> -Original Message-
>
> Tonight I'll try it the way you specify in the note, and also (if I'm
> feeling brave) try a wipe and restore.
CTRL-X followed by power cycle works.
Wipe and restore of both the REXCPM area and the CPM area works like a charm
(eventually :) ).
jim
On Thu, Jun 25, 2020 at 5:05 PM Jim Anderson wrote:
> Just wondering, since REXCPM makes use of 76800bps large packet TPDD mode,
> is there likely to be a firmware update in the near (or far) future to make
> NADSbox capable of supporting this mode? (Or is it even possible with that
> hardware?)
Just wondering, since REXCPM makes use of 76800bps large packet TPDD mode, is
there likely to be a firmware update in the near (or far) future to make
NADSbox capable of supporting this mode? (Or is it even possible with that
hardware?)
jim
> -Original Message-
>
> Jim, did you get this working? ..Steve
> [...]
> Here is the exact note:
>
> "Make sure REXCPM is in default state, meaning RXCMGR is not running
> (use CNTL-X to remove hooks) and power cycle once."
Sorry, I missed the power-cycle part of the instructions. I wa
Jim, did you get this working? ..Steve
On Wed, Jun 24, 2020 at 8:05 PM Stephen Adolph wrote:
> Here is the exact note:
>
>
> "Make sure REXCPM is in default state, meaning RXCMGR is not running (use
> CNTL-X to remove hooks) and power cycle once."
>
>
> On Wed, Jun 24, 2020 at 7:57 PM Jim Ander
I forgot to mention.. works fine on another 100
Greg
On Thu, Jun 25, 2020 at 9:27 AM Kurt McCullum wrote:
> Check your cable. As strange as this sounds, the 200 requires RTS/CTS to
> be wired properly. I verified this last year by trying to use a cable that
> only had Tx,Rx, and GND wired up an
The damage I have been describing, attributed to battery electrolyte
leakage, is limited mainly to the power supply board(s) of a TPDD1. The
drive controller board shows a little area of one corner that may have been
affected but mainly is clean: most of the corrosion is on the area directly
above
I’ve got an issue with a 102 serial port which I’ve been meaning to post about.
When I connect my NADSbox to the 102 and just go into TELCOM to try to talk to
its CLI interface, as soon as I hit F4 to go online in TELCOM the screen starts
to fill with random-seeming garbage, which is not flowing
If memory serves, The M100 I fixed for Randy had uni-directional serial and
it turned out to be the UART. I replaced that chip (from a donor board) and
everything was fine. I did check the signal path all the way to it and
found no issues (using scope) so I was pretty sure of the fault when I
repla
OK Thanks - I will check the files - I downloaded them from Club100
On 6/25/2020 1:31:18 PM, Joshua O'Keefe wrote:
I've seen this several times with files that I got online. It turned out to be
that some of the BASIC lines had been hard wrapped (that is, had a newline in
the middle of the li
I've seen this several times with files that I got online. It turned out to be
that some of the BASIC lines had been hard wrapped (that is, had a newline in
the middle of the line), causing direct statement lines instead of numbered
lines.
Open the file with a text editor and fix any lines wit
>From the manual
?DS Error
Code = 56
Message = Direct Statement file
Meaning = An ASCII format file does not load
Sounds like you have a bad file
On Thu, Jun 25, 2020, at 10:11 AM, Robert Pellegrino wrote:
>
> I am using TeraTerm to upload BASIC files and I wasn't having any issues, but
> now I
I am using TeraTerm to upload BASIC files and I wasn't having any issues, but
now I am getting
this error when Sending File - ?DS Error
What does - ?DS Error mean? How can I fix the issue?
Thanks - I am sending from Model 100 with these Parameters: 47I1E,10
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On 6/25/20 12:28 PM, Brian K. White wrote:
On 6/25/20 12:03 PM, Josh Malone wrote:
While we're on the topic of fixing TPDDs, is there a known copy of a
service manual for this unit? I know it's not OEM by Tandy, so I'm
guessing it doesn't have an awesome service manual like the
100/102/200 do.
On 6/25/20 12:03 PM, Josh Malone wrote:
While we're on the topic of fixing TPDDs, is there a known copy of a
service manual for this unit? I know it's not OEM by Tandy, so I'm
guessing it doesn't have an awesome service manual like the 100/102/200
do. I've got a couple units sent to me for repa
Check your cable. As strange as this sounds, the 200 requires RTS/CTS to be
wired properly. I verified this last year by trying to use a cable that only
had Tx,Rx, and GND wired up and it was a no go. The RTS/CTS signals are used
even in TELCOM even though the manual says it isn't. You could alw
I have a couple 100's with issues with the serial port.. and a 200 can't
use them with mcomm/ladde either are unreliable in transfers or don't work
at all.
for instance the 200 sends the wrong characters when i set up a term on the
pc and type back and forth between.. it receives characters corre
While we're on the topic of fixing TPDDs, is there a known copy of a
service manual for this unit? I know it's not OEM by Tandy, so I'm guessing
it doesn't have an awesome service manual like the 100/102/200 do. I've got
a couple units sent to me for repairs that are *almost* working but I'm
suspic
I may have a spare TPDD1 PCB. I have had a couple of units die for
mechanical reasons. Was it TPDD1 or TPDD2?
On Thu, Jun 25, 2020 at 11:35 AM Brian K. White
wrote:
> On 6/25/20 10:54 AM, Charles Hudson wrote:
> > I found that the electrolyte has eaten through wires and corroded
> > traces, p
On 6/25/20 10:54 AM, Charles Hudson wrote:
I found that the electrolyte has eaten through wires and corroded
traces, plus a coil dropped off and it's copper wire broke. So I have a
cable, wall wart, manual and spare belt to show for my investment.
It's probably still fixable, but it's definit
The power-supply board? or the drive controller board?
On Thu, Jun 25, 2020 at 10:55 AM Charles Hudson wrote:
> I found that the electrolyte has eaten through wires and corroded traces,
> plus a coil dropped off and it's copper wire broke. So I have a cable,
> wall wart, manual and spare belt t
I found that the electrolyte has eaten through wires and corroded traces,
plus a coil dropped off and it's copper wire broke. So I have a cable,
wall wart, manual and spare belt to show for my investment.
I tell myself I'm fortunate to be alive, healthy and able to pursue my
interests but sometim
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