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Teltronics SEB console access

Teltronics SEB console access

Teltronics SEB console access

(OP)
Trying to get an SEB2 (not NetPath) to talk to me via Procomm+. Used both local and host1 interfaces. All baud rates 8-N-1 with and without modem eliminator. Procomm shows connected but no data whatsoever and no response to CR or any other keys. Tried multiple units with no luck.

Anyone know the trick to do this?

Brison

RE: Teltronics SEB console access

Do you need a null modem adapter or is the port disabled?

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RE: Teltronics SEB console access

(OP)
I tried with and without null modem / modem eliminator. I don't know how to tell if ports are disabled. My aim is to assess the health of the units and confirm memory, port count, etc.

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