Subject: Re: HELP: SSC and USrobotics Modem
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Eduardo writes ...
> 
> Hi friends !
> 
> I need some help.
> Have an Apple //e with SSC card and a USRobotics 14.400 external modem
> I'm trying to connect SSC to modem, but is no success.
> I build some types of cables but none works.
> Does anyone know the correct pinouts to connect SSC to this modem ?
>

     For any decent speed you will need Hardware flow control.

     According to a diagram in the "Modem Works" manual, there is a
special modem cable recommended for connecting to a Super Serial Card to
get hardware handshaking flow control:

SSC side     Modem side
25-pin       25-pin

   2 -------> 2
   3 <------- 3
   4 -------> 4
   5 & 8 <--- 5
   6 <------- 8
   7 <------> 7
   20 ------> 20



Rubywand