Connecting to an IBM PC or Compatible
Figure 1 Connecting a VT-Series Terminal to a Catalyst 1800 Switch
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Pwr B | Failure | 16 Mbps |
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connector/port interface
VT series adapter
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to VT terminal | VT 320/340 series terminal |
Connecting to an IBM PC or Compatible
Follow these steps to connect an IBM PC or compatible to a Catalyst 1800 switch (see Figure 2).
Note that the PC must be running a VT terminal emulation program.
Step 1 Plug either end of the
Step 2 Connect the console port female adapter to the male
Step 3 Plug the
Step 4 Connect the
PC.
Step 5 | Turn on the PC and configure its VT emulation package with following parameters: | ||
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Transmit |
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Bits per character (BPC) | 8 |
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Stop bit |
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After these parameters are set, you can access
Catalyst 1800 Token Ring Switch Cable Kit Guide 3