26 Nov
2014
26 Nov
'14
4:53 p.m.
Hey guys,I've been working on trying to get an internet based BBS setup on my apple
IIe.I have GBBSPro 1.3 running on the IIe using a super serial card in slot 2, switched to
run at 2400BPS. I have the modem set to external, and the modem type is "Hayes
Smartmodem 2400".I am using a straight through 25M-25F between the MSS100 and the
super serial card. The ssc selector block is pointing to "terminal". There is
no null modem in the setup.The MSS100 is accepting remote connections, and the serial port
is also at 2400BPS N81. The settings for Access: remote, DSR logout, DTR wait, and Modem
Emulation are checked. I have tried all flow control options and none.When I telnet to
the remote access port (2001 or 3001) it connects but immediately disconnects. Once in a
while I see an modem initialization string on the terminal before it closes. The string
is "ATX3S0=1&C1&D2S2=128". I understand what the init string does, but
I'm not sure if its coming from the MSS100 or from the BBS. During this period, the
bbs is just sitting at the "waiting for call" screen.If I turn off DSR logout, I
do not get disconnected, but I'm not connected to the bbs.Anyone have any experience
with this? Are there any settings that must be changed?Thanks in advance,Kevin? 2014
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27 Nov
27 Nov
2:53 a.m.
I would like to suggest connecting the modem to another computer to
eliminate the modem from the faultlist.it could be that the send side of
the super serial card is working, but the receive side is broken
On 27-11-14 01:53, Kevin Reynolds wrote:
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Met vriendelijke Groet,
Simon Claessen
drukknop.nl
Hey guys,I've been working on trying to get an
internet based BBS setup on my apple IIe.I have GBBSPro 1.3 running on the IIe using a
super serial card in slot 2, switched to run at 2400BPS. I have the modem set to
external, and the modem type is "Hayes Smartmodem 2400".I am using a straight
through 25M-25F between the MSS100 and the super serial card. The ssc selector block is
pointing to "terminal". There is no null modem in the setup.The MSS100 is
accepting remote connections, and the serial port is also at 2400BPS N81. The settings
for Access: remote, DSR logout, DTR wait, and Modem Emulation are checked. I have tried
all flow control options and none.When I telnet to the remote access port (2001 or 3001)
it connects but immediately disconnects. Once in a while I see an modem initialization
string on the terminal before it closes. The string is
"ATX3S0=1&C1&D2S2=128". I understand what the init string does, but
I'm not sure if its coming from the MSS100 or from the BB
S
. During this period, the bbs is just sitting at the "waiting for call"
screen.If I turn off DSR logout, I do not get disconnected, but I'm not connected to
the bbs.Anyone have any experience with this? Are there any settings that must be
changed?Thanks in advance,Kevin? 2014 MicrosoftTermsPrivacy & cookiesDevelopersEnglish
(United States)
7:31 a.m.
On Thu, 27 Nov 2014, Simon Claessen wrote:
I would like to suggest connecting the modem to
another computer to eliminate
the modem from the faultlist.it could be that the send side of the super
serial card is working, but the receive side is broken
Another issue could be the configuration block on the SSC has it
configured for serial printers and not for modems.
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4:13 p.m.
I went through testing both ends of the connection with a PC running linux and minicom.?
Test #1 -
All devices and software set to 2400BPS N81.
MS100 connected to the network, connected to linux pc using a USB-> Serial adapter with
minicom
When I telnet to the MS100 remote access port, the linux pc sees:
RING
CONNECT 2400
Anything typed after that goes through to the other end. ?Bidirectional works.
Test #2 -
All devices and software set to 2400BPS N81.
Apple II SSC connected to USB->Serial adapter connected to linux PC running minicom
GBBSPro set to using external SSC in slot 2 with Hayes Smartmodem 2400 or USR Courier
2400.
When I bring GBBS Pro up:
On the linux PC:
Initially garbage init string from GBBS.
Typing:
RING?
CONNECT 2400
or?
RING
CONNECT
does nothing.
Test #3 -
All devices and software set to 2400BPS N81.
Apple II SSC connected to USB->Serial adapter connected to linux PC running minicom
Proterm set up in unattended mode
Linux PC:
Garbage (init string from proterm)
If I turn the baud rate down on the MSS100 and the baud rate down on minicom
Linux PC:
<type "RING">
<type "CONNECT">
<recv Init string from proterm>
<type password "hello">
stuff typed on both sides work as expected.
So it appears that connectivity works at 1200 bps, but not at 2400bps. ?What might cause
this?
The strange thing is, I can connect at 19200 or 115200 with ADTPRO from this same setup to
the linux pc running ATDPRO.
This tells me that the cabling and all devices are intact.
My worry is that GBBSPRO doesn't know what to do with "CONNECT 2400", but
maybe I am wrong. ?Any ideas?
Kevin
Date: Thu, 27 Nov 2014 11:53:39 +0100
From: simski at dds.nl
To: cctech at classiccmp.org
Subject: Re: Apple IIe/GBBSPro v1.3/MSS100 help
I would like to suggest connecting the modem to another computer to
eliminate the modem from the faultlist.it could be that the send side of
the super serial card is working, but the receive side is broken
On 27-11-14 01:53, Kevin Reynolds wrote:
--
Met vriendelijke Groet,
Simon Claessen
drukknop.nl
Hey guys,I've been working on trying to get
an internet based BBS setup on my apple IIe.I have GBBSPro 1.3 running on the IIe using a
super serial card in slot 2, switched to run at 2400BPS. I have the modem set to external,
and the modem type is "Hayes Smartmodem 2400".I am using a straight through
25M-25F between the MSS100 and the super serial card. The ssc selector block is pointing
to "terminal". There is no null modem in the setup.The MSS100 is accepting
remote connections, and the serial port is also at 2400BPS N81. The settings for Access:
remote, DSR logout, DTR wait, and Modem Emulation are checked. I have tried all flow
control options and none.When I telnet to the remote access port (2001 or 3001) it
connects but immediately disconnects. Once in a while I see an modem initialization string
on the terminal before it closes. The string is "ATX3S0=1&C1&D2S2=128".
I understand what the init string does, but I'm not sure if its coming from the MSS100
or from the BB
S
. During this period, the bbs is just sitting at the "waiting for call"
screen.If I turn off DSR logout, I do not get disconnected, but I'm not connected to
the bbs.Anyone have any experience with this? Are there any settings that must be
changed?Thanks in advance,Kevin? 2014 MicrosoftTermsPrivacy & cookiesDevelopersEnglish
(United States)
7:28 a.m.
On Wed, 26 Nov 2014, Kevin Reynolds wrote:
Hey guys,I've been working on trying to get an
internet based BBS setup
on my apple IIe.I have GBBSPro 1.3 running on the IIe using a super
serial card in slot 2, switched to run at 2400BPS. I have the modem set
to external, and the modem type is "Hayes Smartmodem 2400".I am using a
straight through 25M-25F between the MSS100 and the super serial card.
You'll need a null modem in there unless the MSS100 is configured as DCE.
The AT command string is coming from GBBS. You should know this. :)
g.
--
Proud owner of F-15C 80-0007
http://www.f15sim.com - The only one of its kind.
http://www.diy-cockpits.org/coll - Go Collimated or Go Home.
Some people collect things for a hobby. Geeks collect hobbies.
ScarletDME - The red hot Data Management Environment
A Multi-Value database for the masses, not the classes.
http://scarlet.deltasoft.com - Get it _today_!
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