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2 total messages Started by snailart Sun, 12 Oct 1997 00:00
the 3270 IBM connection card
#1534
Author: snailart
Date: Sun, 12 Oct 1997 00:00
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I was wondering if someone can point me in the direction of more
information about the 3270 card I have on 3 old ps/2 65sx machines .
I was wanting to network them with these cards, is it possible?

Is there a site which has information about these sort of cards?

thanks for your help

@!!

PRR
Re: the 3270 IBM connection card
#1535
Author: John_Johnson
Date: Mon, 13 Oct 1997 00:00
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 In <3440850F.77F@ar.com.au> snailart@ar.com.au writes: 

> I was wondering if someone can point me in the direction of more
> information about the 3270 card I have on 3 old ps/2 65sx machines .
> I was wanting to network them with these cards, is it possible?
>
> Is there a site which has information about these sort of cards?
>
> thanks for your help

   The 3270 card is not a `network card' per se: it is a `Terminal
 Emulation' card which allows a PC to emulate the function of a
 dedicated `Dumb Terminal' on an IBM (or equivalent) mainframe
 system.
   It is highly improbable you could get these to `talk' to each
 other in the fashion of Ethernet, ArcNet or Token Ring.

 Hope this helps,
 John Johnson
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