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At the present time the hotel is booked, the Las Palmos (site of ADAMCON 01) in Orland, Florida; extra nights are only $49 plus taxes; dates are Oct 8-11th with departure on the 12th; and tion......PJ's husband Bob has been going thru some pretty serious heart health problems of late, with even possible surgery in the near future.  For that reason, we have no firm pricing and registration forms to pass on to you.  The above information is all in place, but there is some work to go yet to make the convention a reality.  I for one, will be working with PJ to make this happen.  With that said....LET'S PLAN ON SEEING YOU ALL IN ORLANDO COME OCTOBER 1998 !!!!! €ReadMea    8SerialA   :€Serial2A  <€Serial3A  =Serial4A  ?€ShawnA    A€ZonkA     B€DRIVE.ARCAE11€DRIVE1.ARCAv€UNARC.COMA{€ReadMeAEFT€êBLOCKS LEFTƒ.Ì1 ×69CHAPTER VIIIArrays, the next subject to be discussed, are an essential  element of programming.  Thus far, letters have been assigned to  variables and there has been no particular order in saving or handling them.  For complex programs, this system would become unmanageable.  ADAM recognizes only the first two characters of a variable and the first character must be a letter.An array is named and described as to type and size through the use of a DIM or Dimension Statement.  The name of the arrai trying to execute a DIMENSION statement.An early statement number in a program as the DIMINSION statement will avoid the error difficulty.  The numbers below 100 in most programs are reserved for REM statements describing the program, dimensioning of arrays, and assigning system variables, things that will apply throughout the program.  The DIMENSION Statement looks like: DIM ants (6,23), b$(32), cost%(15,12) etc.To return to a dimension statement and add arrays while writing a program each one muste column and one page were required, the statement would have been DIM ax (14)Only one page would result if the following were used: DIM ax(14,32)When an array is diminsioned, the results may be more than expected.  Were DIM ax(14,32) specified, the first row would have been numbered 0 and the last 14.  Columns would have been 0 for the first one and 32 for the last.  In other words we actually  got 15 rows and 33 columns.  This can be useful.  For example, to start with a beginning balance in columthe comma causes  problems and as a minimum, the material following the comma gets  lost as the comma indicates the end of a piece of data.  Refer to discussion on DATA statements.  As long as the data is not going to be stored in a file, the comma can be tolerated if it is part of a string inside quotation marks.  Things get confused,  however, coming back out of a data file.Beyond convention, if the list is to be sorted, last name first  is essential.Type this program: 10 REM gHaaug members listingere is an integer array (%) all the information must be integers.If a value is assigned to the element of an array in a program before DIMENSIONING the array, the computer will presume that it was a ten-element array thus (8,5) can be assigned, column 5 in row 8 but not a(14,3), ADAM can't go past 10.Having once DIMENSIONED an array, you can not redimension it. When trying to assign an element of an array a value (it will automatically assume the 10-element situation.  An error message will be received y is governed by the same rules as the name of a variable as was presented earlier.  The first character must be a letter and only the first two characters are recognized.  It can be described as  a numerical array, an array of just whole numbers if % is added after the name, or a string array if a $ is added after the name. The statement  DIM ax (14,32,12)for example translates that the array known as ax is an array of numbers that are decimal numbers and it has 14 rows, 32 columns and 12 pages.  If on be seperated by a coma.To illustrate the use of arrays, make a listing of members of a group with their family name, given name or initials, street address, city and state.  The array will need five columns.   Allow for 100 menbers.  AT first use DATA/READ statements for the information, but this is for convenience at this time only.There is a separate column for given name or initials.  It is conventional to use listing such as Jones, J.  A. Jones, John C.When handling data in any BASIC dialect, n 3, set row 0, column 3 equal to the starting balance and check number 1 will be in row  1.All the operations performed with elements of an array can be performed with variables.  Arrays are useful for storing information as the information can be reviewed through use of FOR/NEXT statements and the data can be transfered in an orderly fashion for storing on tape or disk.Types of data in the same array cannot be mixed.  If there is a string array, all the data in it must be strings ($).  Likewise, if th 20 dim me$(100,5) 30 DATA Carvaljal, Arthur L., 309 Briar Walk Drive, Porter,   Texas 31 DATA Cobb, C.  P., P.O.  BOX 1333, Wimberly, Texas 32 DATA Culbertson, Charles R., 2205 28th St., Texas City, Texas 33 DATA Meyers, Daniel L., 14015 Cedar Hill, San Antonio, Texas 34 DATA Finn, David, 4801 12th St., Baycliff, Texas 35 DATA Cornter, Eugene, 7723 DeMoss, Houston, Texas 36 DATA Biggs, James N., 7016 Putt Lane, Fort Wayne, Indiana  50 for i = 1 to 7:  for j = 1 to 5 60 READ me$(i,j) 70 NEXT:  N the first column internally to  the computer, it knows that the following command is directed at  the Operating System.  The command will be in quotation marks.   The question is "How to get that heart printed?" It is done by  first setting a string equal to chr$(4).  If d$ is reserved for operating system commands, we will always recognize the  situation.File commands are OPEN, WRITE, READ, CLOSE, APPEND.  Using the program called NAMES, a file MEMBER can be created from that  data.  The information warked, ENTER in the immediate mode the following command: for J = 1 to 5:  ? me$(4,j):  nextUpon pressing RETURN, the data on the fourth person entered  should appear.  Type it.To see all the peoples' names -- ENTER: for i = 1 to 7:  ? me$(i,1); ", "; me$(i,2):  NEXTThere is a the difference.  In the first example, a printout of all the columns for row 4 was requested.  In the second a  printout of all of the information in column 1 and 2 was requested.Type these steps in the immediate mode: spnitor.  When the data has been transferred CLOSE the file.  If the file is not CLOSED the balance of the  TAPE or Disk will not be useable -- the computer will think that  it is full of MEMBER information.  Make the following additions  to the program for membership list: 15 d$ = chr$(4): n = 7 200 ?d$; "OPEN MEMBER" 210 ?d$; "WRITE MEMBER" 220 ? n: REM puts number of entries on the tape 230 for i = 1 to n: for j = 1 to 5 240 ? me$(i,j): REM the data are being printed onto the medium 250 NEXT:NEXT: Ì1 ×69CHAPTER IXA valid point is that entering data through DATA statements is a cumbersome process.  If the data statement had to be altered each time to change some information, computers would lose a lot of their usefulness.  Fortunately data files can be put on a disk or a tape.From the membership list started in chapter VIII, a data file can be created.  There are commands that permit the computer to do that.  The file system is patterned after the APPLE system.  If chr$(4), a heart, is printed inEXT 500 ENDWhat has been done to this point has been to enter into column 1 of the array, the person's family name, column 2 the given name  or initials, column 3 street address, column 4 the city and  column 5 the state.  That proceedure was used for each value of i  by varying j from 1 to four.  The range for i was set by the fact that there were seven names.  It could have been handled through  a procedure known as error trapping, but that will be covered  later.RUN the program.  To prove that it wos put on the seven members in an array  we called me$(100,5).  Start by assigning d$ = to chr$(4), that's  how to get the heart signal.  After the data is in the me$-array,  OPEN a file.  The OPEN command must be in the same print statement as the heart.  It tells the computer to get the file known as MEMBER ready.  Tell it to WRITE information to that file (put information in to the file).  After the WRITE instruction, the computer knows that it will send all print statements to the file rather than the moeed = 50 for i = 1 to 7:  ? me$(i,1); ", "; me$(i,2):  for j = 3 to 5:  ?   me$(i,j):next:  ? :  next speed = 255Save this program for future use.REM All data now transferred 260 ?d$; "CLOSE MEMBER"Now when the program is RUN, the computer will transfer the data to the tape (or disk).  The computer can be used for other tasks, or turned off and the data is safe.SAVE the above program as keepfile.Put ADAM in the SmartWriter mode and have it GET the file MEMBER. It can be seen like any other note, letter, etc.  on the monitor.A program is needed that will get the data back out of the MEMBER file and enable it to be utilized.  First, get the daNPUT n: ? chr$(8); 80 INPUT me$(i,j):? chr$(8);:? 100 ? d$: ? chrs$(8)Chr$(8) is the backspace character and in the process, it erases anything that was displayed in the previous space.  Type those changes and RUN again.  SAVE the above program as RETRIEVE.  It will used again.There is a CATCH 22 in these filing systems -- not just ADAM's. The first time a program that calls for retrieving data from a file, where is the file? There is none yet unless steps have been taken to create one.  In this exe Input n 70 for i = 1 to n: for j = 1 to 5 80 INPUT me$(i,j) 90 NEXT:Next 100 ? d$ 110 ? d$; "CLOSE MEMBER" 120 speed = 50: REM demonstrate that data now in RAM 130 for i = 1 to n: for j = 1 to 4 140 ? me$(i,j): next: ? : next 150 speed = 255 500 endThere are some important points in this program.  Note in statements 60/70, first a value for n was obtained and then used in the next statement.  This is a time saver as it is not necessary to look through the whole 100 possible entries that the arrle in the SmartWriter mode to see  how it was formatted.  If a block format was used, the data will  be in the file starting with the first row, leftmost column and  reading to the right.  After completing the first row, it drops  to the second row, left column and repeats.  This will be familiar as it is the nested loops in an array statement.There is still another way.  In a multiple purpose program, ask  if data is available on tape or disk.  If the answer is, "No"  skip the part of bringing data from t.  To others, they are a nuisance.  There are two ways of eliminating these characters on the screen.  LIST statements 60 and 80 and make the following changes: 60 INPUT " "; n 80 INPUT " ";me$(i,j)In the discussion of the INPUT command, there was a note that a question mark would be returned if a prompt was not used.  While  a space does not print out, the computer still looks at it as a prompt.  Make those changes and RUN the program again.The second way is to revise 60, 80 and 100 to read: 60 Ita back into the computer.  Here the order is different.  READ the file and INPUT the data into an array.  When the computer finds the heart in the first column and then the word READ in the print  statement, all INPUTS, until further notice, will come from the tape or the disk rather than the keyboard.  After finishing, the file must be CLOSED.  The program would look something like this: 10 REM getting data from file 20 dim me$(100,5) 30 d$ = chr$,4) 40 ? d$; "OPEN MEMBER" 50 ? d$; "READ MEMBER" 60rcise we have solved the problem by first writing and RUNning a program that created the file MEMBER.With ADAMCalc, the problem may be solved by first putting data in a single column in the spread sheet (or in a block of cells if  the data are symmetrical).  Now STORE the data with ADAMCalc  using the VALUES ONLY MODE and calling it the same name to be used in the SmartBasic program.  SmartBasic can call and use the file and it will pick up the data in the order it was in the spread sheet.  Look at the fiay provides for if that many have not been made.Second, statement 100 contains nothing but an instruction to  print d$.  That instruction is necessary, in the first column, in  order to get the computer to quit looking at the storage medium  for future inputs.  IF THE PROGRAM DOES NOT HAVE IT AND HAS  ANOTHER STATEMENT WITH INPUT OR GET, AN ERROR MESSAGE WILL BE  RECEIVED.Now RUN the program.  A heart will be seen.  To some, these marks are a sign that everything is going well and the data is being inpustorage and start adding data  in a manner similar to the addname program.  This route also  provides for using different media in the future and gives a more  self contained program.Now, a short program will be prepared so that a name can be added to the file.  Flexibility is needed if the file is to be increased.  The reasoning behind this operation is to get the names into RAM from the file.  That can be done by using the program RETRIEVE except delete statements 120 through 150.  Now add these stateme first name and  address information will be moved down to the sixth row, and then  the information in the zero row will be moved to the first row. Repeat the process starting with the second name on the list -- the first by definition is already the least!  Repeat this  process for n-1 times and then the list is sorted.  Since both  the data retrieval and data storage steps are being written, assign the sorting to a subroutine beginning at 5000.  At the appropriate time, place the instruction GOSUB 5000 in ? d$; "CLOSE MEMBER"Try running this program and add two or three more members from the directory.Files can be created with numbers, strings, etc.  Sometimes it is beneficial to convert all numbers to strings through use of the command me$(i,j) = str$(x) using variables as appropriate.  This gives better control on the number of bytes used and the number can be conditioned without getting all the 999999s etc.To utilize this information on files and arrays, alphabetize the membership list and then sav has been typed, go to a slower speed, say speed = 25  in the program and have the names in their new order printed out  on the screen.  After that is done, create a pause by using the  GET command and a "Hit any key statement", bring the speed back  up to 255.  Having done all that, now write the steps to restore  the data in the file MEMBER on the disk or tape.There is one last program that might be wanted -- one that will let the program delete a member.  Once again, get the data out of the file and pue first name on the list.  Work down the list.  If the next name is greater than the first, just skip to the third.  If it is less, then reset the variable and remember the line number where the lower order name was found then go to the third etc.  After going all the way down the list, the lowest valued name, or the one that should come first in our list will have been identified.  If the sixth name down was the lowest, the name, and all other information will be put in the zero row of the me$(array).  Thents: 120 HOME: ? "Add new member.": n = n+1: REM we have increased   membership by one 130 Input "Family Name? "; me$(n,1) 135 INPUT "Given Name or Initials? "; me$(n,2) 140 Input "Street Address? "; me$(n,3) 150 Input "City? "; me$(n,4) 160 Input "State? "; me$(n,5) 170 ?:? "So you wish to add another - y/n?": get q$: if q$ =   "n" then goto 200 180 ?: n = n+1: goto 130 200 ? d$; "OPEN MEMBER" 210 ? D$: "WRITE MEMBER" 220 ? n 230 for i = 1 to n: for j = 1 to 5 240 ? me$(i,j): next:next 250 your program. 5000 REM name sorting 5010 for c = 1 to n-1 5020 st$ = me$(c,1)+me$(c,2): kx = c 5030 for xy = c to n 5040 if me$(xy,1) + me$(xy,2)< st$ then st$ =   me$(xy,1)+me$(xy,2): kx = xy 5050 next xy 5060 for j = 1 to 5: me$(0,j) = me$(kx,j): next j: REM stores   lowest in zero row 5070 for j = 1 to 5: me$(kx,j) = me$(c,j): rem makes room for   the lowest 5080 for j = 1 to 5: me$(c,j) = me$(0,j): rem puts lowest   remaining in the appropriate place. 5090 next c 5100 RETURNAfter thate that.  Part of the program, you should ($) write, but some steps will be suopplied to do the sorting.  First, get the data from the MEMBER data file and put  it in the array me$( ).  Don't forget to get the value of n.There are several programs and theories on sorting.  The  following one is direct and quick in that it only has to massage  the list n - 1 times regardless of the original order.Since sorting is to be done on the basis of name, or columns 1  and 2 in the array, set a variable equal to tht it in RAM.  Slowly print out the number and the name of the individual so it can be determined which row the person is in that the program is to delete.  Starting from that row number, move all in the information in the row immediately below the one wished to be deleted into the row being deleted. Continue down the list until all have been moved up one.  (If number 7 is being deleted, number 8 moves up to 7, 9 up to 8, 10 up to 9, etc.).  This can be done with a FOR/NEXT series statements where the first s to the above program: 3 INPUT "ENTER any number 1 to 5000 "; s 5 x = rnd(-s)Make sure that there is a positive number other than 0 in the RND command of statement 20.  Now RUN several times using a different seed each time.There are some other programs that give a random seed.  There is one that is based on PEEKing an address in RAM which is steadily changing.  There is another in ADAM's COMPANION that makes use of one of the game controllers.So far, numbers between 0 and 1 can be gotten, but thoÌ1 ×67 CHAPTER XThe last subject that will be covered in this series is random numbers.  In dealing with this subject, once again, arrays will be utilized to cast a die or so and shuffle and deal some cards.RND is the BASIC command for random number generation. Unfortunately, they are not really as random as they might seem. The numbers that are generated follow a pattern, but can not be detected.  The trick in programming is to start the series to be used at a different point everytime.The command Resired add one to the result.Make more changes to the program and see what results:  ADD 7 speed = 50 CHANGE 10 to 10 FOR i = 1 to 100 CHANGE 20 to 20 ? int(rnd(5)*6) + 1 ADD 40 Speed = 255Now RUN.  There is a range of numbers between 1 and 6.  Are they distributed satisfactorally for purposes of playing games, or should the bet be on a six or some other number? Probabilites and statistics will tell that seldom can a die be cast 12 times and get 2 of each number.  In fact, there is an acceptable rame!List 20 and replace the 0 with any positive number.  Try 5, now run.  This time different numbers appear.  RUN again.  The same series of numbers appear.  Try changing the 5 to some other positive number.  Same results again.  That wouldn't be much fun if a game was being played, at least the second time that it was played.Change the program and put in a "seed" number which is a number that can be input when requested.  The number will then be "seeded" in as a negative number.  Add the following stepnumber is the one to be deleted and  the last the number n.  When this is finished, subtract one from  n. Now print out the names slowly to see if the program accomplished what it set out to do.  Also see if the addresses  are right.  If they are, restore the data again in the MEMBER  data file. ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿse really aren't much good either.  More practice is needed.  To simulate casting a die, expect to get whole numbers from one to six.  Do that with the random number generator by using a statement that reads: x = INT(RND(1)*6) + 1RND(1) generates a number between 0 and .99999999.  If that number is multiplied by 6 then there is a number from 0 to 5.9999999.  The command INT yields the whole number that is inside the parenthesis.  In this program it would be something from 0 to 5.  But if 1 to 6 -- was dND results in a number being generated between 0 (which it can be) and 1.0 (which it can not be).  The starting point is controlled by the number inside the parenthesis of the command.  To demonstrate, type the following program. 10 for i = 1 to 5 20 ? rnd(0) 30 nextRun it!  How did it work? Did the same number appear? RUN it again -- same results.  Why? The 0 inside the parenthesis tells the computer to always return the same number.  This is useful when debugging a program, but not when playing a gange of deviation from the ideal.  Let's get a feel for what the computer does by making it cast the die over 2000 times in lots of 600 each time and accumulate how the numbers come up.  This is the type of thing at which a computer shines.What we are going to do is to cast the die 600 times, keeping track how many times each number comes up.  We will then store those numbers in column 1 of an array.  We will go another 600 times adding to the accumulated totals for each number and store those totals in co1 to 13: for j = 1 to 4: check(i,j) = 0: NEXT:  NEXT :REM make all elements of check 0 75 HOME: ? "Pardon me, I'm shuffling!" 80 for i = 1 to 52 90 a = int(rnd(5)*13)+ 1: b = int(rnd(5)*4) + 1 100 if check (a,b) = 1 then goto 90 110 check(a,b) = 1: deck (i, 1) = a: deck (i,2) = b 120 next i 130 home 140 REM deal out four hands 150 for i = 0 to 12: for j = 1 to 4 160 ? card$(deck (i*4+j,1)); suit$(deck(i*4+j,2)); " "; 170 next j 180 ?: next i 190 ?:? "Do you want another - y/n?": get q$ 200 if (i,j);: tb = tb +5: next: tb = 0 : ? 180 next iRUN this program.  You should expect to see the numbers in each column roughly 100 * column number.  While they are not exact, they are close and you can see them shift during the run.  There are streaks, but no particular favoritism.  Try it several times.You now have the stage set to cast dice for number games.  How about dealing cards.  It would be easy enough to change the six in the program for dice to a thirteen and use it for cards where the one isd the suit column is 1.  If it is, that means that the card has already been put in the deck array so it returns and gets another set of numbers.If the card is not yet in the deck array, it changes the check element from zero to one and then stores the numbers in the deck array.  After all 52 positions in the deck array are filled, it deals out the cards in four hands.  The expression of i*4+j where i ranges from zero to 12 and j ranges from 1 to 4 will generate all the numbers from one to 52.  Think abouefinitions, a deck array to deal the cards into, and an array to check if the card has been dealt.  Sound complicated? Not really.Try it.  Type the following program: 10 REM deal the cards -- 1 deck  15 INPUT "seed no 1 to 5000 ? ";s 17 x = rnd(-s) 20 dim deck(52,2), suit$(4), card$(13), check (13,4) 30 DATA S, H, D, C  40 DATA " A", " 2", " 3", " 4", " 5", " 6", " 7", " 8", " 9",   "10", " J", " Q", " K" 50 for i = 1 to 4: READ suit$(i): next 60 for i = 1 to 13: READ card$(i): NEXT 70 for i = lumn 2 etc., until we have four columns.  We will then print out to numbers so we can see if there is a pattern.Start a new program: 10 dim n(6), r(6,4) 20 INPUT$"seed 1 to 5000? "; s 30 x = rnd(-s) 40 for i = 1 to 4 50 for j = 1 to 600 70 x = int(rnd(5)*6)+1 80 n(x) = n(x) +1 90 ? i; " "; j; " "; x 100 next j 105 ? chr$(7): ? chr$(7) 110 for k = 1 to 6: r(k,i) = n(k): next 120 next i 130 home: tb = 0 140 for i = 1 to 6 150 ? tab(tb); i; : tb = tb + 5 160 for j = 1 to 4 170 ? tab (tb); r q$ = "y" then goto 70 210 ENDStudy the program.  Save it before RUNning it.  It would be a shame to lose it and have to type it again.How does it work? First it loads some definitions of the card and suit names into arrays.  Then it sets all of the elements of check array to 0.  Then a random number 1 to 13 representing the denomination of the card is generated and is followed by the generation of a suit number.  It then looks at check array to see if the element represented by the denomination row an an ace and the 13 a king, or any other way you wanted to do it.  There is a problem with that -- there are only four aces in a deck, etc.  When four of them have come up, there can be no more until you shuffle again.  We can even control the suits if we wish.The principle we will use in this program is to generate two numbers.  The first will be between 1 and 13 and the other between 1 and 4.  The first will represent the denomination and the second the suit.  We will have two dictionary arrays for our dt it and you will decide it is true.Have fun casting dice and dealing cards.  You now can write a program to play 21 or shoot craps, or about anything else. e(x) using variables as appropriate.  This gives better control on the number of bytes used and the number can be conditioned without getting all the 999999s etc.To utilize this information on files and arrays, alphabetize the membership list and then savl be available.  Check their web site.     http://www.telegames.com Any Coleco manufactured carts are now made by that company. Neil met the owner around 1988, and at the time he said that he did not own the rights to the Adam.  Many Coleco Adam products were released to the public domain, as collected by Rob Freidman, but certainly not all of them. I've heard rumors that the Adam and the prototype laserdisc player system (for the "real" version of Dragon's Lair and Space Ace) rights were bought by a compaÌ1 ×67From: Joe Blenkle <jblenkle@calweb.com> Subject: Hasbro did not buy CV & ADAMAwhile back I expressed interest in finding out if the rumor was true that Hasbro had purchased the rights to ColecoVision and the ADAM computer after Coleco went out of business. Well, I finally got around to it and here is the answer straight from Hasbro's public relations office:"Regarding your question about Coleco, Hasbro did not purchase the rights to Colecovision and their ADAM computer.  We did recently purchasethat wants to make kiosks and "set-top boxes" for surfing the web or ordering movies or displaying bulletins.          Dale -- Dale Wick, Maintainer of the coladam-list   Come to AdamCon09 Post to: coladam-list@csclub.uwaterloo.ca Add or remove requests to: coladam-admin@csclub.uwaterloo.caother in ADAM's COMPANION that makes use of one of the game controllers.So far, numbers between 0 and 1 can be gotten, but thoÌ1 ×67From: "Dale Wick" <dalew@gateway.truespectra.com> To: jblenkle@calweb.com Subject: Re: Hasbro did not buy CV & ADAMUSTelegames bought the rights to the ColecoVISION, but I under- stand that the Adam was sold to another company.  If you look around on the web you'll see that USTelegames sells Coleco- VISION carts, and have the rights to manufacture them.  For a while in the late 80s they issued a ColecoVISION compatible games unit (carried in Canada by Toys R Us among others). It may or may not stile that.  Part of the program, you should ($) write, but some steps will be suopplied to do the sorting.  First, get the data from the MEMBER data file and put  it in the array me$( ).  Don't forget to get the value of n.There are several programs and theories on sorting.  The  following one is direct and quick in that it only has to massage  the list n - 1 times regardless of the original order.Since sorting is to be done on the basis of name, or columns 1  and 2 in the array, set a variable equal to thny that intended to use them for kiosks.  I suspect that if that is true, nothing ever came of it.  It turns out that Coleco had a 3 year exclusive on laserdisc games and had a prototype version with overlayed Adam graphics over full motion video.  This could be translated into a self-running kiosk that showed video segments, and current information on local attractions and events.  It seems that event today the prospect of owning such technology brings bidders -- the Amiga rights is now owned by a company  the rights to many Atari video games that were popular in the 1980s.  Emily Westhoven and her colleagues can provide you with more information on our video game offerings. "(Westhoven handles PR for Hasbro Interactive - she refered me to the main office for the Coleco question as Hasbro Interactive was not around when Coleco went under)So the question still exists -- who does own the rights to the ColecoVision and ADAM computer?Joe Blenkle jblenkle@calweb.comÌ1 ×67From:  Geoff Oltmans > INTERNET:geoff@sprynet.com Subj:  Re: Hasbro did not buy CV & ADAMDale Wick wrote: > I've heard rumors that the Adam and the prototype laserdisc player system (for the "real" version of Dragon's Lair and Space Ace) rights were bought by a company that intended to use them for kiosks.  I suspect that if that is true, nothing ever came of it.  It turns out that Coleco had a 3 year exclusive on laser disc games and had a prototype version with overlayed Adam graphics over full mights to many Atari video games that were popular in the 1980s.  Emily Westhoven and her colleagues can provide you with more information on our video game offerings. "They might not own the Adam now,  but they did at the time.  Recently got the rights to many Atari games??? Interesting...nformation about the player, and they had a deal with RCA to produce this thing. In fact, some of the early CED players have an RS-232 interface on them, apparently FOR the ColecoVision/ADAM device. Later model players didn't have the interface.Dale further writes: > the Amiga rights is now owned by a company that wants to make kiosks and "set-top boxes" for surfing the web or ordering movies or displaying bulletins.  The Amiga is no longer owned by VISCorp or ESCOM...the ones interested in the set-top box thingy. Gateway 2000 believe it or not owns Amiga now. Whether or not they want it for a set-top box is yet to be seen, but rused in the MI disc drives were your standard DOS double-density generics. He did engineer a new controller board, but as far as I can figure out this was to get away from the Adam's notorious hot spot. At any rate he did tell me that by replacing the Coleco eprom in the Coleco controller board with an MI eprom, the Coleco would then work with the generic DOS drive. Mark wrote the necessary code and burned his own eproms. The chips he used are marked "MBM 2732A-25" and "8652  W 17" which may mean something Ì1 ×66From: "Steve Pitman" <spitman@one.net> To: "Joe Blenkle" <jblenkle@calweb.com> Subject: RE:Hasbro did not buy CV & ADAMActually I called Hasbro in 1985/86 to see what they had planned (if anything) for the Adam,  they said they own the rights but was not interested in doing anything with it,  they got the Adam in a deal with Coleco when they bought a line of toys from them and they really didn't even want the Adam but it was part of the deal.Quote from hasbro toys: >We did recently purchase the rotion video.  This could be translated into a self-running kiosk that showed video segments, and current information on local attractions and events.  It seems that event today the prospect of owning such technology brings bidders --    Geoff's reply: The beast you're referring to is actually not a LaserDisc player, but an RCA CED player. I managed to dig up an article that had information about the player, and they had a deal with RCA to produce this thing. In fact, some of the early CED players have an Ì1 ×66To:geoff@sprynet.com From: Frances &/or Richard Clee <cleechez@tamcotec.com> Subject: disc drive woesHaving a vast fund of ignorance on all subjects relating to computers and electronics, I would never want you to take any- thing I have to say on the subject as the whole or only answer. All I can do is report my own experience and hope this gives you a clue as to where to start looking for the answers you need. For what it is worth, Mark Gordon (Micro Innovations) told me that the drive mechanisms umor has it that Amiga Technologies is in the design phase for a PPC based Amiga system. The Commodore brand, trademarks, and 8-bit stuff is apparently owned by a Dutch company called Tulip. You can now buy a PII-233 MHz Commodore computer. Silly. :)*Geoff!*other in ADAM's COMPANION that makes use of one of the game controllers.So far, numbers between 0 and 1 can be gotten, but thoto you.  Or, if you can find out where Mark Gordon is now (he was working for TRW in its air traffic control section, if I recall; I don't know if he left or was transferred) maybe you can pick up any useful information from him.  - Rich rdering movies or displaying bulletins.  The Amiga is no longer owned by VISCorp or ESCOM...the ones interested in the set-top box thingy. Gateway 2000 believe it or not owns Amiga now. Whether or not they want it for a set-top box is yet to be seen, but rile, you get an I/O error, and then if you look at the directory, there's nothing there (even though it's copied more than a dozen files).  However if it's used as a 160k drive, it works fine (presumably because it never has to switch sides).So, this seems to indicate that the microcontroller is bad. My question is, does the MCU have it's own internal ROM that is specific to the ADAM disk drive, or will any off the shelf 6803 work? Jameco has these for about $5.00, so I may have to get one.*Geoff!*GEÌ1 ×66Date:   Wed, 22 Apr 1998 23:30:19 -0500 From: Geoff Oltmans <geoff@sprynet.com> Subject: Disk drive woes (still!)Well, I'm still having trouble with my ADAM drive...but I think I know what the problem is (maybe).The reason I posted asking for the files off of CompuServe (rec'd Apr 26 courtesy ofyour editor) is because I upgraded the drive myself, using the Orphanware ROMs  available for download there (DRIVE.ARC and DRIVE1.ARC)...the kit was installed as per instructions. I looked through all ofesired add one to the result.Make more changes to the program and see what results:  ADD 7 speed = 50 CHANGE 10 to 10 FOR i = 1 to 100 CHANGE 20 to 20 ? int(rnd(5)*6) + 1 ADD 40 Speed = 255Now RUN.  There is a range of numbers between 1 and 6.  Are they distributed satisfactorally for purposes of playing games, or should the bet be on a six or some other number? Probabilites and statistics will tell that seldom can a die be cast 12 times and get 2 of each number.  In fact, there is an acceptable raashing the directory on the first side as it thinks it is writing to thesecond side.Geoff: I presume the "not copy" part is simply a typo. :) However, this is essentially what happens to the drive... When set as either a 254K or 304k (or whatever the size is in TDOS) the drive will copy up to approx 254k or 304k and then it just stops. The activ- ity light is lit, but the spindle motor stops. If you "adjust the media" or simply turn the drive off and on, then it will work again, until it stops. After a whumor has it that Amiga Technologies is in the design phase for a PPC based Amiga system. The Commodore brand, trademarks, and 8-bit stuff is apparently owned by a Dutch company called Tulip. You can now buy a PII-233 MHz Commodore computer. Silly. :)*Geoff!*other in ADAM's COMPANION that makes use of one of the game controllers.So far, numbers between 0 and 1 can be gotten, but thoOFF'S EMAIL ADDRESS IS: geoff@sprynet.com   IF you have the answer to his problem, let him know! six.  Do that with the random number generator by using a statement that reads: x = INT(RND(1)*6) + 1RND(1) generates a number between 0 and .99999999.  If that number is multiplied by 6 then there is a number from 0 to 5.9999999.  The command INT yields the whole number that is inside the parenthesis.  In this program it would be something from 0 to 5.  But if 1 to 6 -- was d the documentation though, and found this notice in the 720KIT file:>You  should not copy at least 400K of files to the new  drive. In about 25% of all conversions that I have done, the controller will not cause a side switch.  This has, in all cases been  caused  by the 6803 being bad.  They can be  obtained  from most  electronics supply stores (not Radio Shack).  You can tell you have a problem when it gets to about 370K or so and you will get an I/O error caused by the drive not switching sides and trÌ1 ×68To: Dave or Audrie Sands <sands@nanaimo.ark.com> From: "gerry st.peter" <stpeterg@cadvision.com> Subject: Re:American ADAM??>At 06:25 PM 4/13/98 -0800, you wrote: >Hi Gerry; I think the coladam list must be the ADAM equivalent of that mythical streetcorner where everyone you knew would pass. Here's Gerry again, after lo, these many years.  Gerry was, for the benefit of those ADAMites who have joined us recently, the founder of the Calgary AB, ADAM user group--Northern Lights, wasn't it?--and had a chinks were found in the brick- work.  I have uncorrupted copies if anyone were still using an ADAM modem. I do enjoy the evidence of the durability of the ADAM users and will maintain touch here with all the long standing acquaintences.Gerry I did edit the message after the original transmission, since my provider responde as to the error address of ....waterloo.ca which I had left off. I also in reading the body of the message recognized that the ADAM versio of that game is not TETRIS, but ADDICTUSally if you remember how to debug SmartTERM :=} As for the CBS ADAM, that's a new one; wasn't the ADAM produced in England under a different brand than Coleco? Maybe some off- shore ADAM's made it back to the USA with servicemen, etc. Regards Dave (ex-Edmonton ADAM User Group nl editor, if your memory fails you, Gerry) >From Gerry: No, Dave, my memory might fail me on many things like were I set something down just the last minute, but not the memories of Dave Sands, and his periodic visits to Calgary, anlumn 2 etc., until we have four columns.  We will then print out to numbers so we can see if there is a pattern.Start a new program: 10 dim n(6), r(6,4) 20 INPUT$"seed 1 to 5000? "; s 30 x = rnd(-s) 40 for i = 1 to 4 50 for j = 1 to 600 70 x = int(rnd(5)*6)+1 80 n(x) = n(x) +1 90 ? i; " "; j; " "; x 100 next j 105 ? chr$(7): ? chr$(7) 110 for k = 1 to 6: r(k,i) = n(k): next 120 next i 130 home: tb = 0 140 for i = 1 to 6 150 ? tab(tb); i; : tb = tb + 5 160 for j = 1 to 4 170 ? tab (tb); rwould find a bare counter if the mood were strong and fire up ADDICTUS or SPACE PANIC, but in my cubby hole, counter space is at a premium and the ADAMs are in the loft in the garage.  An extended diversion for me now is to see if I can better my time of 164 for the MINESWEEPER on WINDOWS. SmartTerm was written by Denny Kehoe, and a fine bit of ADAM software it was.  I did assist in marketing and promoting the product, but I have no idea how to debug it.  It always worked fine for me, but maybe some later lot to do with a few ADAM programs now lost in the mist, SmartTERM being the only one the mists in my head still reveal.  As well as being a prolific, if somewhat deadline challenged, writer for ADAM newsletters. His epic review of all of the ADAM nl's is now nostalgia-provoking; but yes children, there once were more ADAM nls than one could count, and they came and went like fireflies on a summer evening. And there may be one left.Nice to see you here, Gerry, you should be a good resource for us, especi.And I have never thrown a paper away.  I have all the newletters and ADAM literature that I ever received.  As I asked before...WHY??? andEnter command or <CR> for more !CompuServe Mail  my only answer is "FOR THE SMITHSONIAN"Last page.  Enter command or <CR> to continue !olumn 1 of an array.  We will go another 600 times adding to the accumulated totals for each number and store those totals in cod the efforts per the Edmonton Adam Users Group, and your migration to the Pacific. I remember you well, now that you announced yourself.But if I had to name all the ADAM associates I have met or corr- esponded with, it would take a long time to sift through the catacombs to name half of them.  I do have some list in the archives that I could peruse and wipe away the intervening years.  I appreciate you comments, and fondly muse on the early ADAM users, but I have not booted mine up for many a year.  I Ì1 ×67From: Dave or Audrie Sands <sands@nanaimo.ark.com> Subject: Re:Worm Holes to the ADAMAt 10:40 PM 4/20/98, gerry st.peter wrote: >an old acquaintence.  I do have a problem with just how to make all this dialogue accessible to the LIST.  Seems that if you only click on the reply button it just send the message to the individual, and unless you cc the list address all is private e-mail.  If you know a better way to have the messages on the LIST, tell me. Gerry; I don't know what email program you'rd the efforts per the Edmonton Adam Users Group, and your migration to the Pacific. I remember you well, now that you announced yourself.But if I had to name all the ADAM associates I have met or corr- esponded with, it would take a long time to sift through the catacombs to name half of them.  I do have some list in the archives that I could peruse and wipe away the intervening years.  I appreciate you comments, and fondly muse on the early ADAM users, but I have not booted mine up for many a year.  I Ì1 ×66To: Bob Slopsema <72117.3003@compuserve.com> From: "gerry st.peter" <stpeterg@cadvision.com> Subject: Re:Worm Holes to the ADAMAt 09:39 PM 4/20/98 -0400, you (Bob) wrote: >Gerry!  WELCOME to the ADAM corner of the world.  I have been trying for some time to raise you either via Freenet, email on the net etc.  Glad you found the fold!Gerry: Yes, I did get a lot of info on a perchance search under COLECO ADAM, which connected me to among others, Bob Slopsema, and the WICKS complex at uwaterloo.  T new computer which provided internet access, and access is a good word for what you got.  5 hours a month, and they wanted your credit card number for over the 5 hours.  I was not too happy with this provider CONCENTRIC.NET and once the year was almost up went for a unrestricted account with my current pro- vider.  I was then that I really started to investigate what was out there and made a curiosity search to see what "COLECO ADAM might reveal.  This connected me to many of the old crowd from the echo anthe ADAM ECHO.  The LIST, via the internet is the moderm means to renew the ECHO.See you there!Gerry a different brand than Coleco? Maybe some off- shore ADAM's made it back to the USA with servicemen, etc. Regards Dave (ex-Edmonton ADAM User Group nl editor, if your memory fails you, Gerry) >From Gerry: No, Dave, my memory might fail me on many things like were I set something down just the last minute, but not the memories of Dave Sands, and his periodic visits to Calgary, ane using; but I use Eudora Light 3.01 and its "Reply to All" function (in Message box) gave me the return to you, Bob, and a CC to the coladam list. Check your mailer's tool  bar, OR.....it is still as true as in the days of CP/M and the ADAM; RTFM! ;=}        Regards        Daveflies on a summer evening. And there may be one left.Nice to see you here, Gerry, you should be a good resource for us, especiÌ1 ×66To: ronaldm <ronaldm@mars.ark.com> From: "gerry st.peter" <stpeterg@cadvision.com> Subject: Re: Worm Holes to the ADAMAt 10:42 AM 4/22/98 -0700, ronald m. wrote: >Actually Gerry, the old FIDO echo is still there, and serves a handful of people who don't come here for whatever reason. Ron Mitchell>As you are well aware Ron, I did follow the FIDONET ADAM ECHO for quite some time, until the local BBS that was the sole carrier of the ECHO (barring LONG DISTANCE) dropped it.  About a year ago I got ahe connection with all the long- time ADAMites has renewed many an old acquaintence.  I do have a problem with just how to make all this dialogue accessible to the LIST.  Seems that if you only click on the reply button it just send the message to the individual, and unless you cc the list address all is private e-mail.  If you know a better way to have the messages on the LIST, tell me.Sure glad to here from all the past ADAMCONNERS.  I only attended the one, but for many years was a faithful visitor to d ADAMCON acquaintences.  Bob Stroud has given me an address that should connect me with the FIDO dialog, but I have not burrowed down that hole yet.   Glad to know that you do pass this way and will be in touch.Gerrynton ADAM User Group nl editor, if your memory fails you, Gerry) >From Gerry: No, Dave, my memory might fail me on many things like were I set something down just the last minute, but not the memories of Dave Sands, and his periodic visits to Calgary, an glad to be in the HUDDLE and hopefully will add something positive in time.  Gerry St.Peteryourself.But if I had to name all the ADAM associates I have met or corr- esponded with, it would take a long time to sift through the catacombs to name half of them.  I do have some list in the archives that I could peruse and wipe away the intervening years.  I appreciate you comments, and fondly muse on the early ADAM users, but I have not booted mine up for many a year.  I Ì1 ×68To: ronaldm <ronaldm@mars.ark.com> From: "gerry st.peter" <stpeterg@cadvision.com> Subject: Re: Worm Holes to the ADAMRon writes: >Actually Gerry, the old FIDO echo is still there, and serves a handful of people who don't come here for whatever reason. >Ron MitchellHello Ron, and my best to you and the FIDO after all these years. I do miss the FIDONET ADAM ECHO, and when TECHTALK dropped the coverage, I was surely disappointed and sought unsuccessfully to find another carrier.  I do find the LIS Norther American address being with aol.com, but every reference to ADAM hardware seem to imply American or U.S as foreign. It is possible like me Nick is a Canadian, but in all the ADAM involvement that I have witnessed, no distiction arose that the ADAM was an ethnic machine.  In fact is was produced in many other countries, Taiwan, Korea, and the printers I seem to recall were made in IRELAND. Maybe it is just me that read a nationality into Nick's query.  Of course the prime reason he ask the questionshe quiz....:-)But as you say, this is truly not the climate of the old ADAM ECHO.  Not as many parties, and not as topical to the realtime use of the ADAM as it once was.  But then how can you stop time? When I see Guy Cousineau, Tony Morehen, and those others that sparked the dialog and promoted the tutorage of ADAM's workings, then I can say it is a it was...maybe?  Yes, I will even have to go to old ECHO lists to see the names of some regulars that my memory fail at this moment.I will perservere, andd the efforts per the Edmonton Adam Users Group, and your migration to the Pacific. I remember you well, now that you announced yourself.But if I had to name all the ADAM associates I have met or corr- esponded with, it would take a long time to sift through the catacombs to name half of them.  I do have some list in the archives that I could peruse and wipe away the intervening years.  I appreciate you comments, and fondly muse on the early ADAM users, but I have not booted mine up for many a year.  I Ì1 ×66From: "gerry st.peter" <stpeterg@cadvision.com> Subject: Re:American ADAM?? At 03:33 AM 4/13/98 EDT, you wrote: >>I have a CBS Adam Expansion #3 and would like to know if I used a U.S. printer would my system work? Or do I have to go to Radio Shack and buy a power converter? Also if anyone has an extra american Adam they would like to sell/trade let me know. Problems with Adam boy, Nick GudauskasIt is difficult to tell just where some of this mail is coming from.  Nick Gudauskas seem to have aT a pleasant suprise, and enjoy the renewing of communication with many of the ECHOers. It does have the quirk of sending your own messages back to your- self, but a slight price to pay for a can on a string to the group.What the LIST has done is make me aware of just how stale I have become on the ADAM topic.  In the few days since I have re-estab- lished contact, I have been made aware of just how rusty my recall is on ADAM topics...  I will have to go to the volumes of material I have and bone up for t, was to get some information, which only solicits more questions:        1. What is meant by "U.S. printer".        2. What is meant by "an extra american Adam".1. With the assumption that an U.S. printer is a OEM parallel printer, I will say;  you can use any printer with the ADAM, providing you have a RS232 card that was once made for the ADAM and certainly out there. There are other hard ware means of using anothern printer.  Even the transfer of files on disk to your "DOS BOX" and printing on any to this oddity. As a matter of fact, there was even a "CBS ADAM" (as they are called) up for sale at an internet online auction recently. (rnd(5)*6)+1 80 n(x) = n(x) +1 90 ? i; " "; j; " "; x 100 next j 105 ? chr$(7): ? chr$(7) 110 for k = 1 to 6: r(k,i) = n(k): next 120 next i 130 home: tb = 0 140 for i = 1 to 6 150 ? tab(tb); i; : tb = tb + 5 160 for j = 1 to 4 170 ? tab (tb); r use the Expansion Module, so am not sure how it differs from the ADAM console.   Nick referenced "american ADAM" might be his discription for the ADAM CONSOLE model, which reguires the power supply that was originally located in the printer, with which all ADAM originally were supplied.   And Yes that are hoards of stashed "american ADAM"s to be unearthed in basements and attics.  I have 4 or 5 that I am saving for the SMITHSONIAN.   I have been out of communication from the ADAM circle since the local BB, COLON, DATA/READ, RESTORE, FOR/NEXT, Nested Loops CHAPTER VITransfers, GOTO, GOSUB, POP, IF/THEN CHAPTER VII Menus, ON X GOTO, ON X GOSUB, SmartKeys, PEEK, POKE, CHR$(7), INVERSE, Color Changes CHAPTER VIII Arrays, DIMinsion Statements CHAPTER IXData Files, File Commands, Sorting, Add Data, Delete Data CHAPTER XRND NUMBERS, Casting Dice, Shuffling Cardstmade in IRELAND. Maybe it is just me that read a nationality into Nick's query.  Of course the prime reason he ask the questionsibited by lack of communication, which I think this dialog will cure in the future.   So welcome Nick and let's hear the ECHO as it now exists. Gerry St.PeterEDITOR NOTE:  You may have picked up on the reference to the "foreign" ADAM.  There were ADAM's apparently produced for the European market that had different power supplies due to the different power requirements for European power; just as you would need different power supplies for hair dryers, etc.  I have run across a few different references printer that adapts to the IBM clones.  I recall even more intricate means of using the ADAM and printing boy other means, but I am not sure what your really asking. 2. The fact that the power supply for the ADAM is in the printer, requires that you must have the ADAM power supply to run the ADAM There were many Electronic Liquidators that sold the ADAM POWER unit (transformer) at fire sale prices $4-5.00 in the old days, and schemes and cases that allowed the discarding of the ADAM printer.  I never didÌ1 ×66 BASIC PROGAMMING  L.  C.  Austill February 4, 1987 CHAPTER IRETURN KEY, PRINT commands, Variables, Arithmetic symbols, Error Messages, List CHAPTER IIEditing Functions, FOR/NEXT Introduction, RUN, HOME, SPEED, FORMATTING, TAB, SPC, VTAB, HTAB CHAPTER IIIStoring Programs, SAVE/LOAD, Merging material, CATALOG, DELETE, INIT, Drive Identification, Formatting Disks CHAPTER IVVariables, %, $, LEN, VAL strings, STR$, ASC Codes, CHR$, String Commands CHAPTER VINPUT, GET, IF/THEN, GOTOS quit carrying the ADAM ECHO, which was always a lively dialog for the ardent ADAMITES.  It is only after going to the INTERNET that I discovered the faithful had a corner to resume the nostalgia.  Thanks to Dale Wicks and some of the old "ADAMCONNERS"!!!Nick, I am pleased to join you in returning to the ADAM MOTHERLAND here on the Internet.  I do believe that the answers to your questions will be answered by the subscribers to this forum.  Also, the hardware and software resources exist and are only inhÌ1 ×65              May 1998 ADAM NEWS NETWORK**************************************************************Zonk          Gerry StPeter and Zonker discuss the BBS scene              and the problems associated with one. Serial 1-4    Discussion on the question of the ADAM serial              speed; by Dale, Geoff, Ron M., GerryColeco 1-4    Discussion on just who did/does own the rights              to the ADAM name and/or programmingGerrySt 1-3   Gerry StPeters is back after a long lonely few e an external terminal?  If so, I'll have to make another cable to hook to my PC. :)  "  End Quote Zonker: <sigh> geoff, yer about to open a can of worms, if'n you haven't already  this one was debated some time ago with a fellow in toronto (can't remember his name) swearing & be damned that you couldn't even reach actual modem speeds of 2400 baud. can't remember exactly what rate it was but he says he actually measur- ed it. many of us said that it was 2400 cuz that's what our soft- ware TOLD us it was. Pg1R&R, Pg2R&R, & Pg3R&R        Sale from R&R Software (Rich Silvetti).  Rich has              a LOT of stuff left over from being in the ADAM              supplier business which remains unsold.  Why not              take this opportunity to make some great buys!  He              has most everything available it looks like.AC10          A small informational file on ADAMCON 10Readme        This file!g the tdos/80 col route.I am not sure what your really asking. 2. The fact that the power supply for the ADAM is in the printer, requires that you must have the ADAM power supply to run the ADAM There were many Electronic Liquidators that sold the ADAM POWER unit (transformer) at fire sale prices $4-5.00 in the old days, and schemes and cases that allowed the discarding of the ADAM printer.  I never didÌ1 ×66From: Zonker Subject: Re: Serial Port QuestionAt 09:23 AM 4/21/98 -0500, you (Geoff Oltmans) wrote: >Since I haven't got a lot of experience using the serial ports on my ADAM (MIB3) I thought I would ask. :) What is the maximum baud rate that the ADAM will accept if you're running off of the internal video? I know that the max baud rate on the card is 19200, however I lose a lot of char- acters at that speed...1200 seemed like that was about it, *maybe* 2400. Is the baud rate a lot faster if you us             years without ADAM companionshipGerry 1-2     Conversation from Gerry including Dave Sands              about email problems among othersGerStptr      Gerry discusses a "foreign" ADAM - not just the              add on boards to change language, etc that we have              seen at past ADAM conventionsDiskprob      Geoff is still having a "time" with his driveDiskfix       A little help from Rich Clee - or at least a startShawn         Shawn Rapp needs some "help" or "input" ????then again, rich cossaboon had the pbbs software running on adam connected to a 19200 i believe, and seems to me that claim was that adam could reach 9600.  now, the character loss.....that's typical, cuz the adam tv screen can't handle the data flow. in order to get things working right, you either go cpm/tdos and into the 80 col world, OR you use adam- link v which keeps you in eos and handles the data flow to screen quite nicely at 2400 baud. i've used both and no disrespect to any present, i prefer goin printer that adapts to the IBM clones.  I recall even more intricate means of using the ADAM and printing boy other means, but I am not sure what your really asking. 2. The fact that the power supply for the ADAM is in the printer, requires that you must have the ADAM power supply to run the ADAM There were many Electronic Liquidators that sold the ADAM POWER unit (transformer) at fire sale prices $4-5.00 in the old days, and schemes and cases that allowed the discarding of the ADAM printer.  I never didÌ1 ×66To: "gerry st.peter" <stpeterg@cadvision.com> Subject: Re: Serial Port Questiongerry st.peter wrote:> >What is the maximum baud rate that the ADAM will accept if you're running off of the internal video? From Ron Mitchell:Gerry, I've used ADAMlink V with internal video at 2400 baud. No loss of data, at least not that I noticed.  Have  used a null modem setup between ADAM and Bill Gates to transfer text files and various downloads etc. Com programs at both ends (IMP and TELIX) were set to 1920g the tdos/80 col route.I am not sure what your really asking. 2. The fact that the power supply for the ADAM is in the printer, requires that you must have the ADAM power supply to run the ADAM There were many Electronic Liquidators that sold the ADAM POWER unit (transformer) at fire sale prices $4-5.00 in the old days, and schemes and cases that allowed the discarding of the ADAM printer.  I never didÌ1 ×66To: geoff@sprynet.com,        Coleco ADAM List <coladam-list@calum.csclub.uwaterloo.ca> From: "gerry st.peter" <stpeterg@cadvision.com> Subject: Re: Serial Port QuestionAt 09:23 AM 4/21/98 -0500, Geoff Oltmans wrote: >Since I haven't got a lot of experience using the serial ports on my ADAM (MIB3) I thought I would ask. :)   What is the maximum baud rate that the ADAM will accept if you're running off of the internal video? I know that the max baud rate on the card is 19200, however I lose a lot oand the limits of transfer.Geoff: I have successfully used the card at 19200 using the PC as a display terminal (VDP turned off). However when I tried to use just the modem with it, with the VDP turned on, I lose data. I suspect that the VDP is just too slow (or perhaps the VDP RAM) for the display to update in time before it needs to handle the next batch of serial data.  This would tend to make sense, because I had another computer which used the 9928 VDP, a NEC PC 9201A with the external display. The  the rate of 19200, and that was the max baud rate of the software that was available (procomm) in the late 80's.  But I will check that out and come back with a better discription of the card and the limits of transfer.Gerryrder to get things working right, you either go cpm/tdos and into the 80 col world, OR you use adam- link v which keeps you in eos and handles the data flow to screen quite nicely at 2400 baud. i've used both and no disrespect to any present, i prefer goin0 baud, and the transfer appeared to be fast enough..... certainly faster than 2400 baud. Whether or not it was actually 19200 baud I'm not sure. Have had others who claim to know that the actual transfer rate under these setups can actually be much lower than the nominally set rate, for one reason or another.e it was but he says he actually measur- ed it. many of us said that it was 2400 cuz that's what our soft- ware TOLD us it was. Ì1 ×66From: Geoff Oltmans <geoff@sprynet.com> To: "gerry st.peter" <stpeterg@cadvision.com>, Subject: Re: Serial Port QuestionGerry wrote: > I am going to search some old newsletters and docs related to baud rates.   I have a card that inserts into the 2 slot in the adam that would allow you to connect to the PC at the rate of 19200, and that was the max baud rate of the software that was available (procomm) in the late 80's.  But I will check that out and come back with a better discription of the card f characters at that speed...1200 seemed like that was about it, *maybe* 2400.  Is the baud rate a lot faster if you use an external terminal?  If so, I'll have to make another cable to hook to my PC. :)*Geoff!*Geoff Oltmans - CPE Undergrad University of Alabama in Huntsville >http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/geoffGerry replies: I am going to search some old newsletters and docs related to baud rates.  I have a card that inserts into the 2 slot in the adam that would allow you to connect to the PC atmax rate it would support was theoretically 9600 baud, however at anything above 1200 it would lose data. *Geoff!*eck that out and come back with a better discription of the card and the limits of transfer.Gerryrder to get things working right, you either go cpm/tdos and into the 80 col world, OR you use adam- link v which keeps you in eos and handles the data flow to screen quite nicely at 2400 baud. i've used both and no disrespect to any present, i prefer goinIt is nice to hear that the prognosis for her hubby is improved.  i think it might have been me who started calling her "pj". some use that name, others use pat. she'll answer to anything, bless her sweet soul.  As far as things ADAM, I have material coming out my ears, that witness the ADAM from day one, but I have not had one running for a few years.  The BBS that I was running (ON THE ADAM) would still be going if I had not ruined the startup disk.  I left it in the drive that was used for messages, and Ì1 ×66From: Shawn Rapp <srapp@sinbad.net> Subject: codes Date:   Sun, 26 Apr 1998 06:05:48 -0800Anyone got some sample code or some details on how to do serial writes on the ADAM?  I have helped write lots of BBS's for the PC.  I would be willing to start a project if anyone is intrested in it.  And I just installed a CP/M C compiler on my computerShawn.e that was available (procomm) in the late 80's.  But I will check that out and come back with a better discription of the card nd QuoteZonker: I can certainly understand THAT. i still have a bbs up running entirely on adam. there are only two left, me and that other one in toronto, run by mike hurst, who you've seen here on the mail- ing list. it's a hack of the cpm software PBBS that has run on many other systems for years.  thanks to the patience and hard work of guy cousineau, we have one for adam.  however, like denny kehoe, guy's interest seems to have waned. if something major were to happen to my bbs, i doubt strongly thatÌ1 ×66From: ZonkerAt 12:10 AM 4/17/98, you  (Gerry St Peter) wrote: >Well Bart, it was in 89, or 90 and that was a long time ago, but she was fair haired, and there might have been a redish glint in PJ's hair, but I have pictures, and will look through them to check it all out. We did enjoy her company and her discertation on ADAM GRAPHICs, and I recalled her name as Pat.  We all maintained contact on the ECHO, for years after that, but I was not aware or had forgotten that she was referred to as "pj".  g the tdos/80 col route.I am not sure what your really asking. 2. The fact that the power supply for the ADAM is in the printer, requires that you must have the ADAM power supply to run the ADAM There were many Electronic Liquidators that sold the ADAM POWER unit (transformer) at fire sale prices $4-5.00 in the old days, and schemes and cases that allowed the discarding of the ADAM printer.  I never didit got written over a few block, but that was the end of if doing the job.  Denny Kehoe who had programmed the BBS software had lost interest and intent for the ADAM and was not prepared to fix it up, and I had no idea what this disk did in detail.  Set the xram and set pointers for the users message no's etc.  Anyway, the ADAM BBS sat there silent and the phone would ring and there was no response, and gradually the calls stopped.  Not intentional, but just a slow atrophy because the brains were blank."  Eand the limits of transfer.Geoff: I have successfully used the card at 19200 using the PC as a display terminal (VDP turned off). However when I tried to use just the modem with it, with the VDP turned on, I lose data. I suspect that the VDP is just too slow (or perhaps the VDP RAM) for the display to update in time before it needs to handle the next batch of serial data.  This would tend to make sense, because I had another computer which used the 9928 VDP, a NEC PC 9201A with the external display. The  i could get it back online. so far, it has been up for around 4 years with no real tough problems. it merely requires backing up weekly and it needs to be "pruned" of messages now and then. in fact, it's over due for such a cleaning now. but why do that drudge work when i can put it off a bit and read mail? :)  I have 4 or 5 that I am saving for the SMITHSONIAN.   I have been out of communication from the ADAM circle since the local BBS quit carrying the ADAM ECHO, which was always a lively dialog for the ardent ADAMITES.  It is only after going to the INTERNET that I discovered the faithful had a corner to resume the nostalgia.  Thanks to Dale Wicks and some of the old "ADAMCONNERS"!!!Nick, I am pleased to join you in returning to the ADAM MOTHERLAND here on the Internet.  I do believe that the answers to your questions will be answered by the subscribers to this forum.  Also, the hardware and software resources exist and are only inh i could get it back online. so far, it has been up for around 4 years with no real tough problems. it merely requires backing up weekly and it needs to be "pruned" of messages now and then. in fact, it's over due for such a cleaning now. but why do that drudge work when i can put it off a bit and read mail? :)  I have 4 or 5 that I am saving for the SMITHSONIAN.   I have been out of communication from the ADAM circle since the local BBS quit carrying the ADAM ECHO, which was always a lively dialog for the ardent ADAMITES.  It is only after going to the INTERNET that I discovered the faithful had a corner to resume the nostalgia.  Thanks to Dale Wicks and some of the old "ADAMCONNERS"!!!Nick, I am pleased to join you in returning to the ADAM MOTHERLAND here on the Internet.  I do believe that the answers to your questions will be answered by the subscribers to this forum.  Also, the hardware and software resources exist and are only inh i could get it back online. so far, it has been up for around 4 years with no real tough problems. it merely requires backing up weekly and it needs to be "pruned" of messages now and then. in fact, it's over due for such a cleaning now. but why do that drudge work when i can put it off a bit and read mail? :)  I have 4 or 5 that I am saving for the SMITHSONIAN.   I have been out of communication from the ADAM circle since the local BBS quit carrying the ADAM ECHO, which was always a lively dialog for the ardent ADAMITES.  It is only after going to the INTERNET that I discovered the faithful had a corner to resume the nostalgia.  Thanks to Dale Wicks and some of the old "ADAMCONNERS"!!!Nick, I am pleased to join you in returning to the ADAM MOTHERLAND here on the Internet.  I do believe that the answers to your questions will be answered by the subscribers to this forum.  Also, the hardware and software resources exist and are only inh i could get it back online. so far, it has been up for around 4 years with no real tough problems. it merely requires backing up weekly and it needs to be "pruned" of messages now and then. in fact, it's over due for such a cleaning now. but why do that drudge work when i can put it off a bit and read mail? :)  I have 4 or 5 that I am saving for the SMITHSONIAN.   I have been out of communication from the ADAM circle since the local BBS quit carrying the ADAM ECHO, which was always a lively dialog for the ardent ADAMITES.  It is only after going to the INTERNET that I discovered the faithful had a corner to resume the nostalgia.  Thanks to Dale Wicks and some of the old "ADAMCONNERS"!!!Nick, I am pleased to join you in returning to the ADAM MOTHERLAND here on the Internet.  I do believe that the answers to your questions will be answered by the subscribers to this forum.  Also, the hardware and software resources exist and are only inhyl¬øY¤M6aÞ CR«Fug,~&Â!ca"+`åz
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