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I am new to DCUI type installations. I would like to install ASA on a laptop and manager our DCIU Audix PC.
There is a COM port on the back of the AYC54 card. Can this be configured to connect a NULL/Serial cable to a COM port on a PC?
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NO you can't use the 9 pin connector on the AYC54 card. You can use ASA with a clan connection or an Analog line into the AYC54 card. The type of integration doesn't matter.
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I have an option in ASA to use a COM port. Is this using the standard COM port on the Audix PC?
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I got it to work, I added a Terminal Port to Audix, and used a NULL Modem cable @9600 and VT4410 emulation and it worked great. Poor mans CLAN ;-)
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If I'm understanding you correctly, Your using the com port in the back of the Intuity and not the 9 pin connector on the AYC54 card. Thats great. Most people just use the analog port on the AYC54 for the dialup.
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What software are you using for the 4410 emulation? I use an old copy of ProComm Plus, but I'd like to know what's working for you!
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