2-6 Peripheral Equipment
101–1386–001
Edition 2
Configuring The Terminal
After turning on the terminal power for the first time, check the terminal parameters to
make sure that they are correct for the server.
This section lists the recommended terminal parameters for making a terminal work with
Octel servers. Refer to the documentation that came with your terminal for procedures to
set up these parameters. Parameters not listed here can be set as desired.
Recommended Terminal Parameter Settings
The recommended terminal parameter settings are listed below. Parameter names may
differ with your terminal.
Parameter
Setting
Columns
Enhance Mode
Block End
Auto Scroll
Block Mode
Protect Mode
Baud Rate
Data Bits
Parity
Stop Bits
Communications
Rcv Handshaking
Xmt Handshaking
80
Off
Us/Cr
on
Character
Off
1200 or 9600 (modem and aux)
8 (modem and aux)
None (modem and aux)
1 (modem and aux)
Full Duplex
Xon/Xoff (modem and aux)
Xon/Xoff (modem and aux)
Starting Up the Server
After you connect the terminal to the server and set the terminal parameters, start up the
server. Refer to the appropriate server service manual for the startup procedure.
When the server receives power for the first time, it performs a series of self-diagnostic
tests. After the diagnostic tests are completed, you are prompted to enter the boot
command. Before you boot the server, select the terminal type. The server will not boot
until the correct terminal type has been selected.