[Coco] The most bizarre thing

[George Ramsower]

 I've looked at all the photos and I have not found those connectors in any 
of them. Maybe I missed something.
 If it does connect to the Coco serial port, then it could be a way to 
connect a Coco to another computer that is using the UART to translate the 
data from the Coco's serial port to the computer that is connected to the 
UART.

 Otherwise, it's still a bit of a mystery as how it's connected and used.

George
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Retro Canada


  but it has a serial cable on it to plug on coco serial port and a 
centronics connected at the ribbon cable.


  > It isn't a serial to parallel converter. It connects directly to the
  > computer's bus,data and address lines and sends and recieves RS232 
signals
  > asyncronously with appropriate software, usually a ML program/driver for
  > speed.
  >
  > U.A.R.T. is a Universal Asycronous Reciever/Transmitter.
  >
  > George
  >