KNAUER@CWRU.BITNET (12/29/88)
>I am giving my Applecat modem to someone with a deaf daughter. Since the >Applecat can do the 45.5 baud type speed. From reading the manuals I saw that >they need a modifiction to do this. Does anyone know how this is/should be >done?? Also I need the Deaf Diskette. If anyone can HELP please send me mail. >This is real urgent and I'm sure the family will appreciate this. One reason >I'm posting this is I think that Novation is no longer with us.. >Joe I don't think the Applecat needs any modifications to use the TTD (deaf) mode. In fact, the plain 300-baud Applecat (without the 1200-baud upgrade) can use the 45.5 baud mode. Novation is still around, but the poor 'Cat is so old that Novation says "AppleCat? What's that?" when you call them. However, you don't need the deaf disk that they published to use the mode, if you have Ascii Express Professional (the older versions, 3.43 or 4.2, before Ascii Express Mousetalk came out.) It lets you choose the 45.5 TTD rate the same as you'd choose any other (from the "B" key). Of course, you have to install it for an AppleCat first. Hope this helps... +----------------------------------------------------------------+ |Rob Knauerhase |Bitnet%Knauer@CWRU | |"It's not just a network, |rck@skybridge.sdi.cwru.edu | | it's a FETHTIVAL!" |GEnie:R.Knauerhase | | --David Letterman (in spirit) |AppleLinkPE:RCK2 | +----------------------------------------------------------------+