Re: Apple II with Lantronix?

["PeteB" <pbmain@wideopenwest.com>]

I'm getting a bit closer... did some digging and read some postings from 
folks that didn't think the Lantronix UDS-10 would send modem status to the 
BBS software.  This seems incorrect.  I got confirmation from Lantronix that 
this would work, and I was able to hook up the UDS-10 to a serial port on 
one PC, and telnet from another, and the system with the UDS-10 hooked up to 
it gave the status "RING", "NO CARRIER", "CONNECT", etc..

That's the good part.  The bad part is that I can't get the Apple to see 
what's going on.  It's on a IIgs with the bios set to "Your Card" instead of 
modem port, and using the same cable I used on my PC, with the exception of 
an adapter to go from a DB9 connector that my PC uses to a 25pin for both 
the Lantronix and Apple Super Serial II card.  I didn't need a null modem 
cable for the PC to UDS-10 connection, so I'm guessing it's just getting the 
right cable for the IIgs.  Perhaps going directly to the modem port now...?

Essentially I plug the UDS-10 into my PC via COM1 and it behaves like a 
modem... I can do AT commands, resets, ATA, etc.. and it responds just like 
a modem should.

"Terry Olsen" <tolsen64@hotmail.com> wrote in message 
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>I use a device similar to the Lantronix.  I suspect it is most likely your 
>cable.  double-check the pinouts on both ends to make sure you have the 
>proper connections.  I had a bear of a time getting my GS working with the 
>Moxa box i'm using.  It ended up being the cable pinouts.  If you need any 
>help, let me know.
>
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> "PeteB" <pbmain@wideopenwest.com> wrote in message 
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>> Has anyone used a Lantronix UDS-10 to connect their Apple to the 
>> internet/TCPIP?  Been working on it and know the device works on Atari's, 
>> just don't quite have the configuration right yet...
>>
>> Pete
>>
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