lui@ucla-cs.UUCP (12/04/84)
I am using ASCII Express with the Apple IIc. I connected it to a Racal Vadic VA212 modem. For some reason, all I get on the screen is garbage. I tried modify the # of bits, parity, etc. but that doesn't seem to help. First of all, does anyone have a similiar setup? How did you connect the IIc port to the modem (i.e. pin to pin connections)? What settings do you use to connect to a VAX? --Stephen p.s. Anybody have a manual for ASCII Express
craparotta@nymgr.DEC (07/27/85)
Hi All, Well I've heard that it supposed to emulate a VT52. I've never been able to see this done at any of the Dealers I went to. They've even called up the the HOTLINE and with there help it didn't work!! I finally went and bought Softerm II and am using it no. It works great!!! It emulates a VT102 and will also do a VT200 series soon. I strongly recco- mend it.... Later Joe Craparotta [NY1MM] the above are personal opinions and not that of Digital Equipment!!!
jerry@uwmcsd1.UUCP (Jerry Lieberthal) (07/31/85)
> Ascii express will emulate any of a number of terminals--there are > around 10 canned emulations-- or you can set appropriate parameters. > You have to remember that internally the software emulates a terminal > of some strange variety & a translation must be done to have it > appear as a vt52 to the outside world. On the incoming & > outgoing terminal selections, I believe the correct choices are 6 & 5. Those are the parameters I recall also. I don't know if it makes a difference with different boards; mine uses the Apple Super Serial Card. jerry.. ihnp4!uwmcsd1!jerry
bob@harpo.UUCP (08/26/85)
Ascii express will emulate any of a number of terminals--there are around 10 canned emulations-- or you can set appropriate parameters. You have to remember that internally the software emulates a terminal of some strange variety & a translation must be done to have it appear as a vt52 to the outside world. On the incoming & outgoing terminal selections, I believe the correct choices are 6 & 5.