Re: Problems with the TI-86 Link Cable

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Subject: Re: Problems with the TI-86 Link Cable
From: Kasper Vibe Grevsen <removekaspervg@POST6.TELE.DK>
Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1998 21:00:13 +0200
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Reply-To: Kasper Vibe Grevsen <removekaspervg@POST6.TELE.DK>
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Ryan Caron...
>The only program that seems to
>work for me is CAL.
My serial link works fine with every program I've tried

>  Just don't send your computer a 86 backup.
Sure, it works when the file is less than 64Kb and I've got no clue why it
doesn't when it's greater than 64Kb. Looking at the file structure it should
work, but my experience shows it doesn't.
>
>I wouldn't have replaced the diodes with LEDs, though.
No, but one of them - maybe that's the reason why my link works with any
program?
>
> I haven't seen a good Windows program for 86 linking,
Depends on your definitiion of 'good'; WTran32 8x v. 3 is very user
friendly - lacks only drag'n'drop and editors.
Connect-85 is very good too. It's an 85 program, but you can use it when
transfering 85 files to your TI-86. It has build-in string, list, matrix,
program, picture... editors.
Someone please make a Connect 86:-)
>
>Has anybody tried reverse engireening a graphlink before?
The program? Wouldn't tell you if I had since it's illegal - TI would sue
you if you published it.
The cable? Yes, it has a build-in PIC making it expensive to build.
>--
Kasper

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