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| harryball Replies: 14 Views: 40003 |
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| That's how I'm trying to run it, Com3 is tied to the modem and works in hyperterminal and indigo. The notepage software can't find the modem or use it if I manually assign it on com3.
I have no other choice but to use this software. Please advise how I can get it working. Thanks, /RB |
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| harryball Replies: 14 Views: 40003 |
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| Hyperterminal will talk to the modem both through the com port and by choosing the modem directly. Is there anyway to choose the modem rather than the com port in notepage?
/RB |
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| harryball Replies: 14 Views: 40003 |
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| Yes, it is set to 115200. I am making the assumption of GSMAT at the moment (I seem to remember that's what I used before) but regardless if I try other settings the modem connection still fails.
I am using Server 08 32bit. When I called sales they said that should not be a problem but they do not support 64bit at all. I tried another app, Indigo something or other I found online. It too can talk to the modem no problem. Is there some .dll I need to register? Or registry setting? I can't figure out why it won't see the modem. /RB |
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| harryball Replies: 14 Views: 40003 |
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| I too am having this problem.
The modem test from hyperterminal works fine. The com port is set to 115200 The previous software used it fine. I've uninstalled and deleted the drivers, unplugged the modem and done a fresh install. Hyperterminal once again works and sends an SMS out without a hitch. I'm at a loss and I'm totally trapped into using this software due to limitations of Network Performance Monitor by Solarwinds. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. /RB |
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