Overview
Introduction | The TN5250 Terminal Emulation User’s Guide , explains how to configure and |
| use the TN5250 emulation on your terminal. This emulation is an option for |
| terminals. |
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About This Guide | This guide is organized into three chapters and two appendixes: |
| ◆ Chapter 1, “Getting Started,” explains TN5250 terminal emulation |
| connection definitions, connections, and emulator sessions. |
| ◆ Chapter 2, “The Menu System,” explains the TN5250 online menu system |
| including keyboard mapping, and how to navigate through the menu |
| system. |
| ◆ Chapter 3, “Terminal Keyboard,” compares TN5250 and terminal keys, |
| and outlines the terminal’s keyboard features. |
| ◆ Appendix A, “Error Messages,” lists error messages and solutions to |
| problems reported by those error messages. |
| ◆ Appendix B, “Troubleshooting Aids,” provides a short guide for |
| preparation in troubleshooting your terminal. |
About TN5250
Terminal
Emulation
TN5250 terminal emulation provides the protocol to connect a terminal to IBM midrange systems (AS/400 servers). Once connected, the user can access and use legacy applications such as database and word processing through a terminal.
Product Features | TN5250 terminal emulation includes these | |
| ◆ | Interactive keyboard mapping |
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| ◆ | Multiple sessions |
| ◆ | Telnet protocol |
| ◆ | Color terminal support |
