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PROBLEM
Text from 1256 to remote
terminal overwrites itself,
staying on one line.
Text from 1256 to remote
terminal is double-spaced
(lines of text are separated by
blank lines).
Remote terminal does not
display characters that are
typed.
Appendix C-4
POSSIBLE CAUSES
•
Baud rate too high for cable
and terminal being used.
•
Cable is excessively long,
or not of high quality.
•
Termination characters of
1256 not compatible with
terminal setup.
•
Termination characters of
1256 not compatible with
terminal setup.
•
Echo mode of remote
terminal is not set to half-
duplex (local echo).
•
HyperTerminal (included
with Microsoft Windows)
can fail to echo characters
properly.
1256 User Manual
WHAT TO DO
•
Change to a lower baud rate.
Make sure that the new 1256
baud rate matches the new
terminal baud rate (to set the
1256 baud rate, see Chapter
4, GPIB and RS-232
Interfaces, under the heading
Setting the Baud Rate).
•
Use a high-quality, shielded
cable.
•
Set 1256 to use carriage return
and line feed (CR-LF) as
termination characters (see
Chapter 4, GPIB and RS-232
Interfaces, under the heading
Setting the Message
Termination Characters).
•
Set 1256 to use only carriage
return (CR) as termination
character (see Chapter 4,
GPIB and RS-232 Interfaces,
under the heading Setting the
Message Termination
Characters).
•
Set terminal for half-duplex
(local echo) mode. Consult the
terminal user's manual for
instructions.
•
Download newer version,
known as "HyperTerminal
Private Edition" from:
http://www.hilgraeve.com
Racal Instruments © 2002
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