YES
tablet
7380 User’s Guide September 16, 2003
Emulator Session Configuration
Double-click on the desktop YES
term
IP icon to open the Administrator. After choosing either a
YES
term
IP display or a YES
term
IP printer emulation, a wizard will guide you through configuration.
You can have a maximum of four emulation sessions. See the YES
term
/IP_CE User Guide for details
YES
term
IP Display
1. Host Name/IP Address: If you have a local DNS or WINS server, you can type in the AS/400 host
network name. Otherwise, type in the IP address of the AS/400 server.
2. Port Number: Use the default of
23
3. Connection Name: This is the friendly name that will appear in the Connection Manager screen.
4. Device Type: Select one from the drop-down list. The default
3477-FC
works well unless you
have special needs.
5. Device Name: If you are using named sessions, enter the session name here.
6. Host Code Page: Choose the applicable country from the drop-down list.
7. Keyboard Type: Choose
101 Terminal
if you are familiar with a terminal keyboard layout.
Otherwise, choose
101 PC
.
This concludes the display configuration parameters covered by the wizard. However, highlighting the
connection name in the Administrator and clicking on
Edit
can configure many more parameters.
Choices for many of these parameters are self-explanatory, but here are explanations for some of the
less-obvious choices.
•
Connection: If you wish to use sign-on encryption, choose an appropriate encryption level here.
Your AS/400 must also be configured for this encryption level.
•
General: The upper Edit button allows changes in the standard EBCDIC-to-ASCII conversion table.
The lower
Edit
button invokes the keyboard map editor. The default maps match the commands
and characters to the command and character nomenclatures on the keyboards. If you wish to make
command changes from the default, use this editor. The modified map will replace the default map,
so any new session that uses the same type of keyboard and the same keyboard language locale will
also have the same modified map.
•
Terminal
Enter
. On a 101-key keyboard with a terminal layout, the terminal
Enter
key is the PC
RightCtrl
key. However, the virtual keyboard in the YES
tablet
does not have this key. Therefore,
a useful alternative is to map the
End
key to terminal
Enter.
In the YES
term
IP keyboard map
editor, this is seen in the keyboard graphic as the NumPad
Enter
key. Your YES
tablet
typically
comes with this key already mapped to terminal
Enter.
•
Terminal
Reset.
On a 101-key keyboard with either a terminal or a PC layout, the terminal
Reset
key is the PC
LeftCtrl
key.
•
Attributes: If you don’t like the colors in your session, change them here. Column separator
characteristics can also be changed here.
•
Hot Spots: You can change the command assignments for global hot spots, or you can define new
hot spots
•
Key Pad: You can change the command assignments, add new buttons, or remove buttons.
•
Sign On: Enter your sign-on information here if you are using sign-on encryption.
•
Advanced
: Choose between a pure green-screen text display mode and a Windows display
mode
with menu, tool bar, and graphics status line. Acoustic messages, typically error beeps, can
be assigned to the terminal’s internal speaker or to external speakers (wave device).
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