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From: jjl@sandstorm.Berkeley.EDU (Jason J. Lee)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: DataLink 2400 Modem
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Date: 26 Nov 89 19:23:28 GMT
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In article <24477@cup.portal.com> RONIE@cup.portal.com (RONALD LEE FERGUSON) writes:
>I have two problems writting a Macro for the Datalink 2400 modem
>COULD SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME?
>1. First problem:
>
>The Macro will dial the phone # for Telenet.  Once I get the 
>CONNECTED 2400 message It just sets there.  If I let it set there
>long enough  it will disconnect.
>In the Macro I have a string (xmit "@D ^J^M") which should send the
>@ D and a return.  This is not sent or if it is then nothing happens.
>Please tell me what control characters I need to send.

Whenever I try to log into Telenet, I use this sequence to get their
"TERMINAL=" prompt: ^M^M^M ^M[pause].  That's three returns, a space, another
return, then wait to see if it responds.  If not, try it again, and it
usually works the second time.  In the Datalink software, I assume that would
be something like xmit "^M^M^M ^M" wait 1... I know that under ProTERM, a
pr /^M^M^M ^M/ wt 1 would do this.

jjl@ocf.berkeley.edu