33
CHAPTER 4: Remote Control
5.
Go to any ANSI CRT terminal
on the RS-232 circuit. If you
are running a terminal
emulation program, set the
program to ANSI.
If necessary, enter CON
(connect) from within the
terminal emulation program.
You may be prompted by the
modem to enter the CON
command, depending on your
equipment setup or the order
in which you made all of the
connections up to this point.
6.
Your remote session has
begun. You will now see
everything on the remote
terminal’s screen that appears
on the 232 Monitor Plus
screen.
7.
You can access all of the 232
Monitor Plus functions from
the remote terminal (see
Appendix A, Remote Terminal
Information
for more
information).
8.
See
Appendix A
for a cross-
reference of various terminal
keys to the Monitor Plus keys.
232 Monitor Plus
Remote
Adapter
ANSI CRT
Terminal or
personal computer
running a terminal
emulation program
Modem
Modem
PSTN
Connection
REMOTE
LOCATION
PRIMARY
LOCATION
Figure 3. A sample configuration for remote operation
of the 232 Monitor Plus.