IBM M110 5.1.3 Use as a Serial Terminal

5.1.3 Use as a Serial Terminal

Under SCO Unix or XENIX, your SpotLine M110 should be

configured as an ANSI terminal, just like the terminal sessions on the

SCO system console.

The terminal type ANSI should be declared in the /etc./initial file as

well as /etc/ttytype.

The SpotLine M110 Terminal should be configured as follows:

Under Port communication parameters:

Set the speed, baud rate, etc.

Session Parameters:

Select the Option ANSI/SCO under emulation, or ANSI/SCOv4 if

you have SCO Open Desktop or SCO Open Server 5.

Select ASCII for the keyboard mode.

Contents

Main SpotLine M110 User Guide Page SpotLine M110 User Guide Table of Contents Page 1.0 Introduction Page 1.0 Specifications Page 2.0 Getting Started 3.1 Installation 3.2 Setup 3.0 Usage 4.1 Configuration Setup 4.1.1 User Environment Page Page 4.1.2 Port Configuration Page Page 4.1.3 Sessions Page Page 4.1.4 Network Parameters Page Page Page 4.1.5 Host Name 4.1.8 Exit without Saving 4.2 Reverse Telnet Page 4.3 Remote TTY for Unix Systems Page 4.4 Reversal of the LEDs for Num. Lock and Caps Lock 4.5 Purge the Printer Buffer 4.6 Function Key 4.6.1 Function Key Reset 4.6.2 Programming function keys (F1- F24) Page 4.7 Multiscreen Session Switching 4.7.1 How to declare SCO mscreen for SpotLine Terminals 4.8 Telnet Session Page 4.0 Software Configuration 5.1 SCO XENIX/Unix 5.1.1 Use as a Telnet Session LAN Terminal Page 5.1.3 Use as a Serial Terminal 5.2 Use with IBMs AIX Unix 5.2.1 Use as a Serial AIX Terminal Device 5.2.2 Use as a Telnet terminal Page 5.3 Other Unix Versions 5.3.1 Use as a Serial Terminal 5.4 Use with Other Operating Systems 5.0 Cabling 6.1 Terminal to Host Cabling 6.2 Serial Printer Cabling 6.0 Emulation 7.1 General 7.2 Keyboard Control Characters Page 7.3 Screen Control Parameters Page Page 7.5 Additional ESC Commands Page 7.0 Warranty