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You need to telnet on port 3696, not on the regular telnet port.

e.g. enter the command
telnet 192.168.10.1 3696

The parity as reported by AirconsoleOSX is in RFC2217 format. 1=None, 2=Odd, 3=Even, 4=Mark, 5=Space To troubleshoot, I would rule out the OSX portions. 1. Log into the Airconsole web interface, set the line parameters you want on the "Serial" page, press save (e.g. 9600 8N1) 2. telnet int...

The next version of RapidSSH was submitted to the app store for approval today - it will hopefully be available in the next week

mDNS/Bonjour will only work in local networks where multicast packets are passed. If you are on an outside network it won't discover the device. There are several ways to achieve the connection: - you can use the private server solution which will automatically connect out with no extra config requi...

There currently isn't a way to manually specify an IP address but this is something we are hoping to add in the future. In the meantime, you may want to try an application such as Bonjour Browser (http://www.tildesoft.com/) to troubleshoot the mDNS issue. You should be able to see the Airconsole and...

Do you have Bonjour enabled on your Mac and/or are you blocking mDNS on the network? Is it possible your VLAN is blocking multicast?

AirconsoleOSX needs mDNS to discover the actual address of the Airconsole, otherwise it uses a fallback address of 192.168.10.1.

Thanks for the update. This looks like a compatibility issue between RapidSSH 1.102 and iOS 7.X.

We will shortly be submitting an updated app to the App Store that will fix this.

It's possible you have a faulty unit - email support@get-console.com with your order number

Is it possible for you to share a script file that demonstrates this behaviour?

I have just tested and it works fine for me. My script has the following:

1. Prompt for Variable: Variable=var1, String=enter a value, Secure=Off
2. Display Message: String=you entered $var1 when prompted

You can connect directly to the console cable via telnet - simply telnet to port 3696 on the device (this port can be reconfigured in the web interface) instead of port 23.