30 Nov
1999
30 Nov
'99
11:58 a.m.
I'm working with a device which has
poor documentation but it says the
printer port is compatible with
a TI Silent 700. Do you know
what baud rate, character length
and parity the Silent 700 used ?
Tom Hickerson
tom(a)automatedtech.com
30 Nov
30 Nov
1:14 p.m.
Tom Hickerson wrote:
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Do you know
what baud rate, character length
and parity the Silent 700 used ?
I recall using one at 300/8/none. For some reason I seem to recall
some of these things being configurable, possibly with switches on the
edge of one of the cards.
Of course it's been more than twenty years since I looked at one, so
this could be a complete fabrication of my failing memory...
Cheers,
Chris
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Chris Kennedy
chris(a)mainecoon.com
http://www.mainecoon.com
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2:02 p.m.
Baud rate is anywhere from 110 to 9600 (a note in the manual states that
actual throughput is limited to 240 characters per second), 300 maximum
on the acoustic coupler (model 765). Parity is even, odd or mark. It
uses ASCII, CCITT; "seven-level, 11 bits per character including parity,
start, and two stop bits at 10 characters per second (110 baud); 10 bits
per character, including one stop bit at speeds above 10 characters per
second." Straight from the manual of the 763/765 Memory Terminals.
robert
Tom Hickerson wrote:
I'm working with a device which has
poor documentation but it says the
printer port is compatible with
a TI Silent 700. Do you know
what baud rate, character length
and parity the Silent 700 used ?
Tom Hickerson
tom(a)automatedtech.com
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