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Operating Systems AIX GSM Modem (Wavecom M1306B) on AIX 5.3 Post 302102987 by darontan on Monday 15th of January 2007 08:53:33 PM

01-15-2007

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Hi,

This is what i'd tried

The IBM machine model 7028-6E4 consist 3 physical serial port (sa0 - S1, sa1 - S2, sa2 - S3)

To make life easy, I only create a tty0 point to sa0 using smitty

smitty tty
-> tty rs232 asynchronous terminal
-> sa0 Available 01-S1 Standard I/O Serial Port

I'd followed the parameter setup given by technical spec of WaveCom M1306B.
http://www.jandrew-elec.com/m1306b.pdf where

baudrate - 115200
parity - None
data bit - 8
stop bit - 1
flow ctrl - rts (hardware)

Initially we suspect it could be the modem problem, but it works in Window 2000 server

Anyway, let's move to the next part

I'd vi /usr/lib/uucp/Devices file and uncomment the line below
Direct tty0 - 115200 direct

PS: I even tried this
Direct tty0 - Any direct

After that, I try to connect to the modem using this command
cu -ml tty0

and this is the response the machine gave
cu: 0835-028 The connection failed. CAN'T ACCESS DEVICE.

Well, so I tried to chmod the /dev/tty0 to 666
But once i did it, and cu again, it just hung there and no "connected" message prompt out

Have i miss up some steps?

Please help

darontan

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