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I can log in at RS232 port using Hyperterminal, sometimes the characters I type for Login: will register, ...sometimes not.
The only speed that works [sometimes] is 19200, other speeds result in return display of strange characters. Often times the characters I type will not appear.
When I do manage to progress to the 1st Options box, the numbers I type do not appear and are not received upon hitting ENTER, nothing happens.

Any ideas are appreciated

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Are you using a actual serial port on you PC or a USB to serial converter?

Here are the settings:
• Bits per second: 19200
• Data bits: 8
• Parity: None
• Stop bits: 1
• Flow control: None


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I am using the settings you have listed w/a usb serial converter.


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What brand of converter are you using?
The only one we have had any luck with is the "Keyspan" converter.


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I have had good results on 2 systems with this - Belkin N10117
I am getting erratic response on this particular Messaging R7, and do not have another on the bench to compare. I could drag out the antique Thinkpad with a real DB9 and see how that works-

I will look for a Keyspan next-


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Well, I have just tried the Thinkpad with db9 with perfect results - no trouble with Hyperterminal. I checked Keyspan usb converter on ebay and there are many different models. Which one works for you? Is there a driver cd or is it PnPlay?

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Here is the one we use and it's plug and play.


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