janderson@hqafsc-vax.UUCP.UUCP (02/22/87)
We are working with terminal servers (LATCP 5.1). When we first
began to use the servers we found a problem with LTDRIVER.EXE. It
was bringing our terminals in as 8-bit rather than 7-bit ASCII.
This caused us real fits when we tried to use Allin1's WPSPLUS on
VT100s, so we went to virtual terminals (VTAxx) and used
TTDRIVER.EXE. This solved the problem.
It seems now that our 'watchdog' program has problems translating
two virtual terminals into something it can deal with.
My question is: Did we do something wrong when we set up the LATS
and/or has a later version (this was orginally done back in June)
of the driving software or LTDRIVER corrected the problem?
Any ideas?
------LAV@BRANDEIS.BITNET.UUCP (02/22/87)
> We are working with terminal servers (LATCP 5.1). When we first > began to use the servers we found a problem with LTDRIVER.EXE. It > was bringing our terminals in as 8-bit rather than 7-bit ASCII. The release notes for LATplus 1.1 say this: o /EIGHTBIT characteristic - The V1.0 software incorrectly set this characteristic according to the terminal server port's character size. This has been corrected in V1.1. May be the cause of your problem---I haven't tried this version yet myself. John Lavagnino (lav @ brandeis.bitnet) Systems programmer, Feldberg Computer Center, Brandeis University 415 South Street Waltham, MA 02254 617-736-4594