hi sir,
the following is test environment:
(windows)---(modem A)~~~~~~(modem B)---(linux)
where, modem A and modem B are different band.And modemB's phone# is 138xxxyyyzz
On linux, we can dial windows successfully using minicom.However we can NOT dial linux from windows as below:
On linux,run the following commands :
#/sbin/mgetty -D -s 9600 -m '"" ATE0S0=2 OK' -x 5 ttyS1
then on windows,start 'hyper termina' and run the following commands:
ate1
atd138xxxyyyzz
After a while, it will show:
connect/9600 ...
+++
No CARRIER
Maybe we have not initialize modemB rightly. If using a same type modem as modemA to replace modemB,it works fine !!! mgetty will receive a RING signal from modem.So we guess the modemB has not sent RING to mgetty ?
but why not ?
any suggestion ?
ipo_z@cmmail.com
garbage in,garbage out
the following is test environment:
(windows)---(modem A)~~~~~~(modem B)---(linux)
where, modem A and modem B are different band.And modemB's phone# is 138xxxyyyzz
On linux, we can dial windows successfully using minicom.However we can NOT dial linux from windows as below:
On linux,run the following commands :
#/sbin/mgetty -D -s 9600 -m '"" ATE0S0=2 OK' -x 5 ttyS1
then on windows,start 'hyper termina' and run the following commands:
ate1
atd138xxxyyyzz
After a while, it will show:
connect/9600 ...
+++
No CARRIER
Maybe we have not initialize modemB rightly. If using a same type modem as modemA to replace modemB,it works fine !!! mgetty will receive a RING signal from modem.So we guess the modemB has not sent RING to mgetty ?
but why not ?
any suggestion ?
ipo_z@cmmail.com
garbage in,garbage out