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Hi,
I couldn't figure out how to contact you directly - so I'm opening an issue to ask these questions.
I watched your presentation on Trash Talk Live #7 and it appears that all of the address lines are available to the ESP32, so I was hoping to lodge a feature request issue:
If the TRS-IO could emulate an RS-232 port/Modem (Ports E8-EB) and a basic AT command set, then this would be a true one stop shopping experience for programs that use the serial port.
There are a wealth of retro-BBSs reachable via telnet, and there is a market for items such as the WiFi232 type wireless modems. The TRS-IO should be able to easily perform the same function as those devices.
This would allow the native TRS-80 Comm programs to work with the TRS-IO - and any multiplayer games such as the famous Adventure International game: COMMBAT. I am sure there are other games that utilizes the serial port, this is just my favorite :-)
Serial Port / Modem Emulation would also allow downloading of files via the comm programs from remote systems.
As far the TRS-80 and the comm programs are concerned - they would be talking to a real UART connected to a real Modem.
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Hi,
I couldn't figure out how to contact you directly - so I'm opening an issue to ask these questions.
I watched your presentation on Trash Talk Live #7 and it appears that all of the address lines are available to the ESP32, so I was hoping to lodge a feature request issue:
If the TRS-IO could emulate an RS-232 port/Modem (Ports E8-EB) and a basic AT command set, then this would be a true one stop shopping experience for programs that use the serial port.
There are a wealth of retro-BBSs reachable via telnet, and there is a market for items such as the WiFi232 type wireless modems. The TRS-IO should be able to easily perform the same function as those devices.
This would allow the native TRS-80 Comm programs to work with the TRS-IO - and any multiplayer games such as the famous Adventure International game: COMMBAT. I am sure there are other games that utilizes the serial port, this is just my favorite :-)
Serial Port / Modem Emulation would also allow downloading of files via the comm programs from remote systems.
As far the TRS-80 and the comm programs are concerned - they would be talking to a real UART connected to a real Modem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: