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Seiko 3620

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From: Michael R. M. Cheselka
Date: Sat, 02 Jan 1993 17:52
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I need to get a termcap for a Seiko 3620.  These terminals were attached to
a Seiko 8610 multi-user C/PM box.  I would like to recieve email from
anyone who may consider themselves an expert concerning information about
Seiko 3620.  Esp. annoying is the escape sequence:

ESC [ Ps1 ; Ps2 G

...which selects a tone, either 0 for 600hz, or 1 for 1200hz, for a binary
value( up to 16384) in increments on 26.6666ms, such that:

CTRL G == ESC[1;10G

...which is a 1200hz tone for 267ms.  The problem is that I would like to
write a morse code tutor that would work over phone lines with this
terminal.  To do that I would have to be able to specify a unit of silence
for a duration of 26.6666ms as well.

Any wizards out there?

P.S.  This terminal expects 12 volts on the rs232c port, but most modems
use 5 volts now.  What should I do?  Pull teeth on the serial cable?  Which
teeth?
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From: cheselka@cactus.org (Michael R. M. Cheselka)
Subject: Seiko 3620
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Organization: Capital Area Central Texas UNIX Society, Austin, Tx
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