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Art Wiens
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Re: hyperterminal or analogue on OpenVMS

Sorry, a SHOW DEV TT doesn't show them for some reason. Try a SHOW DEVICE TTA and SHOW DEVICE TTB. The built-in serial ports are usually OPA0: (but you don't want to use the console port), TTA0: and TTB0:

Art
Steven Schweda
Honored Contributor

Re: hyperterminal or analogue on OpenVMS

> hmm, still unuseful

Compare it with your description of your
system model, which still rates at a perfect
zero on the usefulness scale.

> I have no '@' key [...]

What's Shift/2 on your keyboard? Perhaps
some description of _all_ your hardware would
be useful.

> C-Kermit is for transfer files between
> hosts via null-modem cable, isnt it?

Among other things. Perhaps you should
follow that link and read more about Kermit.

> No useful utilites such as minicom ?

Don't need any. As you can see, everyone
(else) does just fine with SET HOST /DTE.


Were you planning to ask how to build a cable
without telling us about any of the hardware,
too?
Alex Chupahin
Super Advisor

Re: hyperterminal or analogue on OpenVMS

Thank you. But I have no TTA etc

I have
OPA0: Online 0
OPA1: Online 0
OPA4: Online 0
MPA0: Online 0
OPA2: Online 0
OPA3: Online 0

Still dont know how to send ctrl/@
I have pc-style keyboard without @
(symbol @ is generated by shift/2)


Steven Schweda
Honored Contributor

Re: hyperterminal or analogue on OpenVMS

> Still dont know how to send ctrl/@

Oh. You must mean _this_ "Ctrl/@"

Press Ctrl/\ to quit, Ctrl/@ for command mode


Try Ctrl/Space.

> I have
> [...]

WHAT IS THIS SYSTEM?
Art Wiens
Respected Contributor

Re: hyperterminal or analogue on OpenVMS

My ES47's don't have TTA0 or TTB0 devices either, but I also don't have a serial connector on the back of them either.

One more request for you to disclose a few more details of what kind of system you're working on.

How would minicom know what to connect to if you had it?!

Art
Steven Schweda
Honored Contributor

Re: hyperterminal or analogue on OpenVMS

> How would minicom know what to connect to
> if you had it?!

I assume that it's psychic, unlike me.
Alex Chupahin
Super Advisor

Re: hyperterminal or analogue on OpenVMS

Ok system is Jensen OpenVMS 8.2

I tried
$set host /dte OPA0: (I think it is COM 0)
ctrl/ (thank you very much)

DTEPAD>show dte
Terminal port OPA0: NOEIGHT_BIT NOECHO
Flow control XON/XOFF
Parity NONE
Transmit speed 9600
Receive speed 9600
Error action CONTINUE
Break character ]
Escape character \
Command character @
Maximum buffers 100
Read delay 50 milliseconds
Log file NONE

Bytes transmitted 0
Bytes received 0
Errors 0

*****************


Its time now to start terminal emulation.
DTEPAD> HELP
....

I cant see any command that help me with it
Alex Chupahin
Super Advisor

Re: hyperterminal or analogue on OpenVMS

>How would minicom know what to connect to if
>you had it

Fairly easy. Much more easy.
I setup serial device (ttyS0, speed) and
feyyuu - I am in the console of the device.
I dont understand why this very simple operation should be so complex in VMS.

Steven Schweda
Honored Contributor

Re: hyperterminal or analogue on OpenVMS

> Ok system is Jensen [...]

And what's that? I don't know the project
code names. What does it say on the front?

What does it have for serial ports on the
back?

Are you using a DECwindows interface (with
a DECterm), or a real serial terminal?

Pulling teeth is easier than this.

> I cant see any command that help me with it

Don't say Ctrl/@, or, if you do, try Ctrl/Z,

Then start typing.

Let me guess. The cable doesn't work.
Alex Chupahin
Super Advisor

Re: hyperterminal or analogue on OpenVMS

>How would minicom know what to connect to if
>you had it

Fairly easy. Much more easy.
I setup serial device (ttyS0, speed) and
feyyuu - I am in the console of the device.
I dont understand why this very simple operation should be so complex in VMS.

BTW Jensen has two integrated RS-232 serial ports.
I just check on the Itanium rx1620 - have one serial RS-232 also.