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I don't have the complete solution but I have a
friend that does. What he did was splice the
comport wires going into the computers. Some of
the wires only send data and other wires only
receive data. He tapped into the wires that
receive by splicing the cable and sent it to
another computer.
What he did next was the hard part but if you have
the money Signal will sell you the encryption
code. He spent a long time, but broke the code by
trial and error.
I think the key is to only send to the other
computer the receive wires and not the send wires.
Harley
Sentinel Trading wrote:
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> Usually two programs can't share the same comport, I've been trying to do the
> same with DTN. And if you split the signal off the box so it feeds two comports,
> the box will shut down. If anyone has a networking solution please let us know.
>
> ____________________Reply Separator____________________
> Subject: Splitting a Signal Box Data Stream
> Author: owner-realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Date: 8/6/98 12:41 PM
>
> Hey Realtrading Gents:
>
> I've been having fun trying to split a DBC Signal Box's output to
> two Workstations.
>
> I'd like some input from anyone who's tried and succeeded same.
>
> I want to send one data-stream to TS 4.0, and then to a venerable
> DOS version of Signal that works better than Windows versions of
> 3.0 or 4.0.
>
> Question: can this be done on one work station, can one get the
> two apps to "share" the com port, or do I need to "split" the
> signal and send to two PCs.
>
> Feedback please!
>
> TIA
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