Jim Phillips wrote:
>
> Paul Courry writes:
>
> >Bonnie, there are direct connect DTC ports and modem DTC ports.
> >A DTC 16 accepts two cards, each containing 8 ports. The
> >cards may be either a direct connect card which supports
> >pins 2,3 & 7 or a modem card which supports pins 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,20.
> >(Hey guys, if I'm wrong here, post a correction! I'm doing this from
> memory.)
>
> Well, we have a few DTC16's and they have DB25 connectors on the
> back. They are configurable as modems/direct connect via NMMGR.
> You don't change anything on the DTC, just the configuration
> on the HP3K to change them from direct connect to modem and
> vice versa. In fact, you can mix and match modem/direct connect
> ports on the same card in the same DTC.
>
> Jim - Who has found out the hard way that modem configured DTC ports
> won't work for direct connected terminals!
Guys, I might be wrong here, but I believe the bottom line is:
Hardware:
1. A modem card will support EITHER modems or direct connect
terminals (or PC's).
2. A direct connect card only supports terminals (or PC's)
Software The appropriate Ldev's must be specified correctly in
SYSGEN and/or
NMMGR.
That is how I think it works.
Nick D.
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