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A1200 RPI and TCPser problem
« on: February 07, 2017, 09:26:03 PM »
Hi

Trying to configure my Raspberry Pi2 as an emulated Hayes modem with tcpser, so I can browse telnet BBS's on my A1200 using JR-Comm.

I can successfully connect to BBS's from my A1200 when using tcpser or internet modem in windows, but I can't when using tcpser in Raspian Jessie on the RPi2.

I'm using a generic PL2303 USB to serial cable which works fine in Windows and is recognised as ttyUSB0 in Raspian using the pre-installed drivers.  When hooked up to the RPi, JR-Comm detects the carrier signal from the tcpser modem but when I try and connect to a BBS JR-Comm just returns random, gobbldegook characters and doesn't connect.

In Raspian i'm running tcpser using the following command: sudo tcpser -s 9600 -I -l 4 -d /dev/ttyUSB0 -tsS and I get a info messages confirming server socket bound to port, server socket listening for connections, opened serial device /dev/ttyUSB0 at speed 9600 as fd 8, serial device configured, control lines DSR:1 DCD:1 CTS:1

If I run tcpser without -I I get DCD:0 as I should, but the results are the same.

Tried a powered hub - no difference

Also added in "&k0" to stop flow control but again, no difference.

Any ideas? Basically, everything works perfectly in Windows but not at all in Raspian.