Last updated 3/17/2013
AtariMax
ProSystem Universal Interface
This
is a product sold by AtariMax Designed by Steven Tucker. There are two
different types of ProSystem Universal Interface devices one Serial the other
USB. You can run more than two devices if you are using the USB version.
Right now I have three of my Atari 8-bit computers attached to my server. You
can have up to 8 drives, Printer, and R handler configured to run on the
internet. But please take note just because you purchased the ProSystem
Universal Interface from AtariMax you will also need to register The Ape
software before it is fully functional. If you can only afford one SIO2nnn
Device this hardware and software is a .
RealDos has tools to make, mount,
format, and dismount atr images from the Atari side of the cable. I really
like the USB version of this device. I have the USB ProSystem Universal
Interface device connected to a Lantronix UBOX that allows me to hookup a
wireless connection from my laptop to my Atari's. This device has really good
software, the construction of the printed circuit board is of the highest
quality. AtariMax now makes a version of the ProSystem Universal Interface
that has an in and out on the 13 pin Atari serial connection. There is only
one thing this hardware is missing. It should have been in nice case. The R
Handler also drop's charters every now and then. The Atari 850 interface also
dropped charters. Check out the AtariMax web site to see all the different
configurations.
I
rate the AtariMax.com
ProSystem Universal Interface and it's software a 9.5 out of 10
Snapshot
of the Software
ProSystem
Universal Interface serial configuration
ProSystem
Universal Interface USB configuration
Steve Tucker has SIO2PC in different configurations. He has one now that has two Atari SIO ports so you can hook more than one device to your Atari SIO port.
Here is an SIO2PC for internal installation.
Here is a snapshot of all the different types of SIO2PC I own. I have tested and use these devices all the time.
This
link will take you to the AtariMax web
site