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In article <160@molihp.UUCP> johna@molihp.UUCP (John M Altstadt) writes:
>In article <4912@ut-sally.UUCP> franklin@sally.UUCP (Maurice  Franklin) writes:
>>In article <3794@utah-cs.UUCP> sandra@utah-cs.UUCP (Sandra  Loosemore) writes:
>>>I've been experiencing a problem with the desktop VT52 emulator on a
>>>fairly regular basis, and I'm wondering if I'm the only one.  What happens
>>>is this:  some noise comes over the phone line (like when it hangs up on
>>>the other end), and suddenly the terminal emulator goes dead.  Nothing
>>>-Sandra
>>>(utah-cs!sandra, loosemore@utah-20, decwrl!esunix!loosemor)
>>
>>...the desktop emulator.  I'll have finished a call and want to 
>>dial another, but the ATDP 1234567 does not echo on the screen.  Turning the..
>>				Maurice T. Franklin
>
>I once had a similar problem with my Concorde modem and the XMODEM....
>Whenever I went into file capture mode before I was connected to
>some other machine, the <ctrl>S that was sent out would be echoed
>back to my ST by the modem!  Voila, nobody talks to anybody anymore!
>
>I don't know if this is the problem of the first poster, since it is
>fairly unlikely that spurious line noise would become ^S, but it sounds
>possible for the second poster.
>				John M. Altstadt

Could be, could be.  I don't think its related to the XMODEM program, since
I seldom use capture mode.  It could be that the line noise sandra refers to,
which I also get whenever I disconnect, might just have a ^S in it.  If it 
did, would this cause the RS232 line to hang?  Remember, turning the modem
off doesn't do any good, only rebooting.  Anybody else have comments/solutions?

				Maurice T. Franklin
        			CS Dept University of Texas at Austin
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[Disclaimer: The University of Texas at Austin, the Computer Science Dept, nor 
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