Date: Mon,  8 Jul 91 14:16:50 EST
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Suns-at-Home Digest         Mon,  8 Jul 91       Volume 4 : Issue  21 

Today's Topics:
                   Looking for more ports on a 3/60

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Date: Mon, 1 Jul 1991 14:00:52 WET DST
From: swansonc@stolaf.edu (Chris Swanson)
Subject: Looking for more ports on a 3/60
To: Suns-at-Home@ecn.purdue.edu

Greetings,

        Does anybody have any cheap solutions (or any ideas at all) on how
to add additional serial ports to a 3/60 (maybe even a parallel port)?  The
only ways I can come up with would be:

        1) TCP-IP terminal server
        2) SCSI Mux device
        3) Serial Mux (VPX-128)

However, all of these new are quite $$ and out of my range.  If anybody has
any other ideas, or even a cheap used source for any of the above, I would
be interested in the info.  This will be used for a non-profit project, if
that makes any difference.

        Regards,
        -=Chris


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