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Started by J. Exby
Fri, 14 Jan 1994 21:52
Worldblazer and rts/cts flow control on hpux
Author: J. Exby
Date: Fri, 14 Jan 1994 21:52
Date: Fri, 14 Jan 1994 21:52
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Well I cannot seem to find this in an HP FAQ, so apologies if I have missed something. But basically the scenario is: I have a Telebit Worldblazer modem, and HP9000/817 running HPUX 9.0, with a 16channel async Multiplexer (full modem control part #J2094A). The modem is currently installed, working well and configured fine for both dialin and dialout but using XON/XOFF flow control. I need to make this modem use RTS/CTS flow control and it will possibly be used for UUCP use also. Currently I use simply kermit v.5 to dialout from the HP machine. Here is my cable from HP Mux port to WorldBlazer rs-232: HP Port Modem RD 2 ------ 3 TD 3 ------ 2 DCD 4 ------ 8 DTR 6 ------ 20 GND 7 ------ 7 RTS 8 ------ 5 DSR 20 ------ 6 CTS 22 ------ 4 The port was created via SAM as a modem port, with the CCITT field checked. And without the UUCP field unchecked for now. $ ls -al /dev/*pe crw-rw-rw- 1 root other 58 0x40010e Jan 14 10:44 /dev/cua1pe crw-rw-rw- 1 root other 58 0x50010e Jan 14 14:02 /dev/cul1pe crw--w--w- 1 root other 58 0x60010e Jan 14 10:44 /dev/ttyd1pe and here is my current modem config: /users/jae> kermit C-Kermit 5A(189), 30 June 93, HP 9000 Series HP-UX Type ? or HELP for help C-Kermit>set lin /dev/cul1pe C-Kermit>set spe 192 /dev/cul1pe, 19200 bps C-Kermit>c Connecting to /dev/cul1pe, speed 19200. The escape character is Ctrl-\ (ASCII 28, FS) Type the escape character followed by C to get back, or followed by ? to see other options. OK OK at&v WorldBlazer - SA - Version LA7.04C- Active Configuration B1 E1 L2 M1 Q0 T V1 X2 Y0 &C1 &D3 &G0 &J0 &L0 &Q0 &R3 &S0 &T4 &X0 S000:1 S001=0 S002=43 S003=13 S004=10 S005=8 S006=2 S007:65 S008=2 S009=6 S010:25 S011=70 S012=50 S018=0 S025=5 S026=1 S038=0 S041=0 S045:1 S046=0 S047=4 S048=0 S050=0 S051:5 S056=17 S057=19 S058=3 S059:7 S060=0 S061:0 S062=15 S063:1 S064=0 S068=255 S069=0 S090=0 S092=0 S093=8 S094=1 S100=0 S104=0 S105=1 S111=255 S112=1 S113=126 S114=0 S115=0 S116=0 S119=0 S151=4 S155=0 S180=2 S181=1 S183=25 S190=1 S191=7 S253=10 S254=255 S255=255 OK With all the background information behind us, the question boils down to: for me to use RTS/CTS hardware flow control I change the S58 register to 2 (ats58=2) but then I can not communicate with the modem at all. No response from further ate or atq commands! I can exit out of kermit fine but further communication is impossible. I am a bit suspicious about the &R register, but it appears (to me) that otherwise my cable, modem config is all ok? Unless pins 6 and 20 on my cable are wrong...? Can anyone provide some insight into this scenario and lead me toward a solution path? forever indebted for whomever can help. ::j ..................................... -=====- -=====- -=- exby@spot.Colorado.EDU -=- - -
Re: Worldblazer and rts/cts flow control on hpux
Author: Jaime Sainez
Date: Sat, 22 Jan 1994 08:46
Date: Sat, 22 Jan 1994 08:46
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In article <exby.758584365@spot.Colorado.EDU> exby@spot.Colorado.EDU (J. Exby) writes: > > >Well I cannot seem to find this in an HP FAQ, so apologies if I have >missed something. >But basically the scenario is: I have a Telebit Worldblazer modem, >and HP9000/817 running HPUX 9.0, with a 16channel async Multiplexer >(full modem control part #J2094A). > >The modem is currently installed, working well and >configured fine for both dialin and dialout but using XON/XOFF flow >control. I need to make this modem use RTS/CTS flow control and it will >possibly be used for UUCP use also. Currently I use simply kermit v.5 >to dialout from the HP machine. > > >Here is my cable from HP Mux port to WorldBlazer rs-232: >HP Port Modem >RD 2 ------ 3 >TD 3 ------ 2 >DCD 4 ------ 8 >DTR 6 ------ 20 >GND 7 ------ 7 >RTS 8 ------ 5 >DSR 20 ------ 6 >CTS 22 ------ 4 > >The port was created via SAM as a modem port, with the CCITT field >checked. And without the UUCP field unchecked for now. > >$ ls -al /dev/*pe >crw-rw-rw- 1 root other 58 0x40010e Jan 14 10:44 /dev/cua1pe >crw-rw-rw- 1 root other 58 0x50010e Jan 14 14:02 /dev/cul1pe >crw--w--w- 1 root other 58 0x60010e Jan 14 10:44 /dev/ttyd1pe > >and here is my current modem config: > >/users/jae> kermit >C-Kermit 5A(189), 30 June 93, HP 9000 Series HP-UX >Type ? or HELP for help >C-Kermit>set lin /dev/cul1pe >C-Kermit>set spe 192 >/dev/cul1pe, 19200 bps >C-Kermit>c >Connecting to /dev/cul1pe, speed 19200. >The escape character is Ctrl-\ (ASCII 28, FS) >Type the escape character followed by C to get back, >or followed by ? to see other options. > >OK > >OK >at&v >WorldBlazer - SA - Version LA7.04C- Active Configuration > B1 E1 L2 M1 Q0 T V1 X2 Y0 >&C1 &D3 &G0 &J0 &L0 &Q0 &R3 &S0 &T4 &X0 >S000:1 S001=0 S002=43 S003=13 S004=10 S005=8 S006=2 S007:65 >S008=2 S009=6 S010:25 S011=70 S012=50 S018=0 S025=5 S026=1 >S038=0 S041=0 S045:1 S046=0 S047=4 S048=0 S050=0 S051:5 >S056=17 S057=19 S058=3 S059:7 S060=0 S061:0 S062=15 S063:1 >S064=0 S068=255 S069=0 S090=0 S092=0 S093=8 S094=1 S100=0 >S104=0 S105=1 S111=255 S112=1 S113=126 S114=0 S115=0 S116=0 >S119=0 S151=4 S155=0 S180=2 S181=1 S183=25 S190=1 S191=7 >S253=10 S254=255 S255=255 >OK > >With all the background information behind us, the question boils down >to: for me to use RTS/CTS hardware flow control > I change the S58 register to 2 (ats58=2) but then >I can not communicate with the modem at all. No response from further >ate or atq commands! >I can exit out of kermit fine but further communication is impossible. >I am a bit suspicious about the &R register, but it appears (to me) >that otherwise my cable, modem config is all ok? Unless pins 6 and 20 >on my cable are wrong...? > >Can anyone provide some insight into this scenario and lead me toward >a solution path? forever indebted for whomever can help. > > >::j > >..................................... >-=====- -=====- > -=- exby@spot.Colorado.EDU -=- > - - After issuing S58=2, look at the LEDs on the front of the modem. If you do not see RTS lit, then the cabling is defective or the port is not asserting RTS. This would explain why you can no longer talk to the modem because the modem believes that it is flow controlled. -Jaime ============================================================================== Jaime Sainez / / / Technical Support Engineer |///////|/ / Modem/Network Products |///////|/ Telebit Corporation |///////| 1315 Chesapeake Terrace |///////| Sunnyvale, CA 94089 T E L E B I T TEL: (408) 734-5200 INTERNET:(modem products) modems@telebit.com FAX: (408) 745-3848 :(network products) support@telebit.com BBS: (408) 745-3861 COMPUSERVE ID: 75300,2170 or "Go Telebit" FAXBACK: (408) 745-3310 FTPSITE: ftp.telebit.com /pub/modems.info ==============================================================================
Re: Worldblazer and rts/cts flow control on hpux
Author: Don Laidlaw
Date: Sun, 23 Jan 1994 02:08
Date: Sun, 23 Jan 1994 02:08
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J. Exby (exby@spot.Colorado.EDU) wrote: : Well I cannot seem to find this in an HP FAQ, so apologies if I have : missed something. : But basically the scenario is: I have a Telebit Worldblazer modem, : and HP9000/817 running HPUX 9.0, with a 16channel async Multiplexer : (full modem control part #J2094A). : The modem is currently installed, working well and : configured fine for both dialin and dialout but using XON/XOFF flow : control. I need to make this modem use RTS/CTS flow control and it will : possibly be used for UUCP use also. Currently I use simply kermit v.5 : to dialout from the HP machine. : Here is my cable from HP Mux port to WorldBlazer rs-232: : HP Port Modem : RD 2 ------ 3 : TD 3 ------ 2 : DCD 4 ------ 8 : DTR 6 ------ 20 : GND 7 ------ 7 : RTS 8 ------ 5 : DSR 20 ------ 6 : CTS 22 ------ 4 : --- rest of article deleted My wiring diagrams say you have the correct cable, except RTS on pin 8 should be connected to modem pin 4, and CTS on pin 22 should be connected to pin 5. This is interesting ... I had the exact same problem the first time I hooked up a modem to a HP MDP port :-) You are on a MDP port, right? I did not check your modem setup as provided. -- ____________________________________________ \ Don Laidlaw, c/o Systemetrix Corporation \ _ ______ | \ 10 Commerce Valley Drive East, Suite 300 \ / \___-=O`/|O`/__| \ Thornhill, Ontario L3T 7N7 \_______\ / | / ) / Canada / `/-==__ _/__|/__=-| / don@systemetrix.com / * \ | | /___________________________________________/ (o)
Re: Worldblazer and rts/cts flow control on hpux
Author: Ken Green
Date: Mon, 24 Jan 1994 22:14
Date: Mon, 24 Jan 1994 22:14
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J. Exby (exby@spot.Colorado.EDU) wrote:
: Well I cannot seem to find this in an HP FAQ, so apologies if I have
: missed something.
: But basically the scenario is: I have a Telebit Worldblazer modem,
: and HP9000/817 running HPUX 9.0, with a 16channel async Multiplexer
: (full modem control part #J2094A).
: The modem is currently installed, working well and
: configured fine for both dialin and dialout but using XON/XOFF flow
: control. I need to make this modem use RTS/CTS flow control and it will
: possibly be used for UUCP use also. Currently I use simply kermit v.5
: to dialout from the HP machine.
: $ ls -al /dev/*pe
: crw-rw-rw- 1 root other 58 0x40010e Jan 14 10:44 /dev/cua1pe
: crw-rw-rw- 1 root other 58 0x50010e Jan 14 14:02 /dev/cul1pe
: crw--w--w- 1 root other 58 0x60010e Jan 14 10:44 /dev/ttyd1pe
^
This 0 should be a 4 to tell the
system to use RTS/CTS.
See man 7 termio.
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