> > I don't really want to work out software handshaking, because
> > it isn't complex enough a situation to warrant it.  That leaves
> > CTS/RTS bridging, but that's hard to do without access to the
> > back of the DB9 (we COULD ask the makers of the connector
> > to tie the two wires together before soldering their connector
> > on, but that's just asking for something to get screwed up).
> 
> Why do you need CTS/RTS bridging? Are you accessing terminals where that is
> hardwired?
> 
> Gerhard

I question that myself, but I'm just going by what I've been
told.  For my own testing of the device in question, in HyperTerm,
I just turn all handshaking off and it works fabulously.

Mike H.
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