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A Plus, a Farallon Etherwave and internet... — #13

Are you confused yet ??? Click to expand... Yes I am, that's why I started this post in the first place - but that's part of the fun isn't it ? :lol: Thanks for the help anyw…
68kMLA Networking by numero6 Tue, 27 Oct 2009 - 22:51

A Plus, a Farallon Etherwave and internet... — #12

Hello, I'm PowerPup. I just joined the forum. (Awesome forum by the way.) I almost succeed in a similar attempt, it ended up not working so well because I could not find a stab…
68kMLA Networking by PowerPup Tue, 27 Oct 2009 - 21:15

A Plus, a Farallon Etherwave and internet... — #10

Ok, I'm not familiar with the EtherWave product, but you described it as a "bridge". I have never seen a LocalTalk to Ethernet bridge that is capable of MacIP, but I guess it's po…
68kMLA Networking by shred Tue, 27 Oct 2009 - 20:30

A Plus, a Farallon Etherwave and internet... — #9

It looks to me that the drivers aren't installed properly. You should see two network device entries in the MacTCP dialog -- one for LocalTalk and one for the EtherWave. Apart from…
68kMLA Networking by numero6 Tue, 27 Oct 2009 - 13:18

A Plus, a Farallon Etherwave and internet... — #8

There are also software routers and MacIP gateways, like the old "Apple Internet Router" that you can run on a second, ethernet capable Mac to do this - but you don't really want t…
68kMLA Networking by numero6 Tue, 27 Oct 2009 - 13:16

A Plus, a Farallon Etherwave and internet... — #7

The Farallon EtherWave is a "full TCP/IP" device and should act like a conventional ethernet adapter. They're a bit on the slow side, but adequate for basic use with a Plus or SE. …
68kMLA Networking by Charlieman Tue, 27 Oct 2009 - 12:28

A Plus, a Farallon Etherwave and internet... — #6

The problem is that LocalTalk can't "do" tcp/ip (the "internet" protocol) - it can only handle AppleTalk and that's it. MacTCP allows you to work around this limitation by wrappin…
68kMLA Networking by shred Tue, 27 Oct 2009 - 10:52

A Plus, a Farallon Etherwave and internet... — #2

First, the basics : I run system 6.0.8, the Etherwave bridge is connected to the modem port of the Plus on one side and to my router on the other (and is 12V plugged too...). Cl…
68kMLA Networking by porter Sun, 25 Oct 2009 - 20:14

Need advice on Wallstreet problems — #6

Battery reset was probably needed to fix a software bug in the smart controller inside the battery, something nobody noticed untill so many hours of use in specific circumstances c…
68kMLA Networking by Unknown_K Sun, 18 Oct 2009 - 03:38

Need advice on Wallstreet problems — #5

That the battery charges in the VST charger is absolutely key. It can't be a bad battery. Now I am no expert, but I would probably try the following: unplug backup battery and ma…
68kMLA Networking by beachycove Sun, 18 Oct 2009 - 01:54

Need advice on Wallstreet problems — #4

I've tried BatteryReset and it made no difference. I'll concede that the battery is probably bad. The strange thing, though, is that it will charge to four lights and be usable in …
68kMLA Networking by jruschme Sat, 17 Oct 2009 - 06:17

Need advice on Wallstreet problems — #3

Remove the PRAM battery if it is dead, just causes problems. Sounds like you either messed up a cable or something if those buttons do not work, not a common problem.
68kMLA Networking by Unknown_K Sat, 17 Oct 2009 - 02:26

Need advice on Wallstreet problems — #2

1. sounds like the battery itself is faulty. Have you tried Battery Reset? 2. sound like the backup battery is long past dead. 3. no idea, but I have never heard of this problem …
68kMLA Networking by beachycove Fri, 16 Oct 2009 - 23:36

WiFi for compacts?? — #19

I suppose it might be possible (long shot) to set up the module to act as an Appletalk bridge by writing a custom firmware for it. / port something like NetaTalk / emulate an Local…
68kMLA Networking by Gorgonops Fri, 16 Oct 2009 - 01:10

Not Mac, but good — #7

Why did I say wheelie bin? Because that's what HE said. Turned out to be a large tub, about three quarters full. I'm kind of glad in a way, because, I wouldn't have had the space…
68kMLA Networking by thinkdifferent Fri, 16 Oct 2009 - 00:26

WiFi for compacts?? — #18

I suppose it might be possible (long shot) to set up the module to act as an Appletalk bridge by writing a custom firmware for it. / port something like NetaTalk / emulate an Local…
68kMLA Networking by Bunsen Thu, 15 Oct 2009 - 22:53

WiFi for compacts?? — #17

Thanks, Gorgonops, for those great ideas. Software and I parted company when the goto statement was outlawed (a legal condition of getting my graduate degree was that I not write c…
68kMLA Networking by Gorgonops Thu, 15 Oct 2009 - 21:58

WiFi for compacts?? — #16

Thanks, Gorgonops, for those great ideas. Software and I parted company when the goto statement was outlawed (a legal condition of getting my graduate degree was that I not write c…
68kMLA Networking by tomlee59 Thu, 15 Oct 2009 - 21:15

WiFi for compacts?? — #15

http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=9290 And it's hardly the only one out there. Whether $70-90 is within hobbyist range is up to you. Click to expand…
68kMLA Networking by Gorgonops Thu, 15 Oct 2009 - 19:15

WiFi for compacts?? — #14

The WiFly GSX module incorporates a 2.4GHz radio, processor, TCP/IP stack / preloaded with software to simplify integration and minimizes development of your application. In the si…
68kMLA Networking by Bunsen Thu, 15 Oct 2009 - 16:21

WiFi for compacts?? — #13

I would think industrial machines had RS-422 so you can hook up quite a few devices to one line (each having its own ID). Anyway can't you just send data over the serial port on a…
68kMLA Networking by Unknown_K Thu, 15 Oct 2009 - 07:24
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