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From: aburt@isis.UUCP (Andrew Burt)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Procomm vs. dumb modems
Message-ID: <1901@isis.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 2-Aug-87 00:20:07 EDT
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Posted: Sun Aug  2 00:20:07 1987
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Reply-To: aburt@isis.UUCP (Andrew Burt)
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I have a non-autodial modem which I tried to use with procomm (2.4.2)
without success.  Is there something particular I should do for this to
work?  I tried setting the various modem initialization strings to null
strings, but procomm refused to do anything.  That is, I dialed the
phone manually as I do when I use my normal comm. prog. (a homebrew) --
and procomm just sits there.  Nothing I type is sent out, nothing the
host sends is shown on the screen; the transmit light on the modem
confirms that procomm is sending nothing out.

This is not a Hayes compatible modem -- it is a NOTHING compatible:  It has
no command language whatsoever.

I fiddled with procomm for about 20 min. before giving up on it for now.
It may be simple, but not very obvious!

So, anyone done this before?
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Andrew Burt 				   			isis!aburt

              Fight Denver's pollution:  Don't Breathe and Drive.