CipherLab RS36 User Manual page 19

Terminal Emulator User Guide
Volume Up  VT ESC
SSH (VT Only)
SSH
SSH Log
Authentication
Authentication Type
Advanced
Login Name
Key File
General Options
Use TCP No-Delay
No pseudo-Terminal on Host
No Host Shell
Re-Key Every 60 Minutes
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Setting Description
Category List the categories of Physical Keys. Options are:
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Physical Key Serve the function of the Server Key.
Shift/ Ctrl/ Function with the physical key if selected.
Alt
Clear Key Make the selected Physical Key Undefined.
Trap Assign the command of a Server Key to a
Physical Key by directly pressing the latter one
on the mobile computer.
Reset Return to default Physical Keys.
When this function is enabled and a connection to the VT server is
established, pressing the volume up button will send "ESC" to the
VT server. This function is only available for VT Emulator.
Swipe the control bar from left to right to enable SSH.
Tap to enable/disable recording data about SSH connections.
Tap to select the authentication type between Name/Pwd and Key
File.
Tap to specify login name.
Tap to manage key files.
Enable this option to enhance the performance of small-amount
data transmission between Server and client Device. However, this
function might result in excessive traffic of short packets.
The "pseudo-terminal mode" is fundamental for VT (UNIX) host
system to build up Emulator sessions between client Devices.
Disable it if necessary.
Enable this option to have TE not run shell or command after
connecting to the remote host server. This option is applicable only
when:
1. SSH connection is used for port forwarding, and your user
account on the server is not allowed to run a shell.
2. SSH protocol version 2 is supported on host server.
In RFC 4253 (the SSH Transport Layer Protocol), the Re-Key
Alphabets
Numbers
Punctuations
Function Keys
Navigation Keys
Editing Keys