Re: LD-V4000

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From: George Harding
Date: Mon, 19 Nov 1990 19:54

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If my recollection is correct the LD-V400 is not an RS-232 device.
We have had reasonable success accessing these players using a
product called PCLS from Visual Database Systems.  This is a
cable that hooks to the parallel port and uses software to
generate the proper timing for the 4000's computer port.  
I assume they are still around but I haven't spoken with them
in several years.  The address is:

	Visual Database Systems
	614 Bean Creek Road
	Scotts Valley, CA 95066
	(408) 438-8396

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From: gharding@brahms.udel.edu (George Harding)
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Subject: Re: LD-V4000
Keywords: LD-V4000
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Date: 19 Nov 90 19:54:01 GMT
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