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Re: TTL on an Apple IIe

Here's something that might be useful. It's 30 years old, from the January 1978 "Red Book" Apple II manual, but it addresses exactly what you're looking for.

http://apple2history.org/dl/redbook.pdf

See pages 114 through 120. Since you want TTL, you don't need the RS-232 converter circuit shown. There are a few OCR errors in the code listing (most obviously "3" where it should be "B"), but it ought to be helpful. There's a numeric value on one line that is chosen to produce a 9.9 millisecond delay for 110 bits per second. Changing that constant should change the baud rate.

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