On 19-Jun-00 Tim wrote:
> I've never seen "hello" and "bye" messages from Hyperterminal, ever,
> and I have null MODEMed NComm, Term and Hyperterm (successfully
> too). Are those words printed in the terminal window, sound files,
> or pop-up requesters?
They are printed in the terminal-window of Term as soon as I try to
connect from the PC-side. Maybe I have a more friendly PC than you?
> In HyperTerminal 5.0 (free upgrade from Hilgraeve), ZMODEM, etc, can
> be chosen when you pick the "send file" option in the "transfer"
> menu. You get a gadget for picking the file, and a list of transfer
> methods. Likewise with the "receive file" option.
I�ll try it again as soon as I have my ethernet working.
> I'd suggest starting at a slower baud rate, and see if that helps.
> Sometimes it's possible to establish a connection, at a fast rate,
> then have it fail when you try to do anything else, confusing the
> issue.
Tried it with 57600 too.
> Another problem, I noticed, were how different terminals handled
> carrier detection, in this mode. It may be worth investigating any
> "ignore carrier detect" options, in your terminal software.
allright!
Regards
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