7 Jul
2013
7 Jul
'13
noon
Before I write my own and reinvent the wheel(?), does anyone know of a
5-bit terminal emualtor using ITA2 (often mis-called 'Baudot' or 'Murray'
code) at 50 baud that runs on some classic computer (as that's all I have?).
Something that runs on an origianl IBM PC under MS-DOS would be fine...
-tony
7 Jul
7 Jul
1:18 p.m.
On 07/07/2013 12:00 PM, Tony Duell wrote:
Before I write my own and reinvent the wheel(?), does
anyone know of a
5-bit terminal emualtor using ITA2 (often mis-called 'Baudot' or
'Murray'
code) at 50 baud that runs on some classic computer (as that's all I have?).
Something that runs on an origianl IBM PC under MS-DOS would be fine...
Have you looked at any of the old TDD for PC packages?
--Chuck
8 Jul
8 Jul
12:26 p.m.
On 07/07/2013 12:00 PM, Tony Duell wrote:
NO, whenre might I find them?
As a coincidence, the reason Iwant such a program is because I have a
(modern-ish [1]) TDD on thge bench and I want oo try the 'Baudot' mode
(It works fine in CCITT 300 baud mode). I have a description of the
tones, etc, in fact I threw together a modulator the other day which
seems to work for sending data too the TDD.
[1] The logic board is all SMD ICs. An 80C32 microcontrolelr, ROM, RAM,
some TTL latches for output ports, a DAC to send the digitised speech
announcentm, 73K222 (no, I'd not head of it) modem IC, and a couple of
PLLs.
-tony
Before I write my own and reinvent the wheel(?),
does anyone know of a
5-bit terminal emualtor using ITA2 (often mis-called 'Baudot' or
'Murray'
code) at 50 baud that runs on some classic computer (as that's all I have?).
Something that runs on an origianl IBM PC under MS-DOS would be fine...
Have you looked at any of the old TDD for PC packages?
7 Jul
7 Jul
2:02 p.m.
On 07/07/2013 12:00 PM, Tony Duell wrote:
Before I write my own and reinvent the wheel(?), does
anyone know of a
5-bit terminal emualtor using ITA2 (often mis-called 'Baudot' or
'Murray'
code) at 50 baud that runs on some classic computer (as that's all I have?).
I wondered about RTTY programs. It turns out there there is one, called
"HamComm" that can do 5-level code at 50 baud. Best, it can runs on a PC
XT. See
http://www.pervisell.com/ham/hc1.htm
Note the option (23) in the README file for "external converter", using
the 232C handshake line for data input/output.
Maybe just the ticket.
--Chuck
8 Jul
8 Jul
12:27 p.m.
I wondered about RTTY programs. It turns out there
there is one, called
"HamComm" that can do 5-level code at 50 baud. Best, it can runs on a PC
XT. See
http://www.pervisell.com/ham/hc1.htm
Note the option (23) in the README file for "external converter", using
the 232C handshake line for data input/output.
Maybe just the ticket.
Thank you, I will check this out...
-tony
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