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Strange Characters

thenjduke

I am getting some stranger characters with TeraTerm and the com port card I got. I am getting like eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee when router boots this is for all routers and switches. I messed with the baud rate and stop bits and all on tera term but I have no clue now.
The com card I bought is MosChip.

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beh

I know you mentioned that you messed with the baud rate, but this can happen when the baud rate is incorrectly set. Have you tried 9600?

jbrad95706

thenjduke wrote: »

I am getting some stranger characters with TeraTerm and the com port card I got. I am getting like eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee when router boots this is for all routers and switches. I messed with the baud rate and stop bits and all on tera term but I have no clue now.
The com card I bought is MosChip.

The "Eeeeeeeeeee" is your router screaming for help.

thenjduke

yes tried 9600.... it has to be com port because i use usb adapter it works fine.

jbrad95706

Try Putty it's pretty easy to use, and it can do a lot of different things if you want it to.

jeesare

I would see the "eeeeee" when erasing, anyhow, try putty just like jbrad mentioned. Its what I usually use for my cisco and brocade switches

thenjduke

I will give putty a try tonight. I used putty in the past for ssh into linux console.