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| Date: | Wed, 19 Apr 2006 16:38:02 -0700 (PDT) |
> Make sure you have both hardware and software flow control turned
> off. That being said, I've always found hyperterminal to be an
> abominable app.... I'm not sure what's availabe in the XP world;
> perhaps others can chime in... Kermit comes to mind, but I think
> the windows version costs $.
Agreed. Hyperterminal can be your worst nightmare - you end up
troubleshooting what appears to be a board or computer problem, only to
discover hyperterminal is the issue.
I would try Token2 Plus, or Secure Token from www.choung.net - both can do
serial and telnet connections.
Chris H.
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