Need copy of ancient text editor...
AlanSteytler
Posts: 4
[noparse][[/noparse]A newbie here...]
With my first project, having snagged from Ebay a couple of BS1-1Cs and BS2-1Cs and cables, I tried my program on the BS2 using the serial cable.· Tests fine.
Actually want to run this with one of the BS1s but I only have a parallel cable (no serial adapter). The 2.1 text editor·appears to·want to output only through the serial port.
I don't have an editor that outputs through the parallel port- is there a place I can download such?
TIA,
AlanSteytler
With my first project, having snagged from Ebay a couple of BS1-1Cs and BS2-1Cs and cables, I tried my program on the BS2 using the serial cable.· Tests fine.
Actually want to run this with one of the BS1s but I only have a parallel cable (no serial adapter). The 2.1 text editor·appears to·want to output only through the serial port.
I don't have an editor that outputs through the parallel port- is there a place I can download such?
TIA,
AlanSteytler
Comments
There are few things to consider here.· The parallel port and BS1 will only work in straight DOS and not Windows DOS.· This means you'll need a PC with Windows 98 or below.· If you want to use the editor version 2.1 you'll need the BS1 adapter and a db9 RS-232 straight through male to female cable.· The adapter is $4.95, here is a link for more information:· http://www.parallax.com/detail.asp?product_id=27111
Dave
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Dave Andreae
Tech Support
dandreae@parallax.com
www.parallax.com
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Is the BS1 DOS editor something I can download from somewhere? Something that can be attached to an email? Available in some form or another?
Looking for immediate gratification...
TIA,
AlanSteytler
To The nice guys at Parallax: Can you wait with deleteing this post until Alan has downloaded it?
Post Edited (Gadgetman) : 1/17/2005 7:11:59 PM GMT
To start:
STAMP Filename.BS
Press F1 to read the helpfile and [noparse][[/noparse]Esc] to exit the program
This is actually a very nice and compact text editor, and resides on all my 'panic disks'...
ALS