afr@erialfa.UUCP (Anders Fredrikson ZX/DRG) (12/02/87)
Why do i always get "DATA OVERRUN" after invoking a "SET HOST/DTE TXC2:" command? It seems to work when i use "KERMIT CONNECT TXC2:"!?!?!? Can anyone give me some hints? /MAS:
payne@watdcsu.waterloo.edu (Doug Payne) (12/15/87)
In article <170@erialfa.UUCP> afr@erialfa.UUCP (Anders Fredrikson ZX/DRG) writes: >Why do i always get "DATA OVERRUN" after invoking >a "SET HOST/DTE TXC2:" command? It seems to work >when i use "KERMIT CONNECT TXC2:"!?!?!? > >Can anyone give me some hints? > >/MAS: I've found that using the alternate type ahead feature helps in such cases. I don't have access to the necessary manuals right now, but I think the procedure is as follows: $ SET TERMINAL TXC2: /ALTYPAHD You can also adjust the terminal type ahead buffer sizes via SYSGEN. I think the parameter names are TTY_TYPAHDSZ and TTY_ALTYPAHD. As I recollect, the settings I used were something like 256 and 2000 respectively. A check in the SYSGEN manual will give the correct names if these are wrong. Doug
dave@amethyst.ma.arizona.edu (Dave Hamara) (12/17/87)
In article <170@erialfa.UUCP> afr@erialfa.UUCP (Anders Fredrikson ZX/DRG) writes: >Why do i always get "DATA OVERRUN" after invoking >a "SET HOST/DTE TXC2:" command? It seems to work >when i use "KERMIT CONNECT TXC2:"!?!?!? > >Can anyone give me some hints? > >/MAS: I solved this problem with $ SET TERM/PERM/TTSYNC/HOSTSYNC/TYPE_AHEAD/ALTYPEAHD TXC2: and increased the size of the alternate type-ahead buffer to 2K bytes. This works OK up to 9600 baud, can't test at 19200 because (well, never mind). ANyway, hope this helps. +---------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Crazy Dave (I wonder where this wire goes?) Hamara | +----------------------------------------+ | | Bitnet: HAMARA@ARIZRVAX | +----------------------------+