Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Transfering to a Dyna Myte (more answer...)

Jim, Anders,

I've had soem luck with Hyperterm on XP this week, connecting to a Cisco
router and switch and not a mill but the protocol is the same.
Here is how it went for me on a fresh XP install.

Start->Programs->Accessories->Communications->Hyperterminal

Click Yes or No at the prompt about it being the default telnet program,
your choice.
Enter your area code and click "Ok".

You should be prompted with a dialog box asking you to name a new session.
Type a name and click "Ok".Choose your com port from the list at the bottom and click "Ok".
Choose the serial connection details you need to connect to your equipment
and click "Ok".
If you've got the correct cable to the equipment, you should be connected
at this point. You can toggle connection state with the buttons at the
top of the hyperterm window.
Hope this helps,

Chris

> Anders,
>
> Save yourself the grief. I am running XP so I fired up Hyperteminal.
> The first thing it asks is if you want to make it your default TELNET
> terminal. Telnet is one of the TCP/IP protocols and will not work for
> you if you are still connected via rs232 on a com port. When you are
> connected to the internet you are using TCP/IP over a single connection
> whether it be dial up, cable or ADSL. You then have a number of
> discreet functions you can perform such as HTTP (Hyper Text Terminal
> Protocol), FTP (File Transfer Protocol), Telnet ((Terminal Protocol).
> Each of these functions tries to establish a connection with a well
> known port on a server that speaks the particular protocol. When you
> goto to a web sight your browser
> automagically 'sends please respond to this' to port 80 at the IP
> address derived from DNS (Directory Naming Service) another TCP/IP
> protocol. Telnet does a similar thing using port 23 if I remember
> correctly. FTP has a commonly recognized port as do each ot the other
> protocols. Therefore using Hyperterminal is going to use the internet
> to establish a session. It will not try to anything local to your
> machine without some locally accessible network supporting telnet.
>
> Jim
>
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