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Article #2592Atari I/O Functions
From: Lindenmeyer
Date: Sat, 15 Mar 1986 21:42
Date: Sat, 15 Mar 1986 21:42
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ATARI I/O PORT FUNCTIONS
A friend just bought a Radio Shack voice synthesizer and wants
to drive it with his Atari computer. The synthesizer instructions
call for a 13 pin connection to a host computer; his Atari has a
male 13 pin peripheral port. The problem is that we do not know
anything about the functional I/O of the Atari and hope there are
some experts who can give us this vital information. Our questions
are:
1. Are small computer 13 pin I/O ports all standard?
2. If so, what is the standard?
3. If not, what is Atari's standard?
Thanks for any and all help on this issue.
MEL ihu1n!tfilm
860315.1535
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