AT&T UNIX PC User Manual page 11

Preface
Welcome to the AT&T QNIX® PC Terminal Emulation User's
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This guide describes how to set up UNIX PC
Asynchronous Terminal Emulation (ATE) and use its
features. This guide is organized into the following
chapters:
o Introducing Termina1 Emulation describes the
features of Asynchronous Terminal Emulation
and what you'll need to get started.
o Setting Up the Hardware shows you how to set
up the communications lines for your data
calls. This chapter also discusses
connecting an RS-232C cable to your computer.
o Setting Up the Software for Data Calls
describes how to install the ATE software,
and how to set up the software environment
needed for terminal emulation. This chapter
also shows you how to set up automatic login
sequences.
o Communicating with Other Computers describes
the procedures for calling another computer
system, logging in, transmitting and
receiving files, and capturing and printing
screen data.
o Appendix A Presentation Level Protocol lists
the terminal command sequences supported by
Asynchronous Terminal Emulation.
o Appendix B UNIX PC Keyboard Codes lists the
keyboard codes transmitted during terminal
emulation.
o AppendiX C RS-232 Technica1 Information
provides pin assignments and technical
details of the UNIX PC's DTE RS-232 port.
o Appendix D UMODEM File Transfer Formats
describes the UMODEM protocol.
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