You are going to get graphic characters on and BBS site that uses upper ascii. A few of the C64 sites that are set to 40column mode work well. Though I don't use a dial up, I use the virtual modem feature in mComm and TELNET into the sites. Fun stuff.
VT-52 is the emulation. Kurt On Wed, Jan 8, 2020, at 12:48 PM, Charles Hudson wrote: > I have verified the modem and RS telecom cable's connectivity, at least so > far as the ability to > dial out. I can auto-dial with an entry in ADRS.DO from within TELCOM. > > With the help of a M:M gender-changer, ribbon cable from 1982 and Zoom V34X > modem I have > been able to control the modem within TERM and even successfully connected to > a few dial-up > BBS, thanks to the listings in the Telnet BBS Guide. > https://www.telnetbbsguide.com/ > > I have tried various STAT settings but noticed that 98N1D (19,200 BPS, 8 bit > words, No parity, > 1 stop bit, disable XON/OFF) which I would consider default and which works > with most BBSs > did not have success with the M100. I got a lot of graphics characters, it > seemed. > > With settings of 88O1E I contacted a BBS and made pretty good headway until > they asked what terminal I was emulating. My choices were ADM3A or ANSI, > neither of which were effective. > > Does anybody know what this terminal emulates? VT100? Thanks again for your > help. > > -CH-
