Ifyou wish to see what you had received, turn the buffer off
and then return to BufferMenu. The selection "PrinterU[n]it"
should be
setto
"4"
ifyou wantthedatato goto the printeror
"3"
ifyou wantitto
go
toyour
monJtor,
afterward press[P] to
start printing.
..
Receiving using Block Check
Basic programsand textfilescan bereceived automatically
using block check, provided that the other computer is a
Commodore 64 using AutoCom
II.
Remember block check
is the only way a basic program can be sent or received.
AutoCom
II
should be configured as follows:
-While
in
Buffer Menu, set for autoanswer and set Block
Check to "on".
-
In
the Main Menu the ASCII Translation should be "off";
Word Format is
"8"
data bits, "1" stop bit; Parity is
"none"
and LOCAL ECHO'is
"on"
(optional):
-Return to Terminal Mode and turn buffer
on.
With your computer set up
in
the above manner and the
transmitting Commodore 64 set up
in
the configuration
de-
scribed in the section "Sending With Block Check", the two
computers will do the handshaking that is necessary for
transmittingand receiving afile using blockcheck. Therefore
when the message
"Do
you want to receive?" is displayed,
there will be no need for you to answer because the two
computers automatically signal each other when they are
ready_
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