Modem type:
AT&T 103/212A series; 1200, 0-300 bps.
Instruction set used:
Proprietary Anderson Jacobson command control structure.
Hardware configuration:
Eight LED indicators and six switches on front panel give modem/data status and control modem fuctions and tests. Modem runs off of external plug-in power supply. Non-volatile memory retains stored numbers and configuration data. Built-in speaker is used to monitor operation and diagnostics.
Software configuration:
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Microprocessor-controlled intelligent modem with stored number, auto-dial, and auto-answer functions.
Interface type:
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RS-232 DB-25S (DCE) connector, full or half duplex operation.
Modem interface packages, by computer:
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Apple IIe (Super Serial card):
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Access II or other terminal software; straight through DB-25 cable interface (with serial card configured as DTE equipment) for hardware connection.
Apple IIc:
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Access II or other terminal software; Apple IIc to Imagewriter cable with modem eliminator cable for hardware connection.
Apple III:
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Access III or other terminal software; straight through DB-25 cable for hardware connection.
Macintosh:
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MacTerm or other terminal software; Macintosh to Imagewriter cable with modem eliminator cable for hardware connection.
Macintosh XL:
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MacTerm or other terminal software; straight through DB-25 cable for hardware connection.
NOTE: Pull-down functions of MacTerm will not work, since they're Hayes
instruction set commands. Typing in the correct command will work,
though; refer to the modem commands provided in the user manual.
Article Change History:
22 Aug 1994 - Revised formatting.
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