Re: LZ: Re: Cassette Backup
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Re: LZ: Re: Cassette Backup
Ok here's my idea.. Someone get a Y splitter for 2.5 mm plugs, hook the
splitter into one link port, and hoot the other calc to the splitter
with the calc-calc link. then take a 2.5mm to 3.5mm connector and connect
the other arm of the splitter to the input of a recording device.. such
as a casette recorder.. Start the recorder, then initiate a transfer
between the 2 calcs.. you will end up with a recording of the whole
thing. then you can figure out about the asyncronous transfers by
listening to the tape.. :)
Dave Madsen
On Sat, 14 Sep 1996, Andrew Haninger wrote:
> On Sat, 14 Sep 1996, SAM STAUFFER wrote:
>
> > -> shut up! the rtlink was a pipe dream before it was made, wasn't it?
> > -> thats all this is- a pipe dream. maybe a long pipe, but we'll get to
> > -> the end!
> > -> > Screw it-- wht logic does a walkman have-- IT WILL NEVER WORK :) >
> > -> have a nice day
> > -> >
> > -> > Eric Linenberg
> > -> > elinenbe@umich.edu
> > -> >
> > -> > for information on EVERYBODY from High School go to
> > -> > http://www.umich.edu/~elinenbe/
> > -> >
> > -> > im that kid in the corner all fucked up and i wanna
> > -> > so im gonna take a piece of the pie why not im not
> > -> > quittin think im gonna change up my style just to
> > -> > fit in
> >
> > Both the RTLINK and the Tape Backup are possible, the only problem with
> > the Tape Backup is that it requires a way to time.
> well, i've had another thought<G>...
>
> what if we could mimick what the second calc(the tape player in this case)
> did ,to make the first one ready to send/recieve, on the tape. that way,
> you'd tell the calc to recieve and play the tape. then the calc would send
> a signal which the walkman wouldn't understand but, that doesn't matter.
> any way, then the tape player would send a signal(it would be contained on
> the tape) that would make the calc think there was a second calc on
> the other end and start recieving. meanwhile, back at the walkman...
>
> it's got a delay to give the calc time to think there's a calc on the other
> end and start recieving the file coming through the wire.woudl this work,
> or am i missing somthing?
>
>
> Andy Haninger
> aka &y
> ahaning@freenet.columbus.oh.us
>
>
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