why the Hyperterminal captures weird characters

[sergio512k]

I configured the hyperterminal with the following settings: 9600-8-None-1-none, Emulation = "Auto Detect" ;and in ASCII Setup: checked "Echo typed characters locally"; and checked "Append line feeds to incoming line ends"

What am I doing wrong because the only thing i see on the screen of the hyperterminal is the same weird character.

Please help me, I need to have a record of the phonecalls in the office.

thanks,

Sergio

 

[cmawbey]

what are you trying to capture

probobly the baud rate



Colin

 

[dnc16]

I always use VT220 for the emulation. I don't know if that will solve your problem, but it is a start.

 

[McGruff753]

Try VT52 and crank up the baud to 115200. 8, none, and 1 are correct.

Mike

 

[McGruff753]

Additionally, do you have an SEB modem attached to your PBX? If so, you need to know what the password is in order to log in.

Mike

 

[sergio512k]

I need this because I am trying to have a record of all the outgoing and incoming calls from all the extensions. I am using a SMDR interface unit.

Sergio

 

[sergio512k]

with the following setup works: 1200,8,N,1,N

thanks

Sergio

 

[Reusser]

your baud rate needs to match that set on the PBX port you are attached to. On CDR applications though - setup will work with 7/space/1, or 7/even/1, or 7/mark/1