Hi.
Is there a way to set up VICE for Windows to use the serial port on my pc
so that I can load a terminal program in it and communicate with a real Commodore computer
connected to the pc's serial port?
Can VICE use the host pc's serial port?
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I don't have the means to test that at the moment, but you might try the following: Within
Settings > RS232 Settings ...
replace the IP address/port of device 1 with 'COM1'. Then under
Settings > Cartridge/IO Settings > RS232 userport settings ...
enable RS232 userport, and select the intended device & baud rate.
Greetings,
Michael
Settings > RS232 Settings ...
replace the IP address/port of device 1 with 'COM1'. Then under
Settings > Cartridge/IO Settings > RS232 userport settings ...
enable RS232 userport, and select the intended device & baud rate.
Greetings,
Michael
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Re: Can VICE use the host pc's serial port?

Re: Can VICE use the host pc's serial port?
Yes, the last time I tried this rx didnt work. I raised it on the VICE mailing list with a test prog that worked on a real vic 20.
https://sourceforge.net/p/vice-emu/bugs/609/
https://sourceforge.net/p/vice-emu/bugs/609/
Re: Can VICE use the host pc's serial port?
Anyone tried this on VICE 3.0?