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Tandy 200 Equipment
The Tandy 200 lets you connect
any of the following equipment:
• A printer. You can get a hard-
copy of information as shown
in this manual by using any
Tandy or Centronics-
compatible parallel printer.
• A cassette recorder. You can
increase your storage capacity
as shown in this manual by
using any cassette recorder—
we recommend the CCR-81
recorder (Cat. No. 26-1208)
which comes with the required
cable (Cat. No. 26-1207).
• Extra RAM. You can expand
the Tandy 200's RAM to 72K
by adding up to a total of
three 24K RAM banks.
• A bar code reader. You can
optically scan product code
labels by adding the Tandy
Bar Code Reader (Cat. No.
26-1183).
• A disk drive. You can expand
the power of the Tandy 200 to
that of a larger computer by
purchasing the Tandy
Disk/CRT display unit (Cat.
No. 26-3806). This gives you
one 5
l
A" floppy disk drive
and can be attached to a nor-
mal television uispiay or video
monitor.
• A direct connect modem
cable. You can directly con-
nect the Tandy 200's built-in
modem to the telephone as
shown in this manual by using
the Tandy 200 Modem Cable
(Cat. No. 26-1410).
• An acoustic coupler. You can
connect the Tandy 200's built-
in modem to any telephone
(even in a phone booth) as
shown in this manual by using
the Tandy 200 Acoustic
Coupler (Cat. No. 26-3805).
• An external modem. In addi-
tion to the Tandy 200 built-in
modem, you can also use any
RS-232-compatible external
modem. See the Tandy 200
TELCOM manual for more
information.
• Another computer. You can
directly connect to the RS-232
connector of another computer
by purchasing an RS-232 cable
(Cat. No. 26-4403) and a null
modem adapter (Cat. No.
26-1496). See the Tandy 200
TELCOM manual for
information on how to do
this.
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