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Subject:    Re: [hylafax-users] binding tty ports on Diva Server Analog Cards
From:       Lee Howard <faxguy () howardsilvan ! com>
Date:       2010-11-17 5:56:14
Message-ID: 4CE36E7E.2010104 () howardsilvan ! com
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pasqualone@inwind.it wrote:
>
> I found this on the Eicon Diva support site:
>
>
> *************************************
>
> *Diva Server Analog Cards*
>
> Binding a tty port to a particular line on a Diva Server Analog Card 
> is a two stage process. First bind the tty port to the Diva Server 
> Analog controller, and then to a line on the particular Diva Server 
> Analog card. The AT command sequence to do this is
>
> AT+iQ=aN+iK=aM
>   
>
> Where N is the controller number of your Diva Server Analog Card and M 
> is the line number of the Diva Server Analog Card.
>
> For instance if you have a V-Analog-8P card that is controller 2, and 
> you want to bind ttyds3 to line 8 of this card, you would use the command
>
> AT+iQ=a1+iK=a8
>
> *************************************
>
> Two questions
>
> i) It seems to be a mistake on the last phrase. Maybe it would be:
> For instance if you have a V-Analog-8P card that is controller 1, and 
> you want to bind ttyds3 to line 8 of this card, you would use the command
> AT+iQ=a1+iK=a8
> in config.ttyds03
>
> Right?
>   

Maybe the counting starts with 0, and thus maybe "1" does refer to 
controller #2.  Inevitably, if you doubt Eicon's documentation you'll 
either need to experiment or find someone who is an authority on Eicon 
cards to answer this.

> ii) If I would to use this string, where?
> Ok, in config.ttydsXX but... where? For example like this:
> ModemResetCmds:    AT+iQ=a1+iK=a1
>
> is's OK?

I suspect that ModemResetCmds is the appropriate place for this.

Thanks,

Lee.


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