On Apr 13, 12:17=A0am, "N.N. Thayer"  wrote:
> On Apr 12, 9:16 pm, schmidtd  wrote:
> > N.N. Thayer asked about ADT in an Apple /// in emulation mode last
> > November. =A0That thread is here, which Google won't let me append to
> > now:http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.apple2/browse_frm/thread/11f=
b...
>
> > I just picked up an Apple /// from a friend (it's HEAVY!), and tried
> > ADT. =A0I had to build a frankencable from various pieces, as the DB25
> > coming out of the /// is female. =A0(Personal problem; just has to do
> > with what connectors I happen to have on hand.) =A0Anyway, on to the
> > solution:
>
> > Connect the /// to your host computer. =A0You must use a null modem
> > cable.
> > Boot the /// with the II emulation diskette. =A0Leave the defaults as
> > they are.
> > Put the ADT disk in drive 1; hit enter to boot it.
> > Go to ADT's setup screen and choose SSC slot 7.
> > Match the baud rate to the host server - and you're ready to go!
>
> Excellent - thanks for verifying! =A0Good to know I'll have a backup for
> transfers in case my ][+ goes on the fritz; just need to get a null
> modem adapter.
>
> What revision of /// did you pick up?
I'm not sure how to discern the differences.  It's not the plus,
serial number in the 128,500s.  He's got an interlace mod in it, and I
did have to dismantle and reseat all the connectors and chips to 1)
make it boot reliably, and 2) get all the keys to work.  It shipped
with 256k.  The power supply has an unusually loud hum to it.  And a
lot of noise coming out of the speaker - it sounds like a ROM01 GS
running GSOS. :-)
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