Portfolio to USB adapter stack:

  1. Portfolio Serial Module
  2. Gender Changer
  3. Null Modem adapter
  4. RS232 to USB adapter

I can send and receive files on the Portfolio via xterm2, on my modern PC I use TeraTerm to communicate with xterm2 over serial using the XModem protocol.

I also wrote an image converter to convert jpg to pgf (portfolio graphics file). I haven’t yet implemented the compression to write pgc (portfolio graphics compressed) files directly. I use pgcompress on the atari to convert pgf to pgc. Pgc files can be viewed on the Atari using pgshow.

I got all software for the portfolio from here: Portfolio Library

  • @Rexelpitlum@discuss.tchncs.deEnglish
    3•2 years ago

    Let’s say: It’s really tiny, as is the whole device.

    But well spaced keys, just still suitable for some kind of touch-typing even with my rather large hands.

    The keys feel somewhat similar to the high-end calculator I also owned at the time. (HP G48)

    Source: Used one during university. Really great to document lab results with its build-in spreadsheet app. Cut down the required time by half or so.