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[ALLY] Where does ATZ\ come from? Re:

 [1/5] from: assembly::leviathan::org at: 7-Aug-2000 15:33


On Mon, Aug 07, 2000 at 04:57:08PM -0500, [steve--shireman--maxonusa--com] wrote:
> On a weinie95 machine if I do a > > >>print read %/com1 > > I get the response string > > ATZ\ > > Where does that come from? > (same for /com2)
That is your modem initialization string and it gets it is handled by Windows TAPI I believe. ATZ is a standard hayes command to reset a modem. (God that brings up memories.) Brady

 [2/5] from: steve:shireman:maxonusa at: 7-Aug-2000 16:57


On a weinie95 machine if I do a
>>print read %/com1
I get the response string ATZ\ Where does that come from? (same for /com2) Thanks, Steve Shireman

 [3/5] from: carl:rebol at: 10-Aug-2000 18:19


Don't you mean: read serial://port1 At 8/7/00 04:57 PM -0500, you wrote:

 [4/5] from: steve:shireman:maxonusa at: 11-Aug-2000 8:03


Not sure what I 'meant' but just tried in both Core and /View and had the same results:
>> read serial://port1
** Access Error: Invalid port spec: serial://port1. ** Where: read serial://port1
>> read %/com1
== "ATZ\" serial://port1 sounds very interesting to me...... maybe I am doing something wrong. I will search back through the ML and see what I can find. I remember a tip someone made about the serial port... Steve Shireman [carl--rebol--com] wrote:

 [5/5] from: jimg:rebol at: 11-Aug-2000 10:34


Hi Steve, Not yet, but check out the experimental builds on Monday. I'm still tracking down a bug or two... - jim At 08:03 AM 8/11/2000 -0500, you wrote: