23 Jun
2001
23 Jun
'01
2:16 a.m.
You open it by pressing in 2 small slots on the sides, near the front
bezel.
These slots are hidden in the line between the top and bottom halfs.
There is acutally a small key-like tol used to press the release springs,
but
you can often get away with a small flat blade screwdriver.
I've got a 2647A, but it needs repair.
blacklord wrote:
Just found this new toy, looks impressive!
I know it has it's own version of Basic & this one is intact with it's
serial cable & a collection of cards inside (if I can figure out how to
open it, I'll post what they are).
A couple of questions: What can I do with it? Is the serial cable
straight through or null modem? Can I connect it to one of my modern
PC's ? Where can I find info on this beast ? (alright, *4* questions
then....)
BL
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