Use with Other Operating Systems, Use as a LAN terminal | IBM M110

Communications port parameters:

Set the baud rate, stop/start bits, etc.

Session parameters:

Choose the Ansi/SCO emulation option

Select ASCII keyboard and the appropriate country code.

Use as a LAN terminal

For terminal only operation, no setup is usually needed at all on the host side, though your system administrator may feel more comfortable adding the terminal name and IP address to the /etc/hosts file. In fact, this including in /etc/hosts is required if you will be using a printer attached to the SpotLine M110 as a system wide device (See below).

5.4 Use with Other Operating Systems

The SpotLine M110 terminal may be used as a terminal off any other host system that supports asynchronous terminals or Ethernet LAN Telnet sessions.

Complete emulation details of the SpotLine M110 are contained in Chapter 7 of this manual. You will notice that the control codes are very similar to other industry standard terminals.

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Contents

SpotLine TM M110 SpotLine M110 User Guide FCC Statement Table of Contents SpotLine M110 User Guide Warranty Introduction Page Specifications Page Installation Getting Started Setup Ping Main Menu Configuration SetupUsage Screen Saver User EnvironmentUser Environment Color Setup Default Sessions System KeyLanguage Keyboard Beeper Port Configuration Status Line Type SpeedData Parity Host FlowLine Emulation SessionsSessions Monitor MediaPrinter Auto Term Network Configuration Internet Address Network ParametersPrint Server Print ScreenPage Print Server System Key + P Active Active For activation of Print Server No, YesProtocol Host Name ModeDestination Host Host Table Exit without Saving Using the SpotLine M110 Terminal as a Terminal Server Reverse TelnetPage Remote TTY for Unix Systems Example rttyd /dev/ptyp8 s110tcp serial1 2j8.log 1&2 Scroll Lock + Backspace Reversal of the LED’s for Num. Lock and Caps LockPurge the Printer Buffer Function Key Reset Function KeyProgramming function keys F1- F24 Scroll Lock + Space Key Hexadecimal Examples Multiscreen Session Switching How to declare SCO mscreen for SpotLine Terminals Telnet Session Telnet ConnectionPage Software Configuration Setting up the LAN Terminal for PrintingSCO XENIX/Unix Use as a Telnet Session LAN TerminalPage Use as a Serial Terminal Use as a Telnet terminal Use with IBM’s AIX UnixUse as a Serial AIX Terminal Device Enter any printer device name you wish Enter a local queue nameEnter the device name for the SpotLine in /etc/hosts Other Unix Versions Tic scoansi.ti Use with Other Operating Systems Use as a LAN terminal Cabling Terminal to Host Cabling Serial Printer Cabling Emulation GeneralKeyboard Control Characters Key Scan CodePage Screen Control Parameters Where T has the value Local Printer Control Codes Ansi and AT386 Emulation Additional ESC Commands Reverse Direction of Serial Port Warranty