2 Ethernet Interface Adapter User’s Guide
The adapter provides 802.3 Ethernet connectivity, TCP/IP host
connectivity, and Telnet application connectivity.
Configuring The Terminal
In order for the adapter to function successfully, the terminal
should be configured as follows:
Data Format
8 data bits
1 stop bit
No parity
EIA Baud Rate
38400
EIA Communication Protocol
None
Xon/Xoff
DTR/DSR
Both
This setting should match the
Comm Protocol
setting of the
adapter (see page 9). If the adapter’s
Comm Protocol
is set to
None
, the terminal could lose data.
Emulation
This adapter works with all the standard terminal
emulations. However, the
host emulation
should match the
terminal emulation.
For example, a user logs on to a UNIX system, and selects
the host emulation to be AT386 (using the command
TERM=AT386 <CR> followed by set TERM<CR>). At this point,
the user must make sure that the terminal emulation is also
set to AT386 (by entering the
terminal
setup and checking
the emulation parameter).
A terminal in
PC-Term
emulation with
Scan Code
mode on, can
not navigate the adapter setup menu. Change the key mode to
ASCII or change the terminal emulation to other than PC-
