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Article: 13883 of comp.protocols.kermit.misc
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From: fdc@columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: W2K issue?
Date: 21 Nov 2002 09:23:07 -0500
Organization: Columbia University
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In article <8Qudna88DOMQiEGgXTWc3A@giganews.com>,
Steve <steve@baus-systems.com> wrote:
: I have K95 installed on a PC that was just upgraded from Win 98 to Win 2K.
: There is an internal 3Com modem installed that I have been using to receive
: files doing a basic kermit file transfer by setting the PC in server mode
: and letting the calling PC control the process.
:
Which version of K95?
: I have a script on the W2K
: PC that sets the port to tapi, sets the speed, uses the output command to
: send Hayes AT settings, including S0=1 to the modem and then puts it in
: server mode.
:
You shouldn't need to send AT commands to the modem. Just:
set port tapi
set speed 57600 ; or whatever
set dial display on ; so you can watch what happens
answer
if success server
: Worked fine until the upgrade. Now the modem will not auto
: answer. I have tried setting the modem type and port and still nothing. I
: know the phone line is OK as I can issue a dial command at the K95 prompt
: and that works. I have removed the modem and let Windows re install and
: still nothing.
:
Try the sample shown above; watch the Kermit/modem dialog and see if it
offers any clues.
- Frank