IBM NetVista N2200w, Reference Manual

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For detailed information on configuring the TEC connection, refer to the FutureSoft
Terminal Emulation Client help files. See “Viewing the TEC help files” for
information on how to view these help files.
To connect to a terminal server through a TEC connection, see “Connecting to a
terminal server” on page 34 for information.
To edit a TEC connection, see “Editing a TEC connection” on page 36 for
information.
Viewing the TEC help files
Table 4 describes the information that you can find in each FutureSoft Terminal
Emulation Client help file.
Table 4. FutureSoft Terminal Emulation Client help files
DynaComm Connectivity Series (DCS) Online Reference files
dynace.exe The DCS Online Reference provides the following information:
v
Quick-start section for configuring an emulation session
v
Configuring the telnet connector, and the ANSI, VT420, and Wyse
50/60 emulations
v
Detailed reference information for systems administrators
IBM Online Reference files
ibm.exe
The IBM Online Reference for DCS provides detailed information on
configuring the IBM terminal emulations (3270, 3270 Print, 5250, and 5250
Print) and supported submodes (TN3270E and TN5250E).
NetPrint Print Server files (optional)
srvcnfg.exe The help file for the optional NetPrint Print Server provides detailed
information on network printing for your NetVista thin client.
You can download these help files onto your terminal server and view them from
your NetVista thin client.
Follow these steps to download the help files and view them from your NetVista
thin client:
1. From your Windows terminal server desktop, open your internet browser, and
go to the following URL:
http://www.ibm.com/nc/pubs
2. Search for the self-extracting help files described in Table 4.
3.
Download these self-extracting help files onto your terminal server.
To make it easier to manage these help files, create a separate directory for
them. Ensure that you save these help files in the same directory.
4.
Double-click on each self-extracting help file to unzip the file contents into your
directory.
a. Click Unzip to extract the file contents.
b. Read the readme.txt for special instructions on moving or saving certain
files.
5. To view a help file from your terminal server, double-click on a .HLP file
(xxxxxx.hlp) to launch it.
Configuring your thin client
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