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Asynchronous Communication Problems
If CA Automation Point cannot communicate with the host, check the following items and use the status line to help you solve the problem:
- CTS signal
- DSR signal
- If you expect a DSR signal and the fourth character in the display is either an F or a question mark (?), verify that both sides of the cable are plugged securely into their respective devices. If they are, check the Clear to Send indicator:
- If the indicator is a question mark (?), the cable is probably faulty.
- If the indicator is a minus sign (-), try installing a null modem. You may see the CTS indicator change to an equal sign (=), indicating that the CTS signal was present but required the null modem.
- If you do not expect a DSR signal and see a question mark (?) as the fourth character in the display, change the Data Set Ready setting in the communications settings for this session to NO. You should then see an F where the question mark used to be, indicating an acceptable state.
- Cable connection
If you changed the values of both the Clear To Send and Data Set Ready settings to NO and you still cannot communicate with the host, try installing a null modem. If the null modem allows you to establish communication with the host, you may see the CTS and/or DSR indicators appear.
If none of the previous steps corrects the communication problem, discuss it with the communication specialist at your data center.
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