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Hello, I have a Inter-tel GMX-48 I want to program via my laptop-via the db9 comm port to the RS232 port on the KSU ...does anyone know where I can get a cable with the proper pin configuration.-not standard. Also anybody know the settings I need to set it up with ...protocol/ baud rate...etc..hyperterminal / procomm??? Thanks for your time. I left this post in "Intertel" section of course....no responses...thought I'd give this forum a shot. Thanks for your time.
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the cable for all intertel programming is not your standard comm. cable. The pin config is different (thanks intertel), I made my own. Its not hard....
If ya have the manual its in there...
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the baud rate is 300. Its best to use a silent 700 dumb terminal TI.
That is whats recommended, also Panasonic makes one. I never used a laptop only dumb terminals...
they work best at 300 baud cause the system is old and slow...hope this helps as I used to work for an intertel dealer and the GMX/GX was our bread and butter...
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With the silent 700 dumb terminal TI...was the end connected to it a RS232? ... I assumed you used "hyperterminal"?
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Silent 700 is a keyboard terminal with thermal paper printer, no monitor. They are setup to run 9600,4800,2400, or 300 baud; 8,n ,1. The connector on silent 700 is a DB25 (rs232).
Good Luck!!
[This message has been edited by JJ (edited June 30, 2003).]
If all else fails, use a BFH.
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I've been told I can use my laptop....although can't get in....I'm using Procomm TVI920 Xmodem trying different bauds-300 1200 2400 9600 N-8-1 no luck... anymore suggestions...thanks for your responses.
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Try terminal emulation vt100. It emulates a dumb terminal.
Good Luck!!
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YYYYYIIPPPPPEEEEE!!!!!! I'M CONNECTED!!!! I tried a few combinations...and the one that finally worked was: VT-100-(tried this earlier..other settings were wrong) Xmodem/ 4800 buad-when I went to this it connected. Thanks for all your suggestions. Thanks for the VT-100 tip...like I mentioned I tried that earlier..but with wrong settings on other ...I had vaguely remembered something about the VT-100 simulating a dumb terminal. Thanks again. I'm stoked!
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I learned the hardway on an old Tie system.
Tie was VT100, 1200 baud, 8, n, 1.
Glad you got in!
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Not that this has taken away from my joy of getting in..but in the manual I just acquired it doesn't list any default password/s. "Sysdown"..this is for you..what are the default password/s? and of course...if it was changed...what can I do to reset it?
P.S.--Sysdown..your right with the 300 buad..but there is also KSU'S with buad settings of 1200 2400 or like mine-4800.-I think the settings might be changeable in the KSU..(dip switch/jumper?) Thanks again everyone.
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