[Coco] SitePlayer Telnet

[Steve Bjork]

Hi Andrew,

While I have yet to work with the SitePlayer from Netmedia, their Basic X 
family of rapid development microcontrollers are great!

I been working with BX-24P and other models and they are fast and 
powerful.  You get real-time multi-tasking OS, 32 floating point math, 32k 
of EEPROM (8000+ lines of code) and 400 bytes of ram.

Find out more at http://www.basicx.com

Steve

At 08:27 AM 8/1/2006 -0700, you wrote:
>All,
>
>Has anyone ever tried one of these (or anything similar) with the CoCo?:
>
>http://www.siteplayer.com/telnet/index.html
>
>It seems like it is a serial<->ethernet proxy server in a very small (and 
>fairly inexpensive) package - the OEM version starts at $29.95, but the 
>most likely version to use is the assembled "SitePlayer Telnet System", 
>which is $79.95 and has all the parts (carrier board, etc) for actually 
>hooking up to serial, ethernet, and power ports.
>
>I was just looking at this device as a possible way to get the CoCo "on 
>the net", and was wondering what people thought. It certainly isn't a 
>proper NIC and TCP/IP stack (which I am sure we all want), but it might be 
>a nice stopgap system (maybe no worse than a serial cable to a PC running 
>proxy software - although that solution might be cheaper).
>
>-- Andrew L. Ayers
>    Glendale (Phoenix), Arizona