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From: romain@salt.pyramid.com (Romain Kang)
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Subject: Re: What does k==9 mean?
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Date: 23 Jan 91 21:01:50 GMT
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I suspect you are running into various flow control/echoing problems.
I once used something similar to this successfully (though I connected
directly to the uucp TCP port).  Some of these commands may not work
on your version of the 3com server; if they do, you could code them
into a macro.

erewhon Any ACU 19200 5551212 "" \d\r\d > c\serewhon\sECM connected \c
	> SET\sIT=1\sECMC=DIS\sXB=ON\sFCT=N\sFCF=N \
	> RESUME in: nuucp word: FatChance

Notes:
	IT=1	input dispatch timer (in 60ths of seconds?  I forget)
	ECMC=DIS
		disable escape character, in case it appears in uucp
		data stream
	XB=ON	transmit binary on
	FCT=N FCF=N
		No flow control; presumably 'g' protocol will do it all;
		hardware flow control recommended if available...