Hi Folks,

I just got this reply from the list server.  It's weird because I seem to
have sent the original note to the correct list (piclist@mitvma.mit.edu).

Anybody have an idea of what happened here?

Thanx,

myke
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>Date:         Tue, 11 Mar 1997 09:17:43 -0500
>From:         "L-Soft list server at MITVMA (1.8c)" <LISTSERV@mitvma.mit.edu>
>Subject:      Output of your job "myke"
>To:           Myke Predko <myke@PASSPORT.CA>
>X-UIDL: 8430d003c6f28676be4bea3507e19598
>
>> Randy Walsh Wrote:
>Unknown command - "RANDY". Try HELP.
>
>> ...
>Unknown command - "...". Try HELP.
>
>> Yes.  This circuit (and the DS275) are best for "Half-Duplex" (I'm always
>Unknown command - "YES.". Try HELP.
>
>> not 100% sure this is the correct term, because I seem to remember that it
>Unknown command - "NOT". Try HELP.
>
>> means data can be sent and received at the same time).  The Dallas part data
>Unknown command - "MEANS". Try HELP.
>
>> sheet shows a circuit where data can be transmitted/received at the same
>Unknown command - "SHEET". Try HELP.
>
>> time (using two of these circuits and a cap and a diode to trap a negative
>Unknown command - "(USING". Try HELP.
>
>> charge).
>Unknown command - "CHARGE).". Try HELP.
>
>> Yes.  This is idle (just what you want).
>Unknown command - "YES.". Try HELP.
>
>> Good question.  I've never used this circuit before (just the dallas part).
>Unknown command - "GOOD". Try HELP.
>
>All subsequent commands have been flushed.
>
>Summary of resource utilization
>-------------------------------
> CPU time:        0.025 sec                Device I/O:        0
> Overhead CPU:    0.015 sec                Paging I/O:        2
> CPU model:        9121                    DASD model:     3390
>
>

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