[Joe Garner]

Ive got a bytek 135H multiprogrammer, thing works fine but I dont have any
manuals.

Any one have a manual they could copy? Of course all costs reimbursed!

Id like to be able to copy the floppy that came with it also!

Any help appreciated!

Thanks, Joe

 

[dont know]

Ive got a bytek 135H multiprogrammer, thing works fine but I dont
have any manuals.

Any one have a manual they could copy? Of course all costs
reimbursed!

Id like to be able to copy the floppy that came with it also!

Any help appreciated!

Thanks, Joe

I used to use this at a company before I retired. Used for
gang operation. We tried to get updates from Bytek, but
lastones we got was 1990 or so. And now I don't have access
to these.

 

[Joe Garner]

I used to use this at a company before I retired. Used for
gang operation. We tried to get updates from Bytek, but
lastones we got was 1990 or so. And now I don't have access
to these.

Thanks, You dont by any chance remember how to copy the floppy that came
with it??

Joe

 

[dont know]

Thanks, You dont by any chance remember how to copy the floppy that
came with it??

Joe

I remember it was not the normal DOS format. Our cmptr expert at that
time did make a backup. how I don't know.

 

[Chaos Master]

dont know (mojo@nospam_netscape.com) said those last words:

I remember it was not the normal DOS format. Our cmptr expert at that
time did make a backup. how I don't know.

You can copy any floppy disk using WinImage.

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[Mark (UK)]

Hi!

Most - not all. It won't do a Sega System 24 disk for one.

Yours, Mark.

dont know (mojo@nospam_netscape.com) said those last words:

I remember it was not the normal DOS format. Our cmptr expert at that
time did make a backup. how I don't know.

You can copy any floppy disk using WinImage.

[]s

 

[Mark Zenier]

Most - not all. It won't do a Sega System 24 disk for one.

There's an old (a dozen years ago) DOS program called Anadisk that will
analyze and copy just about anything. I used it to read Kaypro 4 CPM
disks on a PC. The current web site says you have to be a police
official or investigator, but it was in the Simtel archive, so it's
bound to be out there somewhere.

Mark Zenier [email protected] Washington State resident

 

[Mark (UK)]

Hi!

Tried Anadisk....

:-(

There are several programs that can read the disk okay, including
Anadosk and the Acorn Archimedes!! Unfortunately, none of them can write
out a copy that works on the original Sega setup.

Yours, Mark.

 

[root]

On Sun, 27 Jun 2004 19:17:16 +0000, Mark (UK) wrote:

Thanks, I'll try those programs...

Anyone have a manual? Ive figured out most of the menus, but there is
always something you miss... :}

All this about coping disks reminds me about the Copy II PC option board I
used to have, it would copy just about any floppy... Except the ones with
a 'defect' put in. Trouble is it was an ISA board and I dont have any ISA
computers anymore!

Thanks again, Joe

 

[semicon2005]

HI I HAVE GOT THE MANUAL FOR THAT PROGRAMMER (BYTEK 135H) AND I CAN SEND IT
TO YOU ON PAPER FORM (PHOTO COPY) OR (BY E.MAIL).BUT CAN I GET A COPY OF
THE SOFTWARE FOR BYTEK 135H PROGRAMMER AS I AM NOT HAVING THAT FOR MY
PROGRAMMER.PLEASE SEND BY E.MAIL IF POSSIBLE. THANKS

 

[semicon2005]

HI I HAVE GOT THE MANUAL FOR THAT PROGRAMMER (BYTEK 135H) AND I CAN SEND IT
TO YOU ON PAPER FORM (PHOTO COPY) OR (BY E.MAIL).BUT CAN I GET A COPY OF
THE SOFTWARE FOR BYTEK 135H PROGRAMMER AS I AM NOT HAVING THAT FOR MY
PROGRAMMER.PLEASE SEND BY E.MAIL IF POSSIBLE. THANKS