[coco]using direct connect modem

Boisy G. Pitre boisy at boisypitre.com
Sun Aug 28 21:05:30 EDT 2005


Roy,

I distinctly remember hooking two CoCos together with two DCM paks
and a phone line cable. Yes, it can be done, and yes, it works (at
300 baud, of course).

Boisy

On Aug 28, 2005, at 7:36 PM, RJRTTY at aol.com wrote:


> coco friends,

>

> I need to know about the direct connect modem. Specifically

> I want to know the speed capabillities of that modem and if they

> can be

> used to connect and pass data between two coco's using a phone

> extension cable. Would I have to provide a voltage similiar to a

> standard phone line or do they need that. If it can be done, what

> kind of terminal software would be best to use.

>

> Now I KNOW what you're thinking. Just use the bit banger

> port

> or RS-232 carts. I want to use the direct connect modem pack so

> I can eventually connect them using radio transcievers.

>

> Now I KNOW what you're thinking. Just us the RS-232 with

> a couple of blue tooth modules. I prefer to use the original

> equipment

> and software that was made for the coco.

>

> I just thought this would be a fun project when I get some

> spare time.

> I was even thinking of linking the modems accoustically with some home

> brew audio gear like an amplified microphone and speaker. Sorta have

> them "sing" to each other. :)

>

> you may start laughing at me now.....

>

> Roy

>

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