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From: alex@oravax.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions,comp.dcom.modems
Subject: uucp dialer problem
Message-ID: <177@oravax.UUCP>
Date: 16 Jan 88 20:32:09 GMT
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Organization: Odyssey Research Ass., Ithaca NY
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Posted: Sat Jan 16 15:32:09 1988


I am having a problem with the Hayes 2400 dialer in uucp.  I have a
Vax running 4.3BSD connected to several modems.  All of them work fine
when accessed via tip or kermit, but when the Hayes 2400 is used by
uucp, I get the following debugging output:

root oravax (1/7-09:15-22491) DEBUG (Local Enabled)
finds (orawest) called
getto: call no. 9,14153291916 for sys orawest
Using ACU to call
Dialing 9,14153291916
Using hayes2400tone
dc - /dev/tty07
ATZH
OK
AT&F&D3&C1E0X1ATDT9,14153291916
OK
lost line kr - -1
, root orawest (1/7-09:15-22491) LOST LINE (LOGIN)
root orawest (1/7-09:15-22491) FAILED (HSM no carrier)
Hanging up fd = 6

The "lost line..." message sometimes occurs a few lines earlier, so it
does not appear to be caused by the preceding Hayes command.  Rather,
it almost looks like an alarm is being set and not cancelled.  I
looked at the dialer source, but the only alarm in there which gets
set is cancelled.

I did try removing the &D3 and the &C1 from the command... the only
effect came from removing &D3, which made it take longer to register 
the HSM no carrier error, and without the LOST lINE error... in addition,
the whole port hangs up if I give it the &D3 command in kermit.

The modem is plugged into a DZ11, and so gets only partial modem control.

Thanks in advance for the help.



-- 
           Alex Feldman

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