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Simple ASCII value chart.
Resistor value chart.
Standard parallel printer connector and signals.
Typical PC RS-232 (com-port) connectors and signals.
Interfacing to a Macintosh serial port.
Typical PC game-port connectors and signals.
Motorola's 8-bit S-record (S19) data format.
Intel's 8-bit HEX-record data format.
Basic serial mouse protocol.
Notes on building your own LP120 programming-modules.
6801/03 DOS cross-assembler and documentation.
6801/03 programming model and instruction set.
6821 port loading and register data.
LP120 User's Manual.
LP120 Developer's Guide.
MC14489 Data Sheet.
LTERM 1.00, Lucid's terminal emulator program and documentation.
Using HyperTerminal with Lucid Technologies' products.