[GreenKeys] Question About Heavy Metal, Version 2.4?

[Dave Hunter]

Further to my last message by way of further explaination.

If I am receiving a news feed on the internet, and then go 
to config/code, and change it from baudot to ascii, all of 
a sudden the screen display of the text changes to small 
empty rectangular boxes for each letter. Change it back to 
baudot, and the screen again has a normal display.

This is with version 2.4 - I haven't tried other 
versions...

Dave

On 14 Aug 2010 at 13:13, Dave Hunter wrote:

> Hi Guys:
> 
> I am setting up an instance of Heavy Metal to feed my ASR
> and KSR 33's. I have HM set for 110 baud, even parity, 7
> data bits and 2 stop bits.
> 
> Now, what I would like to do is to be able to receive feeds
> from the Internet in baudot, then export them to the machine
> in ascii. Can this be done? I only see the one setting for
> HM with regard to baudot/ascii - if I set it to ascii, it
> effects the reception of feeds from the internet, so needs
> to be set for baudot (unless I found an ascii feed).
> 
> With it set to baudot, all I am printing is jibberish.
> 
> So how, it it is possible do I get HM to output in ascii
> without affecting the input settng. I'd hate to have to use
> Procomm or something like that to demonstrate the ascii
> machines.  
> 
> HM is wonderful with my Model 28 - what an incredible 
> program. I am hoping that I might be able to do something to
> get it working with the 33's...
> 
> Dave
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