Bicer.ES@XEROX.COM.UUCP (04/02/87)
Does anyone have the Taiwaneese Multi I/O Card with floppy controller, parallel printer port, 2 serial ports, battery backed up clock/calendar and game adapter? There doesn't seem to be a brand name on the manual, which has a shiny grey cover. The name MUSTEK is printed at the back of the manual. The board was purchased from MEGATECH. I am looking for the software which drives the clock/calendar, TIMER.COM. Apparently there is another manual which explains how to access the device, but I don't have it. I know this is a long shot, but if anyone out there has any information on this, I will really appreciate if you could contact me. Thanks in advance, Jack Bicer Bicer.ES@Xerox.COM
victoro@crash.UUCP (04/03/87)
In article <870402-104026-5252@Xerox> Bicer.ES@Xerox.COM writes: > > >Does anyone have the Taiwaneese Multi I/O Card with floppy controller, >parallel printer port, 2 serial ports, battery backed up clock/calendar >and game adapter? There doesn't seem to be a brand name on the manual, >which has a shiny grey cover. The name MUSTEK is printed at the back of >the manual. The board was purchased from MEGATECH. > Gee sounds great, I presume it's an S-100 card, or does it use the Z-80 bus? I didn't think there were S-100 cards from Taiwan, but who knows.. ;-) -- Victor O'Rear {hplabs!hp-sdd, akgua, sdcsvax, nosc}!crash!victoro ARPA: crash!victoro@nosc and the Byte Information eXchange [victoro] or the STAR-Answering Machine @ (619) 589-0404 (24 Hour) And they told us, what they wanted.. Was a sound that could kill some-one, from a distance. K. Bush - Inspiration for many a project here at Wizbang