Comments on: RS232@9600 8N1 PC to RS/6000 http://ritchan.dasaku.net/computers/rs2329600-8n1-pc-to-rs6000 MAGI does not bother responding to pings. Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:47:00 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: w http://ritchan.dasaku.net/computers/rs2329600-8n1-pc-to-rs6000/comment-page-1#comment-5496 w Fri, 15 May 2009 20:54:58 +0000 http://ritchan.dasaku.net/?p=1318#comment-5496 yeah, I didn't know what the RS/600 was. now that I'm thinking more about this i realize that it's just the settings for a serial connection to any device (I used it for hyptertermial to a terminal server back in the day) yeah, I didn’t know what the RS/600 was. now that I’m thinking more about this i realize that it’s just the settings for a serial connection to any device (I used it for hyptertermial to a terminal server back in the day)

]]> By: ritchan http://ritchan.dasaku.net/computers/rs2329600-8n1-pc-to-rs6000/comment-page-1#comment-5492 ritchan Fri, 15 May 2009 19:29:44 +0000 http://ritchan.dasaku.net/?p=1318#comment-5492 Close, but no. The RS/6000 is a series of RISC computers from IBM, just like the IBM PC (clones). The entire thing is a log of booting the RS/6000 over serial. Other than that, hey, not bad man! Who are you? Close, but no. The RS/6000 is a series of RISC computers from IBM, just like the IBM PC (clones). The entire thing is a log of booting the RS/6000 over serial. Other than that, hey, not bad man! Who are you?

]]> By: w http://ritchan.dasaku.net/computers/rs2329600-8n1-pc-to-rs6000/comment-page-1#comment-5491 w Fri, 15 May 2009 19:27:29 +0000 http://ritchan.dasaku.net/?p=1318#comment-5491 the title appears to be based on the settings for configuring a modem. RS232 is the pin-out on the serial connector 9600 is the baud rate 8 data bits N indicates no parity 1 stop bit (flow control) The RS/6000 is a connector on the other end. RS232@9600 8N1 PC to RS/6000 the title appears to be based on the settings for configuring a modem.
RS232 is the pin-out on the serial connector
9600 is the baud rate
8 data bits
N indicates no parity
1 stop bit (flow control)

The RS/6000 is a connector on the other end.

RS232@9600 8N1 PC to RS/6000

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