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Jim, It's been too long . . . most of those brain cells either gave up the ghost or have been put to other uses. But I have this vague recollection of typing a period ('.') and then hitting the <enter> key, perhaps doing that twice. The ASCII Workstation Controller manual is in the IBM On-Line Library under V3R2, but I didn't notice anything there that would help you. http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr/BOOKS/QBKAWK01/CCONTENTS?S HELF=QBKAYC06&DN=SA41-3130-00&DT=19950525154900 Regards, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > On Behalf Of Jim Newman > Subject: Connect via ASCII controller and modem > > I have an AS400 F35 running V2R2 (I know, it's ancient, but don't laugh - > it > was almost free). When I got the machine it had an ASCII workstation > controller attached and 4 Hayes 9600 modems connected. The modems have a > small device connected to the cable running to the ASCII workstation > controller that looks like a gender switcher. I'm attempting to dial in > using Crosstalk 2.0.1 with a session configured as a VT100. > > When dialing in, the modems are connecting (I can tell this by the lights > on > the modem attached to the ASCII controller and by the sounds of the modem > in > the pc) but I don't get a sign on screen. I seem to remember from when I > did this on another system about 10 years ago that once the connection is > made you have to hit [enter] a few times but when I do this, the > connection > is dropped. The controller these modems are attached to is varied on and > all the devices say "VARY ON PENDING". > > Any thoughts someone would like to offer on getting this to work would be > greatly appreciated.
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