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From: bwm@pbhyf.PacBell.COM (Bruce Mohler)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: ZCOMM Problems
Message-ID: <3209@pbhyf.PacBell.COM>
Date: 20 Apr 88 21:11:58 GMT
Distribution: na
Organization: Pacific * Bell, San Diego
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Keywords: zcomm, parity

I'm having some problems with the most recent copy of ZCOMM distributed
thru the binary news group associated with this one (notice that I'm 
*not* putting my questions about ZCOMM there :-)

I've tried leaving messages on Telegodzilla, but have gotten no response
yet...

First - I work in a large building where we must use a leading '9' to
dial out of the building (for all local and long distance numbers).
I'm having trouble finding out how to encode the 9 since it must be
followed by a short pause (its a stupid Dimension machine that is
*very* slow)).  For Crosstalk and Procomm, it is encoded '9,'...

Second - when I dial an internal number (4 digits) it dials the number
correctly, but does not setup the data bits and parity correctly.  This
is what I'm typing in:

	speed 1200,7e 7999
	t -h

The second line is there because the lines are half duplex (I haven't
found out yet whether I'll need 'h' or 'H'...).  It dials the number,
but according to the status line on the bottom of the screen, data bits
and parity are still '8n'.

Any suggestions you netlanders can provide are appreciated *in advance*.

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Bruce W. Mohler             voice:      619/586-2902
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Bruce W. Mohler             voice:      619/586-2902
Staff Analyst               unix:       bwm@pbhyf.pacbell.com
                            profs:      unix(bwm)
                            compuserve: 71121,3471