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#467779 - 07/10/06 11:35 PM WY-55 network terminal on a mac? [Re: Anonymous]
TCPMeta MacModder Registered: 11/16/07 Posts: 1816 Loc: Florida, USA	I scored two Wyse wy-55 network terminals from the local McDonald's. I wonder is theres a way to convert the 25pin serial to USB then control the terminal from my iMac and vice versa. Sadly I didn't find any keyboards for them, they use a RJ9 phone like connector for the keyboard. I rewired a old PS\2 keyboard but it doesn't like it. To me this would be handy for my gaming server so I can have the server term window running on the terminal instead of the server's main display. _________________________ To live is to let die
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#467780 - 07/11/06 11:30 PM Re [Re: Anonymous]
Tayklor Registered: 07/09/06 Posts: 70	OK you can find the keyboards on ebay, and You nead a TERM software, and a 25-pin split, plug that split in to your network and use the WY-55 To View Not What You Want, Google IT!!!! _________________________ PowerBook G4 1.67 1 GB 80 GB Mac Mini 1.5 G4 512 MB x2 Powermac G4 733 iBook G4 800 640 MB PowerBook G4 667 512 20 iBook G3 500 In Parts Powermac G3 B/W 350 2.13 Cel.D "hackintoch" 800 Pent.3 256 MB 400 Pent.2 128 MB 250 603 200 603 100 603 75 603 Random Parts
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#467781 - 07/22/06 09:30 PM WY-55 network terminal on a mac? [Re: Anonymous]
TCPMeta MacModder Registered: 11/16/07 Posts: 1816 Loc: Florida, USA	I've looked everywhere on how to setup the terminal but no luck. Just websites on buying one. I got a keyboard for it yesterday finaly. _________________________ To live is to let die
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