Richard Atkinson wrote:
>
> Just a quick question - what is the spec of Commodore's cartridge port
> modem for the C64? I have seen many user port modems on the internet, with
> well-documented features such as 300 baud, 1200 baud, auto-dial,
> originate, etc, but nothing about the large black device bearing a
> Commodore logo I have here. There is a picture at:
>
> http://www.ommadawn.com/images/sale/cbmodem.jpg
>
> It is definitely a cartridge port device, with a UK style phone plug on
> the end of the hardwired lead. Was this sold outside the UK? (albeit with
> a different phone plug, of course)
>
> Richard
Looks like a 1650 to me too... Are you sure it's a cartridge port one?
Of the stuff (modem wise) for the cartridge port there are the high-speed
RS-232 (Swiftlink, Turbo232, etc.) interfaces and that's about all I know
of... :/ Only cart modem I have ever heard of was for the c-16, and it
wasn't produced in the u.s.
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