At 05:41 PM 6/16/99 +0300, Paolo Supino wrote [in part]:
> I've posted once before about this problem but received no replies, so I'm
>posting it again in hope that this time someone will help (please do).
>
> 'chat' doesn't capture the modem's reply to the strings that it sends,
>or it might be that the modem doesn't echo back anything.
...
>When I use 'cu'/'seyon'/'minicom' the modem works fine and every command
>it receives it sends an echo back to the terminal. The script is a very
>simple one: "chat -v '' ATZ OK ATDT5551234". The only thing syslog shows
>is that it sends the ATZ and then expects an 'OK', but it times out,
>alarms and fails.
Try "chat -v '' ATZ\n OK ATDT5551234\n" (or maybe \r - I forget which). The
modem won't respond to an AT command until it gets an end-of-line character
(can't recall if this is a Unix newline (ascii 10) or a DOS/Win ENTER (ascii
13)).
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