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From: Rob van Oostveen <oostveen@euronet.nl>
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Subject: UUPC/Extended
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 1997 23:55:34 +0200
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Hi,

I've installed UUPC/Extended on a Win95 system with a direct link
to a SCO OpenServer system. Both on 1st serial port.
Previously I configured UUPC over TCP port 540 and works fine with
same machines. I suspect the cable to be the bottleneck. I'm using a 'standard'
- out of the box - null modem cable and I'm using DIR.MDM file for direct
connection.
The cable is 9 <-> 9 both female. I found that 2-3,3-2 are linked, but not
7-8,8-7 as - CTS/RTS according to my info - should be for a regular null
modem cable.
Can anyone advise me which pin layout for a 9<->9 female cable to use ?

Thanks in advance!

Van Oostveen Systeembeheer
Rob van Oostveen
Tel : +32-72-5069817
Fax : +32-72-5069826
E-mail : oostveen@euronet.nl