Here are some screenshots, taken off the image of an LCD monitor connected to an Aurora/SGC/superHermes QL:
http://img202.imageshack.us/g/serusbtesting012.jpg/ There will be more pictures of the Ser-USB prototype in the forthcoming QL Today article. If the screen layout is not the familiar, homely red, white and black that you're used to seeing, it's because the windows have been redefined to fit in the monitor's displayable area. Here's the floppy disk boot program (ipcextuk_bin is the driver for superHermes & external keyboard): 100 a=RESPR(6000) 110 LBYTES 'flp1_ipcextuk_bin',a 120 CALL a 130 REMark --- 140 REMark Set Windows for Aurora 150 REMark --- 160 WINDOW #0,512,256,0,0 : CLS #0 170 WINDOW #1,490,206,18,12 180 WINDOW #2,490,206,18,12 190 WINDOW #0,490,32,18,218 200 PAPER #1,0 : INK #1,7 : BORDER #1,1,7 210 PAPER #2,0 : INK #2,7 : BORDER #2,1,7 220 BORDER #0,1,7 230 CLS #0 : CLS 240 PRINT "Load Ser-USB Driver?" 250 a$= INKEY$(-1) 260 IF a$ INSTR "yY" THEN 270 a= RESPR(20000) 280 LBYTES 'flp1_ser_usb_bin',a 290 CALL a 300 END IF Adrian _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
