[M100] Legacy

Anyone get the game "LEGACY" to run without crashing? Haven't tried debugging it yet... ftp://ftp.whtech.com/club100/gam/legacy.ba LEGACY.BA 21207 (11-19-87)Graphics three-dimensional arcade type adventure game. -- John.

Re: [M100] Telnet BBS

> 503 646 2407 And right there it is, the 503 area code. Just answered my own question. :) It wouldn't surprise me at all if you and I attended a local area BBS pizza party way back in that day. I'm the ex-sysop of "The Omega Quadrant". On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 10:40 PM, Gary Weber wrote: >

Re: [M100] Telnet BBS

Greg, So this is the same "The KEEP BBS" that I believe I dialed into back in the 80s? Are you local to the Portland Oregon area?? Gary On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 6:31 PM, Gregory McGill wrote: > Being as most phone companies offer free long distance. I can only offer > my suggestion that you re

Re: [M100] Telnet BBS

M100 in Toronto connected to CP/M system in Melbourne via Telnet, January 2002: - Original Message - From: Gregory McGill To: Model 100 Discussion Sent: Monday, May 09, 2016 10:53 PM Subject: Re: [M100] Telnet BBS uds10 from lantronics, averaging about 20 bucks on ebay..

Re: [M100] Telnet BBS

Yeah, that's always been the issue; there have been all sorts of ways to get the Model T's on the 'Net for years, but what do you do once you get connected... I thought I heard someone volunteer (again) to set up an M10x-friendly BBS recently? m - Original Message - From: Kurt McC

Re: [M100] Telnet BBS

Yes, UDS10s and equivalents are some of the hardware devices I mentioned and are what I use to connect various old systems; great devices, very flexible and they can solve the problem of the M100's small receive buffer overflowing when using XON/XOFF handshaking. There's also John's HTERM progr

Re: [M100] Telnet BBS

mComm for a Windows PC can create a telnet or SSH bridge for the model T. From TELCOM you can connect to any of these sites. The screen size is a big limiting factor though. If there were a BBS that catered to the small screen that would be ideal. But I have not found any that are 40x8. Kurt

Re: [M100] Telnet BBS

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR12.TRC2.A0.H0.Xuds10.TRS0&_nkw=uds10&_sacat=0 We have a nifty "web browser" on the 99/4a running with these as the interface.. not html tho.. TIML! :) On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 7:53 PM, Gregory McGill wrote: > uds10 from lantr

Re: [M100] Telnet BBS

uds10 from lantronics, averaging about 20 bucks on ebay.. rs232 to ethernet On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 7:12 PM, Mike Stein wrote: > Hi John, > > If you have a computer connected to the Internet that also has a serial > port there are programs that let the M100 think it's talking to an > old-skool m

Re: [M100] Telnet BBS

Hi John, If you have a computer connected to the Internet that also has a serial port there are programs that let the M100 think it's talking to an old-skool modem while the PC translates things to Telnet on the 'Net. There has also been a lot of progress made on using a smartphone as a 'modem'

Re: [M100] Telnet BBS

Being as most phone companies offer free long distance. I can only offer my suggestion that you request that for a reasonable price. And then dial my BBS: The KEEP BBS since 1983 The KEEP currently has one modem online and available 24/7 supporting baud rates up to 38400 baud at 503 646 2407 You c

Re: [M100] ROM burning questions

I could definitely help Steve out there Mike, I still have 3 boards available, with parts to add pins and socket (optional). Bill Nobel b_nobel@ hotmail.com > On May 9, 2016, at 3:09 PM, Mike Stein wrote: > > Option 1: Buy a REX module. I'm not sure whether t

Re: [M100] General PSU Q & A

Regarding the USB power cable, here's some news I received myVolts (the maker of the USB power cables): http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01F562VRI Please note the connector size, polarity, voltages and current output. These particular redesigned power cables will be available in September. Hope this h

[M100] Telnet BBS

Back in 1985 to 1995. I used my TRS 80 Model 100 to call up local BBS here in Colorado Springs, CO. But most of these BBS in my city no longer exist. Since 1995. I do not know how to call TELNET or any BBS outside the 80906 zip code. I wish there was a FREE toll free 800 or 888 number. So I can

Re: [M100] ROM burning questions

Option 1: Buy a REX module. I'm not sure whether they're still available through Club100 or you order them direct from Steve these days; I'm sure Ken or Steve will log in and clarify. Option 2: If you just want to replace the System ROM in a *NEW* M100 (or don't mind unsoldering the original RO

Re: [M100] ROM burning questions

Hi Mike,I would like to replace my system ROM with a Y2K compatible version.I would like to install the best single option ROM I can.Would this chip work?EPROM 256K-Bit 32K x 8 250ns 28-Pin DIPhttp://www.jameco.com/1/1/2864-27c256-25-27c256-eprom-256k-bit-32k-x-8-250ns-28-pin-dip-memory.html Do

Re: [M100] ROM burning questions

Hi Steve, Where to begin... First of all, you're talking about two different and separate ROMs and their sockets, the System ROM which runs the computer and provides the various built-in applications, and an Option ROM which, as the name suggests, adds one or more optional programs or features

[M100] ROM burning questions

I am pretty new to retro computing. But have become an addict in the last year or so. I have Several M-100, M-102, M-200, NEC-8201 and NEC-8300 systems in working order. I also have a ROM Booster PAC. I really have only scratched the surface of learning to use these machines. I bought some "D432

Re: [M100] Null Modem Cable

The best cables to use are full null cables like he Belkin serial laplink if you can find one. You will also need a serial device and whatever adapters. If you can find an all in one that meets these properties then it should work. Be aware though that the shell on same cables is too large and it

Re: [M100] Null Modem Cable

Welcome Matt, I have be a member and reading the wealth of info available through the Model-T community for over a year. I have found enough on-line info to keep me busy for weeks straight. But only play and learn a few hours per week now. If you are patient enough to read through it all, almo