Is it possible to use a GAZ4 with a CP705?
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Yes. The Gaz must have a selectable circuit board to allow it to receive data at 9600 baud.
You can solder a jumper on older circuit boards with a switch.
Normally this ends up being a pain. Run the 705 into software and out to the display.
Also, you can use a D-line display that has selectable baud rate in the firmware.
You can solder a jumper on older circuit boards with a switch.
Normally this ends up being a pain. Run the 705 into software and out to the display.
Also, you can use a D-line display that has selectable baud rate in the firmware.
Yes
Configure your 705 to display to an Alge ( by direct connection) set the thumb wheel switch on the Gaz to 1.The Gaz should have a toggle switch that will select 9600 or 2400 baud.Try both settings, in my experience it doesn't matter.To set up the 705 to out put to a display follow the instructions in the manual, and don't rush, it is easy to omit a key entry and not accept the changes.If you don't have manuals for the Gaz or the 705 they can be downloaded from the net.
Dave Webb
Configure your 705 to display to an Alge ( by direct connection) set the thumb wheel switch on the Gaz to 1.The Gaz should have a toggle switch that will select 9600 or 2400 baud.Try both settings, in my experience it doesn't matter.To set up the 705 to out put to a display follow the instructions in the manual, and don't rush, it is easy to omit a key entry and not accept the changes.If you don't have manuals for the Gaz or the 705 they can be downloaded from the net.
Dave Webb
We just got a large number of TAG 705 in on trade. Up and running with ALGE D-line displays is very easy.
Select
BR 09
SE h 9 (9600 baud)
L0 00
AD 01 (address 1)
DB9 female on timer. Pin 2 signal out, Pin 5 ground
Select
BR 09
SE h 9 (9600 baud)
L0 00
AD 01 (address 1)
DB9 female on timer. Pin 2 signal out, Pin 5 ground