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Information for developers
Everyone using computers running non-Windows operating systems and Psion PDA's faces the same problems if you want to let these two communicate. If you are a programmer and would like to develop solutions for some of the problems described on the 'desirable features' page you might want to have a look at the sites listed below.
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Psion Link Protocol
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Information
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The Psion's SIBO and EPOC operating systems use a proprietary serial protocol, called the Psion Link Protocol (PLP), to allow remote access to their filesystems and to permit synchronization. This document attempts to provide sufficient information to allow the implementation of clients that communicate with SIBO or EPOC devices via the PLP.
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http://www.thouky.co.uk/software/psifs/plp.html
http://www.os2.spb.ru (Russian translation)
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Psion 5/5MX file formats description
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Information
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Information about the file structure used by Psion's running the EPOC32 operating system and data file formats used by many of the Psion applications.
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http://huizen.dds.nl/~frodol/psiconv/index.html
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The Psionics Files
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Information
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The 'Psionics Files' contain information about programming the Psion Series 3 and 3a which is not in the manuals provided with the machines. This includes a discription of file formats of these EPOC16 PDA's.
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http://www.davros.org/psion/psionics/
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The ClipBoard File
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Information
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This page is dedicated to the Psion Series 5 clipboard file. It describes the format of the clipboard file used, and how to read or write it. Since the Series 5 is running EPOC32 the information might also be applicable to the series 5MX and above.
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http://www.iota.demon.co.uk/psion/clipboard/clipboard.html
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Website
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Homepage Joop Nijenhuis
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Information
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This website contains a host of information about Psion Series 3a, 3c, 3mx. Among other stuff you can learn more about the RCom and PsiWin 1.1 utilities that can be used to transfer files to and from your OS/2 desktop.
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http://home.hccnet.nl/joop.nijenhuis/index.htm
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