[Coco] DLOAD/HyperTerminal mystery
Robert Gault
robert.gault at worldnet.att.net
Sat Mar 11 22:50:25 EST 2006
Which version of HyperTerminal are you using? I have no problems setting it
to 8-N-1 with version 6.3. I open HyperTerminal using a previously created
connections entry labeled Null Modem. The properties are set or changed
from the Menubar/Files/Properties/Connect_To/Configure. The connect_using
is set for Direct to COM1.
Roger Taylor wrote:
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> As of tonight I am sending sending data from the PC to the CoCo 2 at
> 38400bps from Comit and Portal-9 (test routines).
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> HyperTerminal appears to be forcing 7N1 or ASCII characters to be sent
> which in turn looks like it is causing two characters to appear on the
> CoCo screen, usually the intended character and a graphics character. I
> can't get HyperTerminal to send at 8N1, but since DLOAD is also acting
> this way at 1200bps, I don't know what's wrong.
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> It looks like the last bit in the byte is random because I keep getting
> bit #7 high when it should be low sometimes, and vise-versa. This is
> why the DLOAD "RequestFile" code of 138 comes in as a 10 on the PC
> sometimes, and sometimes a 138, when DLOAD is set to 1200bps.
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> Does anybody have a clue what's happening? Why is Comit and Portal-9
> able to send at 38400 and below just fine?
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