| The terminal speed must match the serial port speed.
You now need to set up additional attributes for the 3161. To set up the additional
attributes:
1. Press Select to display the attribute selection bar.
2. Change the values on the selection bar to match the values in Table A-4.
To move between selections while on a selection bar, press Tab. To change a
value for an attribute, press the spacebar.
3. Press Send to accept the current values for the attributes on the selection bar.
4. Continue with step 2 until you have set all the attributes in Table A-4.
5. Press Select after the last selection bar to exit the 3161 setup function.
Table A-4. Additional Setup Attributes for the IBM 3161
Attribute Setting
Enter Send
Return Field
New Line CR
Tab Field
Line Wrap On
Auto LF|Off
Send Null On
Insert Space
Trace All
CRT Saver No
Scroll On
Print Viewport
Print Null On
Print EOL On
Line End CR-LF
|Send|Line
|Bringing Up a Command Line Console
| If you are at an IBM 2210 that has never been configured, the system presents the
| command prompt Config (only)> . You can then proceed with the initial config-
| uration. If the IBM 2210 has been configured sufficiently, the system presents the
| OPCON command prompt ( \ ).
|
Configuration Methods| The IBM 2210 supports four types of configuration methods:
| Quick Configuration
| Quick Configuration allows you to configure selected devices, bridging proto-
| cols, and routing protocols without entering a separate configuration environ-
| ment to use the Configuration Program. After creating a minimal configuration,
| you must transfer a complete configuration to the IBM 2210 using TFTP or the
| configuration program’s communications feature. To use Quick Configuration
| for the initial configuration, you must attach an ASCII terminal to the IBM 2210.
| EasyStart
Appendix A. Access Methods and Attaching an ASCII Terminal A-7