kuntz@imag.UUCP (Gilles Kuntz) (03/25/88)
The two standard serial ports of MAC II are not enough to control some devices
such as videoplayers, videotapes...
Thus, I am looking for a NUBUS card having 2 or 4
additional serial ports (RS-232 or RS-422).
Do you know somebody who sells such
a card, including its driver (hardware and software)?
In France, we can find a card, made by AST Research, Inc. Irvine,Ca.,named
ICP (MILWAUKEE COMMUNICATIONS PROCESSOR),
without any software. Do you have
some experience in using this card. In such a case, could you tell me please
how can I use it, or send me the corresponding driver?
Thank you for sending me your answer via "mail."
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Gilles KUNTZ kuntz@imag.imag.fr kuntz@imag.UUCP
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F-38041 GRENOBLE Cedexmark@odin.ucsd.edu (mark anderson) (03/27/88)
In article <2728@imag.UUCP> kuntz@imag.UUCP (Gilles Kuntz) writes: >The two standard serial ports of MAC II are not enough to control some devices >such as videoplayers, videotapes... >Thus, I am looking for a NUBUS card having 2 or 4 >additional serial ports (RS-232 or RS-422). > >Do you know somebody who sells such >a card, including its driver (hardware and software)? > I have been writing a driver for just such a board. It has four additional standard serial ports (RS-422) and a builtin modem. The driver provides the standard Macintosh OS serial driver interface to the board. For more information contact: John Metzger Tara Systems Company 912 Santa Hidalga Solana Beach, CA 92075 (619) 481-7109 Mark Anderson