I currently have a ROM-DOS system running on a PC104. It can interact with Windows HyperTerminal through the serial port, that is, HyperTerminal can capture DOS display output, and DOS can receive input from HyperTerminal.
Right now I want to transfer files between the two. The manufacturer provided a terminal program that can use the MODEM protocol to download or upload files through HyperTerminal. Now I want to switch to some other terminal program, because the one provided by the manufacturer cannot communicate with my XMODEM control under DELPHI. I don't know whether something like this exists. The requirement is that it must not be window-based; for example, QMODEM is window-based. I don't know whether there is a command-line-based one, so that I can automatically execute certain scripts.
It would be even better if anyone has examples. I've asked a lot of people and nobody knows.
Right now I want to transfer files between the two. The manufacturer provided a terminal program that can use the MODEM protocol to download or upload files through HyperTerminal. Now I want to switch to some other terminal program, because the one provided by the manufacturer cannot communicate with my XMODEM control under DELPHI. I don't know whether something like this exists. The requirement is that it must not be window-based; for example, QMODEM is window-based. I don't know whether there is a command-line-based one, so that I can automatically execute certain scripts.
It would be even better if anyone has examples. I've asked a lot of people and nobody knows.