Forgot to mention. I'm running Netview 7.1 on Windows2000 with a 3Com
Courier V.Everything 56k external modem.
Dip switches as follows:
1 on
2 off
3 on
4 off
5 on
6 on
7 off
8 on
9 off
10 off
Maybe there's a dip switch setting or AT command that would force and extra
<CR>, I just don't know what it would be.
thanks again,
-shane
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Milburn, Shane B
> Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 8:31 AM
> To: 'nv-l@lists.tivoli.com'
> Subject: nvpage issue with skytel.
>
>
> I have gone to the Skytel two-way pagers and am having a dialup issue when
> I use nvpage to send pages. It seems when my system gets connected to
> Skytel it sends a <CR> and then waits for the ID= string. Working with
> Skytel it seems that sometime their system requires <CR><CR> before it
> gives the ID= string. Unfortunately, nvpage only sends one <CR> so my
> system never sees the ID= string and the page never goes through.
>
> Check out this snippet from my nvpager.alog: [Note the Putc(): line that's
> where my problem is]
>
> 10/31/02 13:27:00 Dispatching message, request: 2, dwParam2: 0
> 10/31/02 13:27:00 In HandleLineCallState, about to wait for call state
> mutex.
> 10/31/02 13:27:00 Connected!
> 10/31/02 13:27:00 About to wait for dispatch event
> 10/31/02 13:27:00 DialCall(): Wait terminated because a connection was
> made
> 10/31/02 13:27:00 do_logon(): wait 1 sec before sending <CR>
> 10/31/02 13:27:01 Putc(): Wrote: <CR>
> 10/31/02 13:27:01 Waiting for: ID=
> 10/31/02 13:27:57 Dispatching message, request: 2, dwParam2: 1
> 10/31/02 13:27:57 In HandleLineCallState, about to wait for call state
> mutex.
> 10/31/02 13:27:57 Remote Party Disconnected
> 10/31/02 13:27:57 Stopping Call in progress
> 10/31/02 13:27:57 About to call lineDeallocateCall.
>
> If I could just get an extra <CR> at the Putc(): line my problem would be
> solved. Anyone have any idea how I can force an extra <CR><CR> when I get
> connected? Even if it's with modem settings.
>
> Carrier: skytel
> Modem phone #: 1-800-679-2278
> Numeric IDs accepted on modem line: N
> DTMF phone #:
> Max. message length: 500
> Max. digits in alphanumeric pager #: 10
> Max. blocks/transaction: 1
> Max. transactions/call: 80
> Baud rate: 9600
> Parity: E
> Data bits: 7
> Stop bits: 1
> Password:
> Protocol: TAP
>
> I'm going to open a call with them but since this would require a code
> change I doubt it will get done.
>
> Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> thanks,
> -shane
> --
> Shane B Milburn
> Sr. Network Engineer & Unix/Network Domain Lead,
> LTD Automation, Intel
> Phone: 503.613.8501
> Pager: 877-588-1327 or shane.b.milburn@skytel.com
> Email: shane.b.milburn@intel.com
>
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