I am trying to connect to an Adtran TSU-IQ frame modem via its telnet interface, but I am having a bit of an issue actually working with its menu based interface. My short script is below:
#!C:\perl\bin\perl -w
use Net::Telnet;

my $NT = new Net::Telnet();

$NT->open('128.999.999.999'); #obviously not the IP address
$NT->cmd();
my @out1 = $NT->cmd('1\n');

print "OUT1: @out1";

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And here is the output from the above script:
C:\Documents and Settings\toms\Desktop>perl isdn.pl
OUT1:
 [3;1H______________________________________________________________
+___________
______[5;1H[5;1H 1 - Local Login
 [6;1H 2 - Remote Login
 [7;1H 3 - Logout
 [23;1H_____________________________________________________________
+___________
_______[24;2H[KEnter Selection -

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I am trying to enter option 1, which is the local login. If I try to pass '1' again using the cmd method, it merely repeats the output again. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

TStanley
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