Hi all,
We're currently developing a project on a Symbol PDT 8100 scanner which should communicate with the host using modems (internal for host, external
for the 8100). It however refuses to communicate with the host. A connection is made, but somehow one of both sides (I think the terminal) hangs up, leaving
me with this kind of LOG file:
2003/03/24 13:11:00.02 >~ .. [RC]RING[RC]
2003/03/24 13:11:04.93 >~ .. [RC]RING[RC]
2003/03/24 13:11:04.94 CM .. MD|ATA
2003/03/24 13:11:04.95 > .. [RC]RING[RC]
2003/03/24 13:11:04.95 << .. ATA[13]
2003/03/24 13:11:06.99 >> .. NO CARRIER
2003/03/24 13:11:06.99 OK .. **; Answering incomming call: <NO
CARRIER>
Timeout settings are sky high and I tried tweaking every modem setting I could find on both host and 8100 side. Are there any modem settings I should change? Any advice would be highly appreciated.
Best wishes,
Joris van Oss
We're currently developing a project on a Symbol PDT 8100 scanner which should communicate with the host using modems (internal for host, external
for the 8100). It however refuses to communicate with the host. A connection is made, but somehow one of both sides (I think the terminal) hangs up, leaving
me with this kind of LOG file:
2003/03/24 13:11:00.02 >~ .. [RC]RING[RC]
2003/03/24 13:11:04.93 >~ .. [RC]RING[RC]
2003/03/24 13:11:04.94 CM .. MD|ATA
2003/03/24 13:11:04.95 > .. [RC]RING[RC]
2003/03/24 13:11:04.95 << .. ATA[13]
2003/03/24 13:11:06.99 >> .. NO CARRIER
2003/03/24 13:11:06.99 OK .. **; Answering incomming call: <NO
CARRIER>
Timeout settings are sky high and I tried tweaking every modem setting I could find on both host and 8100 side. Are there any modem settings I should change? Any advice would be highly appreciated.
Best wishes,
Joris van Oss