Reflection's file transfer uses Ctrl-B as the transfer start character.   I
think ldev 21 may be stripping this character out of the data stream which
results in the "host does not respond" message even though pclink2 has been
started.  Switching to x.25 or a 7 bit transfer link will work around this
problem at the expense of performance.

Joe Silagi-  [log in to unmask]
WRQ - Makers of Reflection and Express Software
Seattle, WA, USA



"John C. Vestal" wrote:

> In article
> <[log in to unmask]>, Stan
> Sieler <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> > The workaround was to go to File/TransferSetup/Protocol and
> > select Doug Werth's "HP 3000 over X.25" (instead of "HP 3000 over modem").
> >
> > This changed the following flags:
> >
> >    INHIBIT_DC2        yes       (vs. no)
> >    INHIBIT_HANDSHAKE  yes       (vs. no)
> >    HOST_PROMPT        ^@        (null, vs. ^Q)
> >    TRANSMIT_PACING    XON/OFF   (vs. none)
> >
>
> Stan,
>
>     Can you find in File Transfer a transfer link setting.  I know
> where it is on the Mac version.  :-)  Anyway, if you set the transfer
> link to 7 bits, I think that would solve your problem without having to
> change the last two items above.  I have found that this setting fixes
> some problems when transfering from a remote session (all network
> connections NS/VT type.)