Hi Bob, my guess is that there are one of 2 things wrong. 1) the socket has some loose connections or 2) the 8 bit transfer didn't go as planned and there is something amiss with RXCINI.DO
I must say, I need to make my utilities more bulletproof. I think I will adopt the Ron Weisen encoding...7 bit. Steve On Sat, Nov 14, 2020 at 4:06 PM <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello all! > > > > Today I finally tried to install REXCPM in my M100. I have not yet > succeeded. Any suggestions would sure be appreciated. Here is the > scenario: > > > > Using a Null Modem cable, I transferred the RXCINI.DO file carefully to > the M100. I used 1200baud with TeraTerm on my Dell Win10 laptop, 8 bits, > etc. My Dell Win10 machine came with a Dell external device that provides > supports legacy ports via USB cable to an external box with physical > serial, parallel, Ethernet, and USB connections. > > > > The transfer was successful and I looked at the lines of code in the .DO > file and compared to a screen listing of RXCINI (used Notepad). All good. > > > > I connect my NADSbox with RXC_11.BR AND RXCINI.DO In the root directory > and using the cable that I have always used with my NADSbox. Then I start > through the steps found onthe Bitchin100 page: > > http://bitchin100.com/wiki/index.php?title=REXCPM > > > > I at step 4, I select Yes to both options, and Y to proceed. > > I see a line on my screen that shows dots appearing: > > Loading at: 62000 <……………………. > > .. > > Note that I see only two dots on the last line then the screen goes off > with the M100 powered off. When I turn it back on, it is apparent that a > cold start has occurred. > > > > I have repeated all the steps carefully at least 4 times (Cold started > M100, transfer RXCINI.DO, RUN”RXCINI”. I never get to step 6. The result > is always the same. > > > > I am pretty sure that my transfer of RXCINI.DO is not corrupted. > > > > Any suggestions? > > > > Thanks in advance, > > Bob >
