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CBBS(R) 4.0.3b
02/05/90 22:59:21
Y/N: want CBBS "1st time user" info?^U
?^U
?^U
?n;ward;christensen;odraw;;fullc;piss
Logging name to disk.
You are caller 212506; next msg =43150; 364 active msgs.
Prev. call 02/04/90 @ 22:23, next msg was 43143
Recording logon for next time.
Use FULL? to check assignments
?^U
?xxxxx
"Mine" command checking
>Function:?dir c:log;dir c:killed;dir summary;type-30 log,ward c;or;*;short
LOG. 8
KILLED. 13
SUMMARY. 24
02/03/90,23:46:24,212453,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
E#43134,
E#43135,
E#43136,
E#43137,
02/04/90,22:28:26,212482,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
E#43143,12
02/04/90,22:43:30,212483,1,JIM FLANAGAN,,4
02/04/90,23:18:29,212484,2,BILL MATTSON,,
02/04/90,23:26:58,212485,2,TONY ANTONUCCI,,12
02/05/90,00:42:22,212486,1,LORNE HUNSBERGER,LAS VEGAS/ NV,7
02/05/90,01:17:58,212487,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,
E#43144,
E#43145,16
02/05/90,06:43:30,212488,2,PETE JONES,,1
02/05/90,08:50:54,212489,2,MIKE COOK,,
E#43146,16
02/05/90,09:07:24,212490,1,JOHN MUNDT,,1
02/05/90,10:33:31,212491,2,LARRY HITZ,,4
02/05/90,10:46:54,212492,3,MURRAY ARNOW,,2
02/05/90,10:53:10,212493,1,DRAMEL THOMPSON,,
E#43147,2
02/05/90,12:28:33,212494,1,GARY MCCOY,,4
02/05/90,17:12:22,212495,2,DON PIVEN,,3
02/05/90,17:58:18,212496,2,JAMES SCHMIDT,,1
02/05/90,18:26:21,212497,2,LARRY GLASSMAN,,1
02/05/90,18:31:31,212498,2,DENNIS STAHL,,2
02/05/90,19:43:36,212499,2,CASSIUS RONDON,Chicago Ill,12
02/05/90,20:01:50,212500,2,JEFF PANKOW,Orland Park/ IL,6
02/05/90,20:29:38,212501,2,DAVID SCHMIDT,,8
02/05/90,20:46:46,212502,2,JIM REDMAN,,
E#43148,20
02/05/90,21:12:53,212503,2,JIM POLOUS,,
E#43149,5
02/05/90,21:35:55,212504,1,BOB REININGA,HINSDALE/ IL,9
02/05/90,21:48:31,212505,2,ED FOSTER,,1
02/05/90,22:59:25,212506,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
No dup. chars.
43143 02/04/90 WARD CHRISTENSEN => ALL: "TRY 9600 HST HERE?"
43144 02/05/90 ERIC BOHLMAN => HOWARD HOYT: "R/BODOT TO ASCII CONVERSION"
43145 02/05/90 ERIC BOHLMAN => HOWARD HOYT: "<CONT>"
43146 02/05/90 MIKE COOK => ALL: "NEED ORIG IBMPC MOTHERBD"
43147 02/05/90 DRAMEL THOMPSON => ALL: "PACKET BELL PB 500"
43148 02/05/90 JIM REDMAN => COLIN SCHROEDER: "R/1M SIMM BUYING GROUP"
43149 02/05/90 JIM POLOUS => DRAMEL THOMPSON: "DRIVES"
- End of summary -
Retrieving flagged msgs: C skips, K aborts.
Msg 43143 is 08 line(s) on 02/04/90 from WARD CHRISTENSEN
to ALL re: TRY 9600 HST HERE?
The 9600 baud modem is back on line. I can't connect to it. Randy
SAYS it says "connect 9600", but I get nothing.
Then again, my 9600 doesn't connect to ANYTHING with ARQ (MNP) so I
suspect a bug in MY modem - perhaps CBBS' also? Could someone please
try calling in here at 9600 with an HST set to 9600? Thanks. (For
those of you wondering why I said 9600 twice, it is because there is
such a thing as coming in at 14.4K, but CBBS isn't set for that).
Thanks!
Msg 43144 is 30 line(s) on 02/05/90 from ERIC BOHLMAN
to HOWARD HOYT re: R/BODOT TO ASCII CONVERSION
(correct spelling is "Baudot")
The actual conversion from Baudot to ASCII is pretty easy. First, you
have to remember that Baudot has two "shift states." In one state,
codes represent letters; in the other, they represent numbers or punctuation.
Two of the Baudot codes (letter shift and figure shift) are reserved
for switching between these states. A routine to convert a Baudot
character to ASCII would look like this:
toascii(code)
int code;
{static int state=0;
if (code==FIGURESHIFT)
{state=32;
return(0);
}
else if (code==LETTERSHIFT)
{state=0;
return(0);
}
else
return(asctab[code+state]);
}
where asctab[] is a 64-element table consisting of the ASCII values
corresponding to the 32 Baudot codes, first in the letters state and
then in the figures state. You'll have to get a Baudot table to look
up the actual character codes.
If the ultimate purpose of this is to allow PCs to communicate with
TDDs, remember that TDD modems are NOT signal-compatible with standard
computer modems.
<continued>
Msg 43145 is 10 line(s) on 02/05/90 from ERIC BOHLMAN
to HOWARD HOYT re: <CONT>
TDDs use a HALF-DUPLEX FSK modulation method. Half-duplex is used here in
its true meaning: only one side can be sending carrier at a time.
The parties to the conversation have to "hand off."
The point of all this is that merely writing a program to translate
ASCII to Baudot and vice-versa will NOT enable a PC to talk to a TDD
without special hardware. There are some modems that will work with
the TDD modulation method; they actually take ASCII input and do the
translation themselves, as well as the appropriate FSK modulation.
Unfortunately, they're rather expensive and while they can also function
as full-duplex ASCII modems, they're limited to 300 baud.
Msg 43146 is 11 line(s) on 02/05/90 from MIKE COOK
to ALL re: NEED ORIG IBMPC MOTHERBD
I am looking for your old, used, discarded (but working) true blue
IBM PC motherboard (original model 5150). Prfer the "PC 2" which
is the 256K motherboard, but will consider the older "PC 1" which
was socketed for 64K. I do not need the RAM. This is for an IBM PC
for my kids, so I don't have to take my bulletin board offline every
time they want to use the PC. Best way to get me is to leave a
message on my BBS, Discovery Place at 708-383-6335 as I don't get on
here very often. I also have a few items laying around that you may
want/need as part of a trade - 4 floppy ctrller (IBM), Epson MX100
for parts(?), internal Hayes 1200B, PC DOS 3.3 shrink wrapped.
- Thanks, Mike
Msg 43147 is 02 line(s) on 02/05/90 from DRAMEL THOMPSON
to ALL re: PACKET BELL PB 500
does anybody know where i can get a good deal
on 3 1/2 inch drives for my ibm clone?
Msg 43148 is 05 line(s) on 02/05/90 from JIM REDMAN
to COLIN SCHROEDER re: R/1M SIMM BUYING GROUP
That board also says that it can serve as a 4800 MNP? any input. Their
prices I see are for quantity (2?). I have some interest in a FAX
board. AH, I'm reading the send only details, don't see the send and
receive, which would seem to be a better choice.Leave me a message
if you find out anything more.
Msg 43149 is 08 line(s) on 02/05/90 from JIM POLOUS
to DRAMEL THOMPSON re: DRIVES
If you can wait until February 25, you can go to the College of
DuPage. The Computer Central Show is held there about 10 times per
year. I got a high density 3.5" drive for $80.00 for my machine. The low
density drives were anywhere from $60+. Both new and used hardward and software
are sold there. The admission is $5, it starts at 9:30, come early or
you'll miss the bargains. The show is held in the sport arena, you
can enter on the south east corner of the campus. If you need any
other information, let me know.
dup. chars.
>Function:?