Z to Mac (2 methods)

I've connected, as have others, using a terminal program.

It's possible to exchange info from folders and documents.  Naturally you can
convert the contents of any  Z Folder to a document, so it's possible to move
info back and fourth, albeit not very convenient.   Here's how my system
works in Claris 4.0 in the Comm Module.  I'd imagine most other
communications programs are similar.

Connect via Modem 2400 bd (you'll need 2 phone lines)
On the Z
  Name - your choice
  Number - the # your modem's hooked up to
  Speed - 2400
  Parity - None
  Data Bits - 8
  Stop Bits - 1
  Handshake - XON/XOFF
On the Mac - Set to Apple Modem Tool
  Dial Phone #  - Leave Blank (later you'll enter wait for  connect)
  Speed - 2400
  Parity - None
  Data Bits - 8
  Stop Bits - 1
  Handshake - XON/XOFF
--
  Set to Modem Port
--
  Set Terminal to TTY
--
  File Transfer - Straight XMODEM
Have your terminal program wait for a connection and have the Z dial the
modem.  Then send or receive a file on the Mac and up or download on the Z.
   


Connect via Serial Connection 9600 bd (the cable must be used)
On the Z
  Name - your choice (I call it Serial Connect)
  Number - leave it blank
  Speed - 9600
  Parity - None
  Data Bits - 8
  Stop Bits - 1
  Handshake - XON/XOFF
On the Mac - Set to Serial Tool (use which ever port your cable's hooked to.)
  Speed - 9600
  Parity - None
  Data Bits - 8
  Stop Bits - 1
  Handshake - XON/XOFF
--
  Set Terminal to TTY
--
  File Transfer - Straight XMODEM
Have your terminal program open the connection and have the Z do the same by
Logging  On.  Then send or receive a file on the Mac and up or download on
the Z.    


Rich Rodriguez
Lima OH