RE: TI-H: damaged link port?


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RE: TI-H: damaged link port?



Hi, 

  thanks a lot for response. I discovered what caused the problem before.
It was exactly the same thing, i.e. port pad was not correcly soldered and
fracutured somehow (but I do not remember that I dropped my calc or any
other simillar mishap). The reason why PC received data from TI but TI from
PC not, could depend on pin port that was broken. In my case it was GND.

zehnalp.
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From: 	Peter Matthews
Sent: 	14. máj 1999 17:45
To: 	'ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org'
Subject: 	RE: TI-H: damaged link port?

I have damaged the link port in my 83 before, but that prompted a complete comms blackout rather than no response. I actually had to open up my calc and resolder one of the ports joints, as it had fractured. I'm not sure how common this is, but I dropped my calc with a link cable in it, and I  think that jogged the socket out of place a bit?

Hope this helps?
 
Pete
Peter@snap.clara.net

P.S : Anyone out there come up with any ideas re my previous comms problem involving the PC Link???


-----Original Message-----
From:	Adam Davis [SMTP:adavis@baladyne.com]
Sent:	14 May 1999 15:37
To:	ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org
Subject:	Re: TI-H: damaged link port?


I would suggest you get the 92 emulator for your pc, and see if you can
get it working that way.

-Adam

Peter Zehnal wrote:
> 
> Hi there,
> 
>   I am developing a little hardware based on PIC microcontroller that
> connects to TI-92 through link port. Everything that is sent from TI
> is received by PIC (I used fterm and linkport progs on TI). But when
> PIC tries to send anything to TI then TI does not respond to falling edge
> of either of link cables. I tried my own home made GraphLink cable I
> built few weeks ago and problem is the same - i.e. PC receives all that
> TI sends but TI will not accept anything PC sends. I checked over PIC SW
> few times and I can't see any mistake there. Is it possible that I damaged
> link port (or part of it) somehow even though that TI sends data correctly?
> 
> Thanks for any response.
> 
> zehnalp@computel.sk


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