https://gswv.apple2.org.za/a2zine/Utils/Z8530_SCCsamples_info.txt>
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