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ALIBABBA
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 Problem From Hyper Terminal
I have this problem. After connecting to my router in Hyperterminal, I cant get the program to recognize my keyboard. Says hit return to start, nothing happens. And Yes, my keyboard is working otherwise.
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Re: Problem From Hyper Terminal
Have you checked your settings in HyperTerminal? It should be 8 data bits, No parity, 1 stop bit, No flow control.
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I have this problem. After connecting to my router in Hyperterminal, I cant get the program to recognize my keyboard. Says hit return to start, nothing happens. And Yes, my keyboard is working otherwise.
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10-24-02 03:40 PM
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guitarjim
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Sometimes setting the bit rate to 9600 and setting the stop bits to 2 will clear up this problem, as well as the wrong characters displayed on screen problem I've seen.
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10-24-02 04:29 PM
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I had a similar experience, it turned out that somehow the cable went bad. Just put my other one in and it was fine.
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guitarjim
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Also be sure it's a roll over cable connected to the console port and the other end is connected using the special DB9 adapter for your cpu's serial port and not the nic card.
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10-24-02 04:33 PM
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Sometimes setting the bit rate to 9600 and setting the stop bits to 2 will clear up this problem, as well as the wrong characters displayed on screen problem I've seen.
Its been a long time since I posted, but I decided to check in... The console port is configured for 9600 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, and no parity. Any other setting unless configured in the startup-config will yield unpredictable results.
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