This card was designed (as you might guess) to do ehanced stuff (in
particular, special
character sets and/or graphics) when emulating a 3270 terminal (or, more
appropriately,
one of the 3270 family graphics terminals).
The other card it connects to would be the special 3270 display adapter on
a 3270 PC.
Unless you are going to hook an IBM 3270 PC up to a real mainframe, it
won't be of any
use to you. If you don't have a 3270 PC, you might well want to donate it
to someone who
does (like me ;-) ).
Jay
At 08:47 PM 4/12/99 +0000, you wrote:
>I just picked up an IBM 3270 Personal Computer Programmed Symbols Adapter
>card in the box. The box says that it's "an option that provides the
>storage and controls for displaying an APL font and six additional
>programmable fonts." It's a full length 8 bit card with two sockets on the
>to edge. There is also two jumpers in the box that I assume are used to
>jumper this card to another card. I didn't get any instructions or
>software with it. Does anyone know how to use it or have instructions etc
>for it?
>
> Joe
>
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Received on Mon Apr 12 1999 - 20:44:33 BST