telenet - serial signal - powerhouse Quick

[Peter Bateman]

If your local machine is hooked to the server through a serial port I don't 
see the need
for telnet. However, if you have some type of terminal emulation software 
that connects
through telnet. You may be able to have that software launch the open door 
command.
In quick you would send an escape sequence to have the software send the 
code out
the port. Reflections for example allows to do some nifty things. In fact I 
would ask
WRQ and MINISOFT.


>We have a powerhouse application thru a telenet session that does scanner 
>card validation for memberships  -
>
>We would like to have a signal sent to the serial port on the local machine 
>when the card is valid that so that a door release controller can be 
>activated
>
>Any ideas?
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>_________________________________________________________________________________________________
>Cora Vandendriessche, Software Development Manager, Cambrian College, 1400 
>Barrydowne Road, Sudbury, ON  Canada
>TEL: (705) 566-8101 x7660  EMAIL : cmvandendrie@cambrianc.on.ca
>
><< CORAVANDENDRIESSCHE.vcf >>

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