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Re: Serial port can't send data
« on: September 15, 2017, 08:53:27 AM »
CTS not high?
 

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Re: Serial port can't send data
« Reply #1 on: September 16, 2017, 12:54:52 AM »
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High? I just know that CTS trace was ok from U305's pin4 to COM's pin5.
I was changed U304 before but didn't help. Should I replace U305 it too?



Injecting a pulse? I was checked the traces between Paula/CIA U301/U304/U305/COM and they were fine except what I wrote in the first post.

Sorry didn't read the first thread. (That's Me...).  I just remember once doing a whole lot of troubleshooting on a serial port and cable just to find out one of the pins/sockets(cant remember which) had recessed itself (had been pushed back in the plug/socket) and was not connecting.  I'm guessing you have a breakout box and have tested the continuity of each necessary line to the back of the serial socket in the 2000?  You do have a multi-meter or continuity checker? When you say "checked the traces", what does that mean?  

Just an aside: I think I found an error.  The schematics you posted refer to the "Infernal" serial port.  That one's always going to cause problems.  :)

Keep up the trouble shooting.
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