[PCR-1000] "trivial protocol"

[Michael A. Waldron]

Whoops, I probably should have included them the first time around.

I looked through my archives, and I found two text documents describing the 
protocol. I have posted a zip archive to my website, I'll link it below.

As for sample code, I wrote a freeware program several years ago for 
windows that was a stripped down "car radio" interface for the 1000/100 
(called pcr1k, someone might remember it), but it predates my source 
management software by many years and was lost in a crash. I started on a 
PalmOS program to do the job, but other projects got in the way and I never 
made much progress on that project. Someone else did though, and if I 
remember correctly they published source with it. I do not have a copy of 
that however.

http://www.bitsnbolts.com/files/pcr1k-command.zip

Please note, I don't take any credit for developing these text files, but 
it appears they have fallen into obscurity and my habit of archiving the 
Internet came in handy for once.

-Mike


At 05:47 AM 3/22/2004, Kenneth Brahmer wrote:
>-Mike said "The PCR-1000 (and 100) use a fairly trivial protocol."
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>Don't leave me hanging...explain, expound, and demonstrate.
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>I would appreciate the lesson. Got some code we can see?
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>Ken
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