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On Wed, 12 Jan 2000, Bill Varley wrote:
> You may get disturbences when switching between feeds as the syncronization
> signals from Atari will likely be different than the PC. It may take a
> second or two for the monitor to "catch up " to the change. As long as the
> monitor works with both signals independent of the switch, you'll probably
> have no troubles.
Mario tells me his unit will have no problems like this, the job of Mario
is to make sure this does not happen and that the unit will work smoothly!
The microprocessor is emulating the devices to the "other computer" that
you are not currently switched to, so as far as the computer is concerned,
nothing is the matter. As I am writing this the boys are busy working on
the firmware code that will run in the chip.
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| Brian Becroft               | Tariland, Atari user group in New Zealand |
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