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By: Andreas Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On: Thursday, June 22, 2000, 10:02:22 PM
Re: [Miami] Re: Null-Modem Revisited
Hi Andreas,
>> 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?
Oh, I'm sure of it, mine's a right Pandora's box. ;-)
>> 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.
Try 19200, to be really sure, but unless you're using an old PC, or an
old serial card, that shouldn't be /too/ much of an issue. But
bearing in mind that some Amigas have troubles with even 57600,
especially depending on what else is going on at the same time.
>> 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!
That, and being sure your cable is wired correctly.
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