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WHAT IS REQUIRED TO RUN TELIX
Telix will run on an IBM PC, XT, AT, PS/2, or true compatible
with at least 170k of free memory. This is memory available
after DOS has been loaded. For a few functions, such as the
DOS Shell, more memory is helpful. Telix will support up to 8
defined comm ports (COM1 through COM4 are predefined), any
number of disk drives, and a printer connected to the parallel
port.
To get full use of Telix your modem must meet certain stan-
dards as well, especially for the Host Mode script. The Car-
rier Detect signal should not be forced high (on) by the mo-
dem, so that Telix can tell when you are online. This is usu-
ally controlled by the setting of a dip switch on the modem.
The DTR (Data Terminal Ready) signal should not be ignored by
the modem.
See Also:
common modem problems
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