Help using minicom

Sun, 8 Feb 2004 19:20:44 +0100

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I want to make a small program to drive my cellular modem phone ( =
Siemens S55 )=20

by an USB data cable.

To exercise me with AT commands I've used minicom successfully.

Now how can I use minicom from a program that sends AT commands to =
minicom and then=20

retrieve the answer of the modem using minicom as a background =
intermediary between=20

my program and the modem?

If this is not the right mailing list please suggest me the right one.

Thanks

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<P>I want to make a small program to drive my cellular modem phone ( =
Siemens S55=20
) </P>
<P>by an USB data cable.</P>
<P>To exercise me with AT commands I've used minicom successfully.</P>
<P>Now how can I use minicom from a program that sends AT commands to =
minicom=20
and then </P>
<P>retrieve the answer of the modem using minicom as a background =
intermediary=20
between </P>
<P>my program and the modem?</P>
<P>If this is not the right mailing list please suggest me the right =
one.</P>
<P>Thanks</P></FONT></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>

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