Date: Thursday, 18 April 1985
Re:   Using the Anchor Mk XII within BYE.COM

T� us� th� M� XI� yo� mus� ascertai� i� yo� hav� th� prope� ro� set�  �
Thi� ca� b� don� b� connectin� u� th� mode� an� typin� ATI� th� resul� �
wil� b� � numbe� i� th� numbe� i� 21� the� yo� ar� ok� i� no� ge� o� �
th� phon� t� Ancho� an� ge� the� t� replac� th� rom� i� you� modem� �
Thi� fixe� � nast� habi� o� th� Anchor'� whic� wil� caus� � seizur� o� �
th� wors� kin� i� someon� call� you� mode� a� 30� baud�  Apparentl� th� �
mode� get� confuse� whe� i� answer� an� ha� t� switc� bau� rat� hangin� �
u� th� entir� system�  Thank� t� E� Richte� fo� thi� information�  Thi� �
ti� an� th� followin� mo� allo� th� Ancho� t� functio� a� � Haye� clon� �
i� � BB� situation.

D. Pollock 4-7-85

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DTR Hangup mod for Anchor MK XII   by Barry A. Cole  30 JAN 1985
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Thi� wil� caus� � ful� rese� whe� DT� i� brough� high(-12v)�  Thi� �
follow� th� standar� definitio� o� RS23� an� make� th� Ancho� �
compatibl� wit� th� Haye� Smartmode� fo� usag� withi� "BYE.COM".

    Installation:

1)Open the modem case using a wide blade screwdriver.  Pry the top
 separate from the bottom.

2)Solde� th� bande� en� o� � smal� switchin� diod� suc� a� 1N91� o� �
 1N414� t� th� RS23� connecto� pi� 20�  Kee� th� lea� lon� an� inser� �
 i� � piec� o� sleevin� strippe� fro� � wire�  Lookin� fro� wher� th� �
 ribbo� cabl� enter� th� board� thi� i� th� cente� o� th� � pin� i� �
 th� 2n� ro� from the outside of the case.

3)Solde� th� othe� en� o� th� diod� t� � piec� o� wire�  Slid� sleevin�
 over the exposed diode lead for insulation.

4)Solder the other end of the wire to the plus(+) side of capacitor C48.
 This was in the farthest corner of mine.  On newer boards, it is near
 the center of the board.

-----> That's all- not bad for 10 cents!  If you run a Kaypro, see my
      program HANGUP.ASM to see how to use this.  Most versions of BYE
      try to drop carrier via DTR even if they think you don't have it!