Have you configured the centos serial port to anything? It may be the problem.
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Original message From: Peter Allan
Date: 12/5/17 10:56 AM (GMT-07:00) To: simh@trailing-edge.com Subject: [Simh]
Problem using a real VT terminal
I'd suspect a problem with the 8th bit being handled funny , maybe mark parity
Are the characters in the right pattern to be vms prompts, and are they always
the same?
If you can log into linux fine on that terminal, telnet from there Into the
emulator and see what happens. You can telnet in
Hello Ruzsi.
I use a Lantronix ETS8PS terminal server on my local network because
it's useful for LAT, Telnet to LAT gateway, and giving access to my
real VAX and Alpha consoles (which I define as LAT services).
If you search the strings in the ETSP.SYS firmware image file for "LAT
license" you
Hi Peter,
Even if you do solve the problem by some different combination of things, the
problem you’re seeing is real and possibly generic, so understanding the
differences between when it failed and when it worked may lead to a different
approach which works more universally. So, please
Thanks to everyone for their quick responses.
To my surprise, Xon/Xoff was turned off on the VAX, specifically, SHOW TERM
TTA0 showed No HostSync. However SET TERM/PERM/HOSTSYNC TTA0 made no
difference.
I have tried setting the line speed to 2400, but that only slows down the
output. It still
Another thing to check is transmit and receive speed on the terminal so that
they aren't different. Many people today fail to realize that they can be
different and that dec terminals have different settings for the two. The
"best" might be to set receive speed equal to transmit speed, which
On Tuesday, December 5, 2017 at 10:08 AM, Paul Koning wrote:
> Do you have flow control (Xon/Xoff) enabled both on the terminal and on the
> VAX?
>
> You might try a slower speed to see if that makes a difference. It shouldn't,
> but it might give more information.
>
> Is autobaud enabled on
Several years ago I wanted to hookup and old VT320 that I have and I did
manage to get it to work but I did not go with the direct serial I/O
connection in SiMH. Instead I found a program called TCPToSer that
established a TCP/IP connection from the serial port. It worked fine with
a USB to
Hi,
I know it is just a soft connection to SimH but I hope there are some VMS
expert here and maybe someone is using/used Lantronix old terminal
server(s). Its type is ETS8P.
This term. server supports LAT protocol but needs a license string.
I wrote to Lantronix support and I got the answer
It sounds like the serial port is trying to autobaud to determine the
transmission speed. I would set the port forcibly to 9600 8N1 before connecting.
SIMH does not set the baud on the real physical port AFAIK, it just interprets
the characters 7b/8b.
Dave
From: Simh
Do you have flow control (Xon/Xoff) enabled both on the terminal and on the VAX?
You might try a slower speed to see if that makes a difference. It shouldn't,
but it might give more information.
Is autobaud enabled on the line? You might turn that off and set the speed and
related parameters
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