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From: RDROYA01@ULKYVX.BITNET (Robert Royar)
Newsgroups: net.micro.atari16
Subject: Terminal lockup update
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Date: Sat, 27-Sep-86 14:46:00 EDT
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About a week ago I posted a request for help with terminal lookup
connected to a Vax via Telenet.  Since then I have received a number
of suggestions as to what to do.  I have also discovered a workaround
but no real solution.  The only way that I can connect up to the
specific remote that causes the problem is to

1. Dial Telenet with Xon/Xoff enabled (no other setting works).
2. Logon to the Vax with Xon/Xoff enabled.
3. Turn Xon/Xoff off and enable CTS/RTS as soon as the login is
   complete.

This is an Atari problem because the IBMPC at work and my Kaypro use
Xon/Xoff and connect with no problem to that Vax.  Since the Avatex
does not have CTS connected, step one is necessary to get the modem to
dial, but I think CTS/RTS would work throughout the procedure if the
Avatex had the CTS line (funny why it doesn't balk when I change to
the CTS/RTS handshaking in the middle of things).

"Still awaiting my already paid for dev pack! week four"

Robert Royar

rdroya01@ulkyvx.bitnet