Re: [M]: Fujitsu Laptop with LX200
| Subject: | Re: [M]: Fujitsu Laptop with LX200 |
| From: | OHASHI Yoji |
| Date: | Thu Sep 04 03:53:02 1997 |
On Tue, 02 Sep 1997 22:24:38 -0400
Alejandro Popov wrote:
Alejandro> Has anyone had any experience using a Fujitsu 420D Lifebook laptop
Alejandro> to run their LX200 and/or any Pictor CCDs, and if so how did
Alejandro> you get the RS232 serial com port working on that laptop?
I have a Fujitsu laptop and Pictor416. (Unfortunately I dont have LX200.)
I used Pictor416 via RS232. (Now I use it via SCSI.)
Because the RS232C performance is same other laptops, it will work with
LX200.
You should check BIOS settings and IRQ conflicts. COM1 must be enable. If
IRQ conflicts, you should make Infrared port (or sound device) disable.
Fujitsu "Lifebook" isnt sold in Japan. In Japan it is called "Biblo".
And keyboard is different. But I think RS232C is same.
Ohashi Yoji
Alejandro Popov
Alejandro> Has anyone had any experience using a Fujitsu 420D Lifebook laptop
Alejandro> to run their LX200 and/or any Pictor CCDs, and if so how did
Alejandro> you get the RS232 serial com port working on that laptop?
I have a Fujitsu laptop and Pictor416. (Unfortunately I dont have LX200.)
I used Pictor416 via RS232. (Now I use it via SCSI.)
Because the RS232C performance is same other laptops, it will work with
LX200.
You should check BIOS settings and IRQ conflicts. COM1 must be enable. If
IRQ conflicts, you should make Infrared port (or sound device) disable.
Fujitsu "Lifebook" isnt sold in Japan. In Japan it is called "Biblo".
And keyboard is different. But I think RS232C is same.
Ohashi Yoji
