
Apple II Computer Info
Commodore 64. The CP290 unit in each package is identical, the only
difference between packages is the supplied software and cable.
Unfortunately, there never was a IIgs specific package and the
software and cable(s) in the IIe/IIc package wouldn't work with the
IIgs serial ports (but would work with a IIgs using a Super Serial
Card). The Mac package contains the correct cable for the IIgs, but
of course, the software won't work.
Since 1992, I've been selling the 'X10 Survival Kit', which allows
you to control a CP290 connected via either IIgs serial port. The
'Kit' contains several GUI elements:
X10House - an NDA that takes full advantage of the CP290.
X10Doctor - a Desktop utility app that lets you backup and restore
timer events, run the CP290 self test and control the
3 Inits in the 'Kit'.
X10ACE - an Init that applies sunrise/sunset corrections to
specified timer events stored in the CP290.
PowerScreen - an Init that 'blanks' your screen by turning your
monitor off.
Virtual10 - an Init that is an automated schedule loader.
For more info about X-10, use your favorite search engine. There
are several sites dealing with X-10 (including X-10 Inc.'s site). I
don't know the URLs offhand, sorry. For more info about the
'X10 Survival Kit' email me at:
art_coughlin @ delphi. com (note: spaces inserted to foil
robo-spammers. Remove all
spaces)
Art
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