From: Puckdropper (puckdropper_at_yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Apr 11 2005 - 09:00:02 PDT
The 2100 has two places you can possibly connect to a
computer. The first is the interconnect port (a long
flatish thing) and the second requires the use of a
serial board such as a SER-001.
For pictures and a description of the SER-001, go
here:
http://mrpcbman.tripod.com/SER-001.htm
Puckdropper
--- KerlCarsten_at_netscape.net wrote:
> hello
> When i opend my new newt21, i found a connector on
> the platin(right word? imean the flat thing where
> the chips on)can iconnet on this the DIN Connector I
> need for NBU/NCU?
> Carsten Kerl
>
>
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