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LXE DOS Terminal Emulations 47
E-EQ-MX1ISRG-F MX1 I-Safe Reference Guide
DOS Terminal Emulation User Defined Stored Forms
DOS terminal emulations have the following space requirements for each user defined stored
form:
Terminal Emulator Stored Form Limit
ANSI and ANSI Plus 2K
LDS 520 bytes
IBM 3270 1K
IBM 5250 1K
TN3270 1K
TN5250 1K
Dual Terminal Emulation
Dual TE capabilities requires client devices with at least 8Meg Flash.
For more information on items in this section, please refer to the LXE electronic manual titled
"DOS Autoconfigurator Instructions" on the LXE Manuals CD.
TE Selection Menu
The user is presented with the TE Selection Menu listing the available terminal emulators. For
example, a user could see:
[5] Launch 5250
[A] Launch ANSIPLUS
[E] Exit to DOS
Please select option: [5, A, E]?
Upon selecting one of the terminal emulator options, the desired TE is launched. When the user
selects E, the screen is cleared and system is returned to the DOS prompt. In addition to multiple
TE’s, the TE Selection Menu can also display multiple Autologin hosts for ANSI Plus and LDS
Plus. Please refer to the ANSI Plus Reference Guide for more information on multiple hosts.
Single Terminal Emulator Present
After the initial auto-configuration, the system will boot up and immediately launch the terminal
emulator. No menu is presented.
Exiting Terminal Emulators
When the user quits the TE with an ALT-X, the screen is cleared and the menu is presented again.
The exit behavior of some TE’s can be configured. Please refer to the “DOS Autoconfigurator
Instructions” for more details.
Menu Customization
The system administrator may change almost every facet of the menu display by modifying the
variables found at the top of
teselect.bat . Details on modifying the TESELECT.BAT file are
included in the “DOS Autoconfigurator Instructions”.