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   https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/issues/813#note_5953   
      
   I plugged the USB/serial adapter into a Windows 10 system and was able to use   
   the port (e.g. with SyncTERM) via COM4 and it presents exactly the same   
   problem I see with the Linux driver: the DTR signal is not raised and so the   
   modem(s) won't respond unless I change dip switch 1 to "DTR always   
   on/override".   
      
   I did purchase an RS-232 breakout/tester that it'll be here to tomorrow (I   
   certainly have owned one or two of these over the years, but couldn't find one   
   in my stash). I don't have high hopes that it's a device driver issue or even   
   really resolvable via software at this point.   
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