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Re: rs characters on the screen
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Goetz Neumann <[log in to unmask]>
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jourdevant michel wrote:
>
(a lot of details snipped)
> After the step 4 some strange <rs> characters appear on the screen,
> actually we are running on 932, this problem happens time to time but
> with the 918 it happens almost everytime.

The <RS> character appears to be a record separator. Would it be
a VPLUS problem we could try to modify the VENVCNTL.PUB.SYS settings,
but in your case you probably need a 'jogger' - a serial line watchdog -
to determine exactly what is happening.

The S918 is probably a wee bit faster than the S932, this might result
in a timing problem to appear more often on the faster CPU. BTW: are
both systems on the same OS version, and which OS version is used ?
If it is 5.0 (C.50.00) I shall recommend to get the latest terminal
I/O patch from the response center (we call them DTS-patches).

Goetz.

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