Re: RS232

[Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>]

Do a WRKHDWRSC *CMN and look for V.24.

If you want to see if it is in use by another line description you may take the 
option 5-Work with configuration descriptions.  Often, an AS/400 may only have 
one; and it may be shared by some lines beginning with Q.  If you're not 
constantly banging on ECS, (Electronic Customer Support), to IBM, then perhaps 
you can share this long enough to check your timeclocks.  But if you have a 
free port I'd glom on to that instead.  You can make your own cost 
justifications for a second line:
        1)  If we have IBM's Service Director setup it will call IBM and report 
hardware problems.  Don't want to conflict with this.
        2)  If we have a problem configuring the line our timeclock vendor can 
have us do a STRRMTSPT and he can get in and check stuff out.  We've had this 
happen.

We are in the middle of implementing a nationwide timeclock program using 
Kronus equipment.  (Not my project).
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