17 Oct
2000
17 Oct
'00
7:32 a.m.
On 05-Oct-2000 Mike Ford wrote:
*snip*
I'm looking for the reverse of this. I have a Worldport with a
mini-din plug that I want to connect to a friend's wintel portable. I
managed to get a 3 wire protocol (RX, TX, GND) going, so I can "AT"
the modem and get "OK" back. But if I dial an ISP, I'll get "CONNECT
12345" (don't recall the speed) and then nothing. I suspect it's
waiting for some handshaking from the computer but I haven't had the
time/skill to investigate further.
I don't have (and haven't found) proper documenation for the modem.
Maybe there exists an ATSx=y code or extended command would deactivate
the handshaking while connected.
Anyone have a clue?
-Philip
This sounds similiar to the problems I had using a non-hi-speed
cable with my modem on a Mac. Look at the earlier msgs. in this
thread and Tony D.'s comments.
ciao larry
Reply to:
lgwalker(a)look.ca
Can anyone
tell me which pins (and I don't know the numbering
scheme, so please include that) are transmit, receive, and gnd on a
Mac 8-pin mini-din port?
This apparently from the Zterm 0.9 manual