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Your best bet on information on interfacing the Model 100 is the Service Manual (R/S Catalog Number 26-3801/3802). The easiest ports to use are: Cassette Relay (Use BASIC "MOTOR ON" AND "MOTOR OFF" to turn it on and off) BAR CODE Port – For controling serial devices RS-232 Port -…
Your best bet on information on interfacing the Model 100 is the Service Manual (R/S Catalog Number 26-3801/3802). The easiest ports to use are: Cassette Relay (Use BASIC "MOTOR ON" AND "MOTOR OFF" to turn it on and off) BAR CODE Port – For controling serial devices RS-232 Port -…
The recent two issues of Portable 100/200 have RAM and ROM addresses explained by Greg Susong, a frequenter of this SIG. =====> larry
ALLAN TRICK (71256,757) wrote the article for Portable 100 (as it was then called) and described the method. EMAIL to Allan if you have further questions (he's recently married and does not frequent the SIG too often). =====> larry