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i have used procomm+ & hyperterminal nothing happens. new to samsung, customer said last vender did remotely. is there a switch or setting for local/remote programming?
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Which SVMI is this?. They can get into it remotly from several ways depending on the type of voicemail.
As for hyperterminal and procomm+ how were you connecting? speed, parity, flow control. These are all specific if you are connecting directly via the sio port.
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38400 8-n-1 straight throu serial cable
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should work with your settings Jimmy, emulation ANSIW VT100, also turn word wrap off. Hit esc... I have had trouble with hyperterminal in the past, but i'm 100% certain its an issue with my laptop because the desktop works fine with the same site.
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I have found sometimes that the svmi4 (not e) will connect at 19200. On a different note if they are connecting remotly to a 4 then they are using an external device for that. You might find 9600 is the working speed.
Also NO flow control.
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tried different speeds, procomm+ shows not connected theres nothing on the screen. its asvmi4 on dcs100
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Do you have your cable wired as in the manual? Are you using the escape key to logon?
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Originally posted by CMDL_GUY:
Do you have your cable wired as in the manual? Are you using the escape key to logon? I thought the cable for voicemail was a regular serial cable? Isn't the cable for the serial connection to the MCP the only cable with a different pin-out?
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The serial cable for SVMi is a straight through cable but with both ends female. Most DB9 cables that are female on both ends are null.
The cable for MEM3/MCP1 is a null but with one end female and one end male.
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