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From: steve@wattres.UUCP (Steve Watt)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix
Subject: Re: Modem setup
Keywords: Hayes 2400
Message-ID: <334@wattres.UUCP>
Date: 5 Feb 90 04:44:06 GMT
References: <1364@crash.cts.com>
Reply-To: steve@wattres.UUCP (Steve Watt)
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Organization: Steven Watt, Consultant
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In article <1364@crash.cts.com> rick@crash.cts.com (Rick Stout) writes:
->
->In article <12952@cbnewsd.ATT.COM> heneghan@cbnewsd.ATT.COM
->     (joseph.t.heneghan) writes:
->> [Using Computone board]  I used the computone install script
->>which gives me tty00 through tty07. However, the SCO manual
->                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
->            better double check this!
->            with SCO Xenix and a Compaq your
->            console screens are tty01 through tty10-12
->     Your COM1 port is tty1a (if for a modem use tty1A)
->     Your COM2 port is tty2a (if for a modem use tty2A)
->
->>to use a Hayes 2400 running at 1200 baud. After "cu -l/dev/tty05"
->>I get a message ~ "ACU not found". If anyone has some experience 
->

  The Computone AT/X insall scripts make a bunch of devices named
/dev/ttya[0-f].  Setting up for modems involves some changing of the file
/atx/attype.  Read the manual for the current state of attype.  I was using
something like (very sketchy memory): 'ttya0 type* 19200 auto'...

  I did not actually try to get a modem up on that system, but I did use
the hardware handshaking for terminals.  (Useful... When the terminal gets
shut off, it disconnects!)

-- 
Steve Watt
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