Heh. Maybe...if I can find them. Moreover, I kind of suspect that they were
simply coded directly in the device, which would mean that they are gone.
I used the Palm and ADIOS board for monitoring some stuff. My recollection is
that there were only a few lines of Basic involved...opening a
hi John, very interesting. I forgot about Hotpaw.
Can you share your programs for using the serial port?
thanks!
Steve
On Thu, Jun 24, 2021 at 12:34 AM JOHN JR & VIRGINIA WHITTON <
jwhit...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> A good while back, I developed several trivial applications for my Pal,
> using
A good while back, I developed several trivial applications for my Pal, using
Hotpaw Basic. In each case, those involved RS-232 connections.
It's pretty straight-up Basic, as I recall. It's been years, but looks like
it's available for download here:
Ron Nicholson's Ancient Palm OS Computing
Yup! I did it once.
On Wednesday, June 23, 2021, 06:36:41 PM EDT, Dan Higdon
wrote:
Wow, that's pretty cool. I have an old Palm III that I keep wanting to find
stuff to do with. I have the cradle (an RS232 cradle, thankfully) but no
software. I put batteries into it and it does
Wow, that's pretty cool. I have an old Palm III that I keep wanting to find
stuff to do with. I have the cradle (an RS232 cradle, thankfully) but no
software. I put batteries into it and it does work.
>From the sounds of things, it looks like it won't be a straight-up "throw
ASCII at it" terminal,
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On Wednesday, June 23, 2021, 08:24:56 AM EDT, Stephen Adolph
wrote:
http://palmorb.sourceforge.net/download.html
stumbled across this interesting piece of Palm Pilot software it turns
the PP into an RS232 driven LCD display. This seems like it could be quite
useful for the M100 - debug interface, auxiliary input/output etc.
