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Null Modem Cable

3 posts by 3 people · 16 Oct 1996 - 17 Oct 1996

The null modem cable should cost the same as a regular serial cable so unless you already have a regular cable, buy a null modem one. If you do already have one, on one of the connectors swap pins 2 and 3. This switches the transmit and receive wires making a null modem cable. If this does not work, it is because the serial port is trying to use some of the other handshaking pins. You can look in a store like Radio Shack for how to fake out them. You should be able to get a 3 wire cable to work with pin 2 connected to 3 and vice versa and finally a ground wire ( from memory ground is pin 7 so connect pin 7 to pin 7). Good luck
Can any one help in making a null modem cable so that I can play genuine 2 player F1GP and F1GP2 games? I know I'll need 2 9 pin D-type connectors + some cable, but which pins connect where? I would buy a ready made one but I am a poor hard up student. Thanks Adam Rouledge Collingwood College University of Durham England
Baz 17 Oct 1996#340792
Quoted text (11 lines)> Can any one help in making a null modem cable so that I can play genuine > 2 player F1GP and F1GP2 games? I know I'll need 2 9 pin D-type > connectors + some cable, but which pins connect where? I would buy a > ready made one but I am a poor hard up student. > Thanks > Adam Rouledge > Collingwood College > University of Durham > England
Hi there, if you ever own dos 6.22, check help indos dir, and check the help for interlnk or interserv, look around, they explain how to the the null modem cable there. If you can find it e-mail me, I will send it to you. Baz

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