neese@adaptex.UUCP (08/28/89)
I have been using my system with dial-in and dial-out on a Hayes
2400 baud modem with no problem. Although in the Dialers file
there is no entry for the &hayes1200 so that the modem can be
setup for both. You need to make this entry in the dialers file
before it will work. There is a &hayes2400 entry, so you might
glean what you need from that and make an equivalent &hayes1200
entry.
Roy Neese
Adaptec Central Field Applications Engineer
UUCP @ {texbell,killer}!cpe!adaptex!neese
merch!adaptex!neeseneese@adaptex.UUCP (08/31/89)
Well, here is what I had to do in order to make my system work
as a dial in/out. First, I have a UDS modem (2400 baud Hayes compat?).
I had to edit the 'dialHA24.c' file and change the MDSETUP line to contain
the following:
#define MDSETUP "AT&FTTL0T&D2&C1TS0=1S2=043E0Q0T&W\r"
I also made the same changes to the 'Dialers' file. It seems that the original
entry for MDSETUP turned off auto-answer and then later on, the code
reset the modem (ATZ) and set it back to auto-answer. On the UDS I found
that once auto-answer was turned off and then a 'ATZ' issued to it, it
would ignore the command 'ATS0=1', which re-enables the auto-answer. So
I edited the 'dialHA24.c' and 'Dialers' so that they would never turn off
auto-answer and then enabled the port and all has been fine every since. I
don't know if this applies to a real Hayes modem, but you might look and
see. Hope this helps.
Roy Neese
Adaptec Central Field Applications Engineer
UUCP @ {texbell,killer}!cpe!adaptex!neese
merch!adaptex!neeseneese@adaptex.UUCP (08/31/89)
If you have SCO Xenix 2.3, then there is a uugetty.
Roy Neese
Adaptec Central Field Applications Engineer
UUCP @ {texbell,killer}!cpe!adaptex!neese
merch!adaptex!neese