looking for braille n speak chord

[Gregory Nowak]

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I stand to be corrected, but I believe the cable that fs provides is a
straight-through cable. Appendix c of the bns2000 manual states that the
bns is a dce device. A pc is a dte device, as far as I know. So, if you want to connect the
bns to a pc to serve as a synth, you don't need a null modem
adapter. In fact, I have my bns connected to my pc right now, and I'm
certainly not using a null modem cable to do so, which means that the
cable fs provides is already made as a null modem, to interface to the
pc, or that it is a straight-through cable. 

As for your local computer store having these, I asked at compusa
about 3 years ago if they had the old din connector style mac cables,
and they said they stopped carrying those a while ago, so good luck
finding one locally.

You could of course still buy 1 from FS:

https://sales.freedomscientific.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=700004-001

. Hth.

Greg


On Mon, Oct 01, 2007 at 10:03:50PM -0500, Leonard Salinas wrote:
> you should be able to find one from a local computer store, just ask 
> for a macintosh serial to 9 dv femail cable. and if you want to use 
> it as a speech device, i believe it must be a numll modem cable.
> 
> 


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