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Terminal Emulator
User Guide
Login Password Prompt
Command Prompt
Term Login
Emulator Settings
Menu Item
VT Settings
Convert to Uppercase
Line Buffer
Local Echo
Send String when Connect
New Answer Back
Server Language
Replace Char if Unconvertable
TN Settings
Server Language
WorkStation ID
10
Tap this item to bring up the dialog to specify the text exactly
displayed by the host service to prompt for password. This function is
only available for VT host types.
(This option is available after you enable "Auto Login")
Tap this item to bring up the dialog to specify the text exactly
displayed by the host service to prompt for command. This function
is only available for VT host types.
(This option is available after you enable "Auto Login")
Tap this item to bring up the dialog. Select the radio buttons between
Tab and Enter to assign the key to switch over Login Name and Login
Password when Auto Login is enabled. This function is only available
for VT host types.
(This option is available after you enable "Auto Login")
Brief Description
Capitalize all the letters of input data.
Show typed text and commands locally on Terminal Emulator, and
transmits them to host service only after Enter key is hit to confirm
the input.
By default and by characteristic of VT Emulator, Terminal
Emulator sends entered text to host service character by
character without hitting Enter key.
Show typed text locally on Terminal Emulator just as it is being
transmitted to host service.
Typed commands will not be shown locally.
Define the command that Terminal Emulator sends to host service
on connection. Tap the text field to enter the desired command.
Specify a string to be sent to the host when receiving an ENQ from
the host.
Assign the character code for displaying the characters received
from the server.
When "UTF-8" is assigned in Server Language, this control bar is
available. Swipe it from left to right and tap to assign a replacement
character.
If the characters received from the server are unconvertable, a
replacement will be displayed on the terminal. Options are:
(Blank), X, %, &, ≠, -, _
Assign the character code for displaying the characters received
from the server.
Specify a string less than 10 characters to be sent to the host when
receiving an ENQ from the host. Users can include the variables as
follows for device identification:
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