Hi!
> This could still be a hardware problem. You do not need all the data lines
when
> using a nullmodem cable, normally just RTS , CTS and the data lines
I had a feeling that was the case, but didn't want to face up to it. :-/
> You may have a duff DTR line from the computer, check that the TR led on
your
> modem is staying lit all the time ( It sould light up as soon as you start
> genesis)
The TR light comes on after clicking Connect, and stays on until the modem
hangs up - which is exactly after the modem trains and connection is
established with
the ISP.
> Also the CD line input could be duff, if this was floating it could make
genesis think
> the line has been droped.
Now that sounds like a possibility. The modem drops the line just before the
CD light
would normally come on.
If I could connect to a BBS using the SurfSquirrel, would that prove that it
isn't the
surf's serial port at fault? If so, can anybody supply me with a phone
number for a
24hr BBS. It's been so long since I used a BBS I'm sure the ones I used to
use
are long since dead by now. ;-)
c ya,
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