On Fri, 10 Sep 1999, [ISO-8859-1] Marko Mäkelä wrote: > The floppy diskdrive (serial no: 09557) is a huge piece of metal and plastic > and when connected to the PET 200 shines with three red LEDs. I noticed that > when the PET 200 is shut off, the drive flashes the right and middle LED > from green to red light. I also noticed that when the PET is connected to > the 8050, it does not give away any startup-sound when switched on. Maybe > that sound only works as a warning to tell that there's no extra floppy > attached? When the 8050 is turned on, all three LEDs should come on for a few seconds, then blink once, then the drive LEDs should turn off. The center LED is a 2 color red/green LED. It should then turn green and stay on. Connecting the 8050 to the PET should not change the way the PET operates. Be sure it is connected to the IEEE port and not the user port. With the drive connected to the computer, and both turned on, turn the drive off, then on and type ?ds$ and press enter. The drive's power-on message should be displayed. You may nor have a $ on the Swedish keyboard, but it is probably still the shifted 4. > The Tractor Printer seem so work to, and when turned on, the printer head > slides from side to side and then stops with a the button (with the initials > T.O.F) shines red. The 4022 is actually an Epson with a Commodore system board. If you hold down one of the buttons (I forget which one, but there's only two) while you turn it on, it will do a test page. - This message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing list. To unsubscribe: echo unsubscribe | mail cbm-hackers-request@dot.tcm.hut.fi.
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