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peter.cheal@breathe.com
 
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Default Setting up a modem on Universe - 01-04-2006 , 05:39 AM






We are using Universe 10.1 on AIX.
We are trying to set up a modem in Universe so that it can dial out and
send data to an outsource to be initiated from within a Universe
program.

We have tried a few things - but nothing yet has worked (we have set
the modem up in the &DEVICES& file, although not completely sure of the
correct settings and have tried test programs using OPENDEV).

Has anybody tried this before? Any help would be apprieciated.


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Ross Ferris
 
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Default Re: Setting up a modem on Universe - 01-05-2006 , 08:01 PM






What is at the other end? Can you use other facilities (email, FTP
etc)?

In any event, I would imagine that your task will be easier simply
using some shell scripts around standard AIX utilities


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Default Re: Setting up a modem on Universe - 01-06-2006 , 07:39 AM



Since the modem is a "serial device" and as far as unix is concerned -
a device = a file, can you OSOPEN the serial device and talk to it as a
file? You can certainly do this with pipes.

hth
Mike


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Default Re: Setting up a modem on Universe - 01-13-2006 , 07:15 AM



Thanks for your replies. I seem to have sorted this now. I set up the
device in &DEVICE& file in Universe and then had to add the line
'Direct tty3 - Any direct' into the /usr/lib/uucp/Devices file in aix.

I was then able to write AT commands to the device using OPENDEV &
WRITESEQ in a basic program.



mg.ryder (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote:
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Since the modem is a "serial device" and as far as unix is concerned -
a device = a file, can you OSOPEN the serial device and talk to it as a
file? You can certainly do this with pipes.

hth
Mike


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