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Re: Com ports 1 & 3

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From: Ian Jones
Date: Sat, 25 Nov 1995 00:00
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I think I might be having this problem too. I have been using COM2
with a printer, but when I tried connected a mouse to it, it wouldn't
work. When I tried connecting a modem to it, it wouldn't work. It
seems I can write to the port but not read from it. I don't think there
is a problem with the cable, since both the mouse and the modem work
on com1. The instructions for the serial card indicate I can change the
addresses of the ports, but there is no indication of what advantage
this would be if any.

It's called a "Super IDE I/O Card PT-606"

Do you suppose it's faulty?

ian

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ian@squiggle.demon.co.uk                                 Ian Jones.
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From: Ian Jones <Ian@squiggle.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Com ports 1 & 3
Date: 1995/11/25
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