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Sadly I am experiencing the same issue. |
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I think this is just a config problem. You must be in BBS mode, telnet on, and BBS echo off (not keystrokes echo). Assuming you're using the retromodem, make sure you have the latest version by typing: AT&U=3.7.3 This will force and upgrade even if you are already at 3.7.3 Type the following BOLD text when prompted: Zimodem Firmware v3.7.3-retro-audio AT+CONFIG Main Menu Enter command or entry or ENTER to exit: BBS BBS host settings: [ENABLE] BBS host listener Enter option to toggle or ENTER to exit BBS host settings: [HOST] Listener Port: 6502 Enter option to toggle or ENTER to exit BBS host settings: [HOST] Listener Port: 6502 Enter option to toggle or ENTER to exit BBS host settings: [HOST] Listener Port: 6502 Enter option to toggle or ENTER to exit Enter a port number to listen on BBS host settings: [HOST] Listener Port: 23 Enter option to toggle or ENTER to exit Main Menu Enter command or entry or ENTER to exit: <ENTER> Your setting changed. Save (y/N)? Y Settings saved. Zimodem Firmware v3.7.3-retro-audio Now setup the modem for incoming calls: ATS0=1 The modem should illuminate the AA LED. Use telnet to connect to the device. In my setup, the modem is at 192.168.5.61 so The modem, on the serial port side, should respond: |
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The config above does appear to fully resolve the issue with the telnet translation. I swear I tried this exact config before. My retromodem was definitely on a previous firmware, so maybe a combo of config and whatever changes went into 3.7.3. Regardless, it works great now. Thanks! |
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When using the zimodem with a bbs as the dial-in modem you should also set the following: AT E0 ; no echo in AT command mode or |
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Thank you!!!
…On Mon, Nov 18, 2024 at 5:41 PM sswazey ***@***.***> wrote:
When using the zimodem with a bbs as the dial-in modem you should also set
the following:
AT S0=1 ; answer on the first ring
AT S41=1; go to stream mode on answer
AT E0 ; no echo in AT command mode
AT Q1 ; Quiet, no AT response text
AT &W ; save settings
or
ATS0=1S41=1E0Q1&W
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Hi,
I'm trying to use the Retromodem (which uses a derivative of the Zimodem, as I understand) with an old DOS BBS package. No matter what combination of S41 and ATA/ATAT I use, it seems that an inbound telnet connection will case something like:
I presume this is translation of telnet options from binary to a well formed ASCII representation, and the binary bits are probably parts of the TELNET options that were not processed.
Is this expected behavior? Is there a configuration to make this completely transparent to the host without presenting this information?
Thanks!
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