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Copyright 1993 by U.S. Robotics, Inc.
8100 North McCormick Boulevard
Skokie, Illinois 60076-2999
U.S. Robotocs Sportster STOP Guide
START-UP TIPS**************************************************
Most problems in getting started with a modem can be solved by
properly setting up the communications software. That's why
we've assembled these tips on using the most popular software
packages.
Look over this short introduction first. Then, if your software
is included in the following listing (packages are in alphabetical
order), review the tips provided. Next, follow the modem
installation instructions in the modem manual.
NOTE: If you have a problem with your software, you may need to
call your software company's technical support department. We've
included information for reaching each software company listed.
About Communications Software
1. Some operating parameters depend on how you have first
set your software:
+ The rate of the transmission over the modem/
computer serial port. Depending on your modem,
that rate can range from 110 bits per second (bps)
to as high as 38,400 bps.
+ The length of each character (called word length),
either 7 or 8 bits, and whether Even, Odd or no
parity is used. Most common are 7/Even and
8/None.
+ The number of Stop bits used, usually 1.
When the modem receives the AT characters from your computer, it
detects their speed, word length, parity and number of Stop bits,
and adopts those parameters.
NOTE: To exchange data successfully, two modems must also use
the same word length, parity, and number of Stop bits. You'll
have to find out what the modem at your call's destination
requires.
2. Terminal Mode. This is the computer mode that allows you
to directly command the modem. When possible, we've
provided instructions for entering Terminal Mode with a
particular software package.
3. Autoconfiguration. Some programs allow you to select and
automatically configure the correct USRobotics modem from
a menu. But it takes time for software companies to
catch up with new products. If you don't find your new
modem on the menu, try the following.
You have: Try this:
---------------------------------------------------------
Sportster 2400 Courier 2400 MNP/V42,
Courier HST
Sportster 9600 Courier V.32, Courier V.32 bis
or 14,400
If none of these options are available, put the computer
in Terminal Mode and send the modem the listed
configuration string.
4. Modem Configuration String. As an alternative to
autoconfiguration, or as a means of optimizing
performance, this string configures the modem. In some
cases, the configuration string also saves the settings
to non-volatile memory as a default. The configuration
string is based on the AT command set described in the
modem manual.
5. Data Rate Features. Most programs use the term baud to
mean rate in bits per second, as in 9600 baud. The term
autobaud means that the software and modem automatically
change their serial port rates to match the rate at which
the modems connect. Depending on your modem, the possible
range is from 110 bps to 14,400 bps.
In general, USRobotics modems connect at the highest
possible speed, depending on the remote modem's
capabilities.
USRobotics error-control modems (V.42/MNP) switch down
to connect over the phone line, but still can lock in a
higher rate at the serial port, for better overall
efficiency (&B1 setting). However, this requires that
the software's serial port rate also be locked, rather
than set for autobaud as explained above. We've listed
information on this feature for each program that supports
it.
6. Dialing Directories. Most programs allow you to save the
names, phone numbers, and the correct software or modem
parameters required for specific connections. Later,
when you select an entry in the directory, the software
automatically performs the necessary configuration and
dials the number for you.
About the Modem
1. DIP Switches. The first thing to do with your modem is
to set the 8 DIP switches (located either in the base or
back of the modem) according to your software
requirements. You'll find a simple illustration for each
program with the recommended switch positions.
2. High Performance. You'll get top-notch performance from
the modem if your communications software supports
hardware flow control (Request to Send/Clear to Send, or
RTS/CTS), and allows you to lock in the modem's serial
port rate. Check the listings for your software to see
if these features are available.
The AT commands &H1 and &R2 set the modem for hardware
flow control, and &B1 sets the modem to maintain a higher
rate at the serial port than the rate on the phone line.
If you can't use hardware flow control, you'll have to
use software flow controlΩcheck the modem manual later.
NOTE: The &R2 command requires the RS indicator on the
front panel of the modem to be on. Power on the modem
and start your software. If the RS indicator is off,
the modem isn't getting a Request to Send signal. If
we've listed the software as supporting RTS, either your
computer or terminal doesn't support RTS, or you may have
a problem with your cable.
BITCOM, VERSION 3.5**********************************************
Bit Software Support: 408-263-2197
47987 Fremont Boulevard
Fremont, California 94538
DIP Switch Settings:
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 On
6 Off
7 On
8 On
Flow Control: Not Supported
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4
Terminal Emulation: VT100, ANSI, IBM 3101
File Transfer Protocols: ASCII, Kermit, Xmodem
Feature Notes
No Remote/Host Mode operation; no Terminal Mode
Startup Tips
Bitcom is a simple dialer program. We recommend leaving DIP
switch 7 down and letting the modem function with factory
settings.
1. Load and run the program.
2. Select the Change Configuration option. Check that the
COM port is the one to which your modem is connected.
NOTE: Bitcom does not allow you to turn off the
Auto-baud Detect function.
3. To set up a call, choose the Select/Edit Phone Numbers
option from the Main Menu. Press F10 to add a directory
entry, and specify the phone number and connection
information.
Terminal Mode
There is no specific option within Bitcom to put the computer in
Terminal Mode. If you want to send commands directly to the modem,
follow this procedure.
1. Choose the Select/Edit Phone Numbers option from the
Main Menu.
2. Press F10 to add a record.
3. Fill in connection information, but leave the phone
number field blank. Save the record.
By selecting the blank phone number record to dial, you put the
program in Terminal Mode. Type in any appropriate initialization
and dial commands.
BLAST, VERSION 10.5.1********************************************
U.S. Robotics, Inc. Support: 800-982-5151
8100 North McCormick Boulevard BBS: 708-933-5554
Skokie, Illinois 60076-2999 FAX: 708-933-5552
DIP Switch Settings:
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 Off
6 Off
7 Off
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF
Autoconfigure: Most USRobotics modems
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4
Terminal Emulation: Over 30, including the most common
File Transfer Protocols: Kermit, Proprietary Blast protocol,
Xmodem, Ymodem, Ymodem-G, Zmodem
Feature Notes
Definable security levels
Startup Tips
1. Follow the prompts in the easy BINSTALL program. You will
be asked in what directory (or directories) you want to
save the groups of files.
+ Blast program and support programs
+ Blast help, script and setup files
2. You are then prompted to set up the following parameters.
+ Color selection
+ Modem script choice
+ Baud rate (specify the highest serial port rate
your hardware supports)
+ COM port (select the serial port to which your
modem is connected)
+ Terminal emulator (PC ANSI is the format for
PC-to-PC and most BBS communications)
If you've already installed Blast, or if you complete the
installation and decide to change any of these parameters,
you can edit them by typing BINSTALL CUSTOM from the
prompt of the directory where you have copied the files.
3. Start the program by typing BLAST. You can choose to
view introductory information, or just press the ESC
key to bring up the Offline menu.
4. Highlight the Select option and press Enter. A prompt
appears to "Enter setup name to load."
5. Press Enter again. A list of options appears.
6. Highlight the Default option and press Enter. The Default
Setup options screen appears, with the parameters for the
USRobotics modem you selected when you installed the
software.
7. Select the Modify option at the top of the screen so that
you can edit the Default Setup. A cursor appears in the
first field on the screen.
8. Move down to the XON/XOFF Pacing field. Highlight the
word YES, and press the Space bar. The field toggles to
NO.
9. Then move to the RTS/CTS Pacing field. Highlight the
word NO, and press the Space bar. The field toggles to
YES.
10. Press Enter to go on to the Online menu and make a call
with this setup, or press ESC to exit the program.
Terminal Mode
Follow this procedure to communicate directly with the modem.
1. From the Main Menu, select Online.
2. In the next menu, select Connect.
3. In the next menu, select Terminal. The computer is now
in Terminal Mode.
4. To exit, press CTRL-K-K.
BOYAN, VERSION 4.0***********************************************
Justin Boyan BBS: 919-682-4225
9458 Two Hills Court
Columbia, Maryland 21045-3228
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 Off
6 Off
7 Off
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF
Autoconfigure: Use the Courier HST setting for 2400 bps modems;
select Courier V.32 for higher speed modems
Modem Configuration String: AT&B1&H1&R2&W
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4
Terminal Emulation: ANSI-BBS, Dumbterm, Gossip, Host, VT52,
VT100
File Transfer Protocols: ASCII, Xmodem, Relaxed Xmodem,
Xmodem-1K, Xmodem CRC, Ymodem, Ymodem-G
Feature Notes
No proprietary script language
Startup Tips
1. Load Boyan and start the program.
2. Type CTRL-C to bring up the Configuration Menu.
3. Under option C, set up your serial port speed, parity
and default protocol settings.
4. Under option E, set RTS/CTS flow control to YES,
XON/XOFF to NO, and Autobaud Detect to NO.
NOTE: If you are using an internal modem at a port
other than COM3 (IRQ4) or COM4 (IRQ3), make the correct
selection at this screen.
5. Press the ESC key to return to Terminal Mode.
6. Press CTRL-Home to bring up the Help Menu.
Terminal Mode
Boyan puts the computer in Terminal Mode as soon as you run the
program.
CARBON COPY, VERSION 6.0*****************************************
Microcom Support: 617-551-1414
500 River Ridge Drive BBS: 617-551-1888
Norwood, Massachusetts 02062 (using CCHELP)
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 On
6 Off
7 On
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4 and other user-definable
PS/2 COM Ports: COM1-COM8 and other user-definable
Terminal Emulation: VT100, VT52, TVI920, IBM 3101, Debug
File Transfer Protocols: Kermit Binary, Kermit Text, Xmodem,
Xmodem Batch, Ymodem, Ymodem Batch
Feature Notes
Definable security levels; programmable serial ports
Startup Tips
Insert the program disk and type CCSTART. You have the option of
installing three different files: CCINSTAL (the installation
module), CCHELP (the Remote package) and CC (the Host package).
1. Select CCINSTAL and follow the prompts.
2. Choose a modem script (descriptor file) that includes the
following commands: &B1, &H1, &R2, and &W. Unlike most
programs, Carbon Copy doesn't allow you to directly
command the modem with AT commands.
Descriptor files are constantly being upgraded. If you
don't see your modem on the list, call Carbon Copy
Support and ask if they have an updated file.
3. Verify that the COM port displayed on the screen is the
one to which your modem is connected, and that you have
set the highest possible serial port rate (at least
19200).
NOTE: Carbon Copy only uses RTS/CTS (hardware flow
control).
4. Depending on whether you intend to use this PC for Host
or Remote operations, select CC or CCHELP to continue
installation.
NOTE: With versions prior to 6.0, Carbon Copy had a
built-in protection based on the product serial number.
This prevented you from taking one purchased copy of the
program, installing the Host side on one computer and the
Remote side on another computer, and then establishing a
connection between them. This limitation no longer exists
in version 6.0.
Terminal Mode
1. To put the computer in Terminal Mode, run the CCHELP
program. (If CC is already loaded, you will need to type
CCHELP/O to override.)
2. Press F7, Terminal Emulation.
CLOSE-UP, VERSION 3.00A******************************************
Norton-Lambert Corporation Support: 805-964-6767
P.O. Box 4085
Santa Barbara, California 93140
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 Off
6 Off
7 Off
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF
Modem Configuration String: AT&B1&H1&R2&W
PC COM Ports: COM1 and COM2
File Transfer Protocols: Proprietary
Startup Tips
Close-Up is sold as two different packages: the Support/ACS
program and the Customer/Terminal program. The Support and
Customer programs are intended to work together; while either
program can call the other, applications always run on the
Customer computer and are viewed and controlled by the Support
computer. Two Customer programs can talk to each other, but two
Support programs cannot.
To Set Up Support:
1. Type SUPPORT and press Enter.
2. Press ALT-S, select Setup, and press Enter.
3. Select the Modem option. Press Enter to change the
setting to User Defined.
4. Change the initialization string to AT&B1&H1&R2&W.
Press Enter twice.
5. Select the Baud Rate option and press Enter to change it
to 19200, or the highest serial port rate your hardware
allows.
6. Select the COM Port option and verify that it is the one
to which your modem is connected; if not, press Enter to
toggle it to another port.
7. To save these settings, press ESC. Select File and press
Enter. Select Save Menu Parameters, press Enter, and
then type Y.
To Set Up Customer:
1. Type CUSTOMER and press Enter.
2. Press ALT-M, select Setup, and press Enter.
3. Select the Modem option. Press Enter to change the
setting to User Defined.
4. Change the initialization string to AT&B1&H1&R2&W.
Press Enter twice.
5. Select the Baud Rate option and press Enter to change it
to 19200, or the highest serial port rate your hardware
allows.
6. Select COM Port and verify that it is the one to which
your modem is connected; if not, press Enter to toggle
it to another port.
7. To dial out, select the Phone option. Select the Dial
item to place a call, and select the Hang Up item to
disconnect.
8. To exit, press the ESC key.
Terminal Mode
1. To put the computer in Terminal Mode, run the Customer
program.
2. Press ALT-M, select Terminal, and press Enter. You the
computer is now in Terminal Mode.
3. To exit, press the ESC key, and then press ALT-M.
CO/SESSION, VERSION 5.0******************************************
Triton Technologies, Incorporated Support: 908-855-9440
200 Middlesex Turnpike
Iselin, New Jersey 08830
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 On
6 Off
7 On
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS
Modem Configuration String: AT&B1&H1&R2&W
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4
PS/2 COM Ports: COM1-COM8
Terminal Emulation: Co/Session, VT100, VT102
File Transfer Protocols: Xmodem, Proprietary
Feature Notes
Definable security levels; billing log; session recording; no
Terminal Mode
Startup Tips
Co/Session is a remote access package made up of two programs,
Support and Application. The Support program is installed on a
PC that is intended to remotely access or control another PC or
network. Application is installed on the Host PC.
The following setup instructions apply to both programs.
1. Create a directory on your hard disk and copy all the
files from the floppy.
2. Type SCALLID to bring up the Phone Book Setup screen.
There will be one default entry listed.
3. Press F3 to change the default entry. A screen with
detail fields for the default entry appears.
4. Tab down to the COM Port section.
5. Press P repeatedly to toggle to the COM Port to which
your modem is connected.
6. Press B repeatedly to toggle to the highest serial port
rate your hardware permits (at least 19200).
7. Press M to select from a menu of modems. If you see your
modem on this list, highlight it and press Enter.
8. If you do not see your modem, select one of the CUSTOM
options and press Enter. A screen appears on which you
can customize your connect options.
+ In the Initialize field, type the following
string: AT&B1&H1&R2&W] (the "]" character is
used by Co/Session to terminate the string).
+ Tab to the H/W Flow Control field and press Enter
to toggle to YES.
+ Press F10 to accept these changes, and press F10
again to save the default entry.
Every new entry you add to the Phone Book will now default
to these settings. Press F1 to add an entry.
9. To load the program, type either SUPPORT or APPLICA,
depending on which program you are using.
CROSSTALK MK.4, VERSION 1.1**************************************
DCA Support: 404-442-3210
1000 Alderman Drive BBS: 404-740-8428
Alpharetta, Georgia 30201
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 On
6 Off
7 Off
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF
Modem Configuration String: AT&B1&H1&R2&W
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4
PS/2 COM Ports: COM1 and COM2
Terminal Emulation: TTY, ANSI, AT&T Modem 513, Data General
Dasher D210 & D211, VT52, VT102, VT220, TV912, TV920, TV925,
TV950, IBM 3101, ADDS Viewpoint, Hazeltine Esprit II, Datapoint
Datastation 3601
File Transfer Protocols: CompuServe-B, Crosstalk (proprietary),
Dart (proprietary), Xmodem, Ymodem, Ymodem-G, Ymodem Batch
Feature Notes
Definable security levels; built-in text editor
Startup Tips
1. Insert the program disk and type INSTALL from the A:
prompt. As part of the full installation program, you
will be asked to verify your COM Port (make sure that
the serial port is the one to which your modem is
connected) and Port Speed (set to 19200 or as high as
your hardware permits).
2. You will also be asked to choose a modem type. Selecting
a USRobotics modem from the list does not start an
auto-configuration process of the modem or software
defaults. You will still need to enter a modem
configuration string in the phone book card you create
for a call. Therefore, you can select any USRobotics
modem at this time.
3. You are next prompted to load a new script (NEWCALL).
To perform such operations as creating dialing entries,
enabling Terminal Mode, and setting up for auto answer,
you must create "cards" in the program "phone book."
Select the option to "Enter information for a new card."
4. Define the parameters for the kind of entry you want to
create, such as phone number to dial, port speed and
script file.
5. Once the entry is created, press ALT-D to review the
Device options for the card. This is where you enter
the modem configuration string; make this AT&B1&H1&R2&W.
You can also enter strings for dialing prefix/suffix and
auto answer. Verify the COM port, and set the highest
serial port rate your hardware supports. Select hardware
flow control. You should also specify the word length,
parity and stop bit format that is compatible with the
system you will be calling.
6. Another option under Device, called Local, determines
whether the card represents an entry to be dialed
automatically (Local = OFF) or a Terminal Mode operation
where you must execute a dial string (Local = ON). Create
one card with Local ON so that you can put the computer
in Terminal Mode.
7. Press ALT-M to display all Alt key commands.
8. Press ALT-F10 to display a menu from which you can
execute a card in the phone book, or display it for
editing.
9. If you want to change the configuration after the
installation is complete, type CONFIG at the DOS prompt
or type DO CONFIG at the command prompt in Crosstalk.
To change your modem setup, select the option "Modem
configuration change only."
Terminal Mode
1. To put the computer in Terminal Mode, type the following
command from the Command Line: GO LOCAL.
2. To exit, press the HOME key.
CROSSTALK FOR WINDOWS, VERSION 1.1 REV. C************************
DCA Support: 404-442-3210
1000 Alderman Drive BBS: 404-740-8428
Alpharetta, Georgia 30201
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 On
6 Off
7 Off
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4
PS/2 COM Ports: COM1-COM4
Terminal Emulation: VT102, VT52, IBM 3101, PC-ANSI, Vidtex
File Transfer Protocols: ASCII, CompuServe-B, Crosstalk
(proprietary), Dart (proprietary), Kermit, Xmodem, Ymodem,
Zmodem
Feature Notes
Operates under Windows and uses graphical, mouse-driven interface;
definable security levels
Startup Tips
1. Windows must be installed first.
2. Start the automatic installation program, follow the
introduction script and run the CONFIG program.
3. Set the port speed to 19200 (highest speed under Windows).
4. Select a USRobotics modem script.
5. Select Setup, then Device. In the Flow Control field,
select RTS/CTS (hardware flow control).
6. Exit the file, save the changes to NORMAL.XWP and select
Replace Existing File. The program saves your
configuration and exits to Windows.
7. Restart Crosstalk.
Terminal Mode
Crosstalk for Windows puts the computer in Terminal Mode as soon
as you run the program.
MIRROR III, VERSION 2.0******************************************
Softklone Support: 904-878-8564
327 Office Plaza Drive BBS: 904-878-9884
Tallahassee, Florida 32301
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 On
6 Off
7 Off
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF
Modem Configuration String: AT&B1&H1&R2&W
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4
Terminal Emulation: ADDS A1, ADM 3A, ANSI, IBM 3101, IBM 3278,
TI 940, TYMNET 78, VT52, VT100, VT200, WANG, WYSE50, Z-29, and
others
File Transfer Protocols: ASCII/Text, CompuServe-B, Crosstalk,
Hayes, Kermit (Server), Xmodem, Xmodem Batch, Xmodem-1K, Ymodem,
Ymodem-G, Zmodem (DSZ)
Feature Notes
Optional menu-driven interface; definable security levels
Startup Tips
Installation:
1. Insert the program disk and type INSTALL.
2. Select Full Installation/New Installation, and then
choose Selective Configuration/Dialing Directory.
WARNING: Don't select ACT or MNP add-ins.
As part of the installation, you are prompted to run the
Setup program.
3. Select Complete Setup. Set video, colors, and COM port
as desired.
4. Select Modem/Direct Connection and choose a USRobotics
modem script to program the modem.
5. Select desired Printer Setup and Dialing Method, rotary
(pulse) or tone.
6. Change the default port speed to F19200 or F38400,
depending on what your hardware permits.
7. Change the Initialization String to AT&B1&H1&R2S27=128|
(the "|" character is used by the program to terminate
the string).
8. Answer No to further changes; the program saves the
changes and the script ends, returning to the DOS prompt.
Edit Script File (for default settings):
1. Start the program by typing MIRROR. The program displays
the Dialing Directory. You must now edit the STD.XTK
script file to make hardware flow control the default.
2. Press the ESC key, and select File, Modify, STD.XTK.
3. Press the F5 key (Find function) and type Handshake.
Type U in response to the Option prompt. The cursor
moves to a line containing HANDSHAKE OFF. Change this to
read HANDSHAKE ON, and press the F3 key. The file is
saved and the Dialing Directory reappears.
4. For this change to take effect, you must exit the program
and restart it. Press the ESC key, and select Quit,
Exit to DOS. The program will end and return to the DOS
prompt. Restart the program by typing MIRROR.
IMPORTANT: When adding new entries to the Dialing Directory, be
sure to set the speed each time to F19200 or F38400, depending on
what your hardware permits.
Terminal Mode
1. To put the computer in Terminal Mode, type the following
command from the Command Line: GO LOCAL.
2. To exit, press the HOME key.
pcANYWHERE IV, VERSION 4.03*************************************
Dynamic Processor Associates Support: 516-462-6961
1776 East Jericho Turnpike BBS: 516-462-6652
Huntington, New York 11743
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 On
6 Off
7 Off
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF
Autoconfigure: Use the Courier HST setting for 2400 bps modems;
select Courier V.32 for higher speed modems
Modem Configuration String: ATS27=128 (under Additional Init
String)
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4
PS/2 COM Ports: COM3 and COM4
Terminal Emulation: Ampex 230, Aterm, Zenith Z-29, about 30 more
Feature Notes
Definable security levels
Startup Tips
This package contains two operation modes, Host and Remote. The
purpose of these options is to allow you to set up one PC (Host
Mode) that will run applications, while another PC at a different
location (Remote Mode) can dial up and monitor and control the
application.
Installation of Host Mode:
1. Install and load the program. From the Main Menu, choose
Hardware Configuration. Press the Insert key and assign
a Configuration Name (for example, USRobotics).
2. Press the Enter key and specify the serial port to which
the modem is connected.
3. Choose the appropriate USRobotics modem from the list.
4. Select the highest baud rate (serial port rate) your
hardware allows.
NOTE: This package automatically enables RTS/CTS
(hardware flow control).
5. Select a default data format (data bits, parity and stop
bits).
6. With high speed modems, select Additional Init String
and type ATS27=128. This disables result codes that the
software cannot display.
7. Press ESC to return to the Main Menu. Select Active
Configuration and choose the Configuration Name you
assigned in Step 1.
NOTE: Host Mode does not contain a Terminal Mode.
Installation of Remote Mode:
1. If installed in the same directory as Host, only Terminal
Mode needs further configuration. At the Main Menu,
choose Terminal Mode Setup.
2. Set RTS/CTS Flow Control to YES.
File Transfer--Host:
1. From the Host side at the Main Menu, select Preferences.
Set the option Allow Background File Transfer to YES.
2. Select Caller Information and press the Insert key to set
Password and Terminal Type.
3. From the Main Menu, choose Begin Connection and select
Exit, Allow Incoming Calls.
File Transfer--Remote:
1. From the Remote side at the Main Menu, select
Preferences and set the Computer Name.
2. Under Host Information, set Host Computer Name, Password,
Phone Number, and Terminal Emulation.
3. Under Connect to Host, choose Anywhere Host, then Call.
4. After a connection has been established, hold down the
Control key (CTRL) and press the Right Shift key
(RT-SHIFT). A menu for Session Options appears, with an
option for file transfer.
5. Two windows are displayed: the left for the remote
computer's hard disk files, and the right for the host
side. Mark the files you want to transfer and press F2.
6. If any problems occur, be certain that there are no TSRs
running in the background.
Terminal Mode
1. To put the computer in Terminal Mode, run the Remote
program.
2. Select Terminal, and then Direct Connect.
3. Press the ESC key. At the prompt Begin Terminal Mode,
answer YES.
4. Press CTRL-RT-SHIFT to exit.
NOTE: Earlier versions (3.00) required this procedure.
1. Run the ATERM program.
2. Press F6, Add an Entry in the Dial Directory. Fill in
information on this screen, but leave the phone number
blank. Save the record.
3. From the Main Menu, select the blank phone number to dial,
and press F2. The computer is now in Terminal Mode.
4. Press F10 to exit.
PROCOMM PLUS, VERSION 2.01**************************************
Datastorm Technologies Support: 314-875-0530
P.O. Box 1471 BBS: 314-875-0503
Columbia, Missouri 65205 314-875-0608
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 Off
6 Off
7 Off
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF
Autoconfigure: Most USRobotics modems
Modem Configuration String: AT&B1&H1&R2&W
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM8
PS/2 COM Ports: COM1-COM8
Terminal Emulation: VT family, ANSI, IBM 3101/3161/3270/ 950,
WYSE50/75/100, TVI910-955, Various DG/Adds/Adm/ Miscellaneous
File Transfer Protocols: ASCII, Raw ASCII, CompuServe-B+, Imodem,
Kermit, Modem7, Sealink, Telink, Xmodem, WXModem, 1KXmodem,
1KXmodem-G, Ymodem (Batch), Ymodem-G (Batch), Zmodem, and 3
external user-defined protocols
Feature Notes
Runs under Windows/Desqview and other multitasking software;
definable security levels in Host Mode
Startup Tips
The software's Quick-Start Guide covers the easy-to-follow
installation program. Follow the prompts in PCINSTAL to load
files and modify CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT. Use the
autoconfigure feature to do initial configuration for specific
USRobotics modems. After you have installed the program, you
should make the following changes to assure optimal performance.
1. Before turning on the modem, set the modem's DIP switches
as shown on the previous page.
2. Type PCPLUS to start the program, and press any key to
put the computer in Terminal Mode. Press ALT-P to display
the Current Settings window. The line at the top of the
window shows you what values are currently set for the
default serial port rate, parity, data bits, stop bits
and serial port.
+ Be sure that you have set the highest serial port
rate possible for your computer. We recommend
setting the rate to at least 19200; if your
computer permits, select 38400.
+ The parity, data bits and stop bits may vary for
different calls that you make. For now, accept the
default format of no parity, eight data bits and 1
stop bit. You can always specify different data
formats later when you create entries in the Dialing
Directory.
+ Verify that the COM port displayed is the one to which
you have connected your modem.
Make any necessary changes in this window and then press
ALT-S to save the settings. The program will return to the
Terminal screen.
3. Press ALT-S to enter the Setup Utility. Select Modem Options
and then General Options. In this window, verify that "Auto
Baud Detect" is OFF and that "Send Init if CD High" is NO.
Then press ESC to return to the submenu.
4. Select Modem Commands. Verify that the initialization command
is set to ATZ^M. Press ESC twice to return to the Main Menu.
5. Select Terminal Options. In this window, make sure the
following parameters are set: Duplex=FULL, Soft Flow Ctrl=OFF,
Hard Flow Ctrl=ON. Press ESC to return to the Main Menu.
6. Select Save Setup Options and press Enter to save the settings,
then press ESC to return to Terminal Mode.
7. Type AT and press Enter. The modem should respond with an OK
result code. Type the Modem Configuration String specified
earlier, and press Enter. The modem will return an OK result
code.
8. Press ALT-X to exit the program and answer YES to Exit to DOS.
9. Type PCPLUS to restart the program, and press any key to put
the computer in Terminal Mode. Type AT and press Enter.
Check that the modem responds with an OK result code.
Terminal Mode/Dialing Directory
1. Procomm Plus puts the computer in Terminal Mode as soon as
you run the program.
2. From Terminal Mode, press ALT-D to display the Dialing
Directory.
3. Type A to add an entry. Notice that when you first add an
entry, the baud rate and data format default to the values
you specified in the PCINSTAL program; change these now if
the system you are calling requires different settings.
QMODEM, VERSION 4.2F***************************************************
Mustang Software Support: 805-395-0223
P.O. Box 2264 BBS: 805-395-0650
Bakersfield, California 93303
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 On
6 Off
7 Off
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF
Autoconfigure: Use the Courier HST setting for 2400 bps modems;
select Courier V.32 or V.32 bis for higher speed modems
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4
Terminal Emulation: ANSI, AVATAR, DBUG-A, DBUG-H, TTY, TV1925, VT100
File Transfer Protocols: ASCII, Xmodem, Xmodem-CRC, Xmodem Relaxed,
Xmodem-1K, Xmodem-1KG, Ymodem Batch, Ymodem-1KG Batch, Zmodem Batch
Feature Notes
Definable security levels
Startup Tips
1. Type QMODEM and press ALT-N for quick modem configuration.
This loads the QINSTALL program; the program then displays
the Setup menu.
2. Select Modem and press Enter.
3. Select Communication Parameters and press Enter.
4. Change the default baud rate to 19200 or 38400, depending on
what your hardware permits, and verify the serial port
selection.
5. Press the ESC key. Select Quick Modem Config and press Enter.
6. Select Your Modem Type and press Enter. Check that your modem
switch settings match the display, and then press any key.
7. The program prompts you to send the initialization commands
to the modem. Type Y and press Enter.
8. Press any key twice, then select Toggles and press Enter.
9. Select RTS/CTS and press the Enter key to change the setting
to ON.
10. To save your changes, press the ESC key and then select Exit.
Select Save Changes and press Enter.
Terminal Mode
Qmodem puts the computer in Terminal Mode as soon as you run the
program.
RELAY GOLD, VERSION 5.0************************************************
Microcom Software Division Support: 203-798-3800
55 Federal Road
Danbury, Connecticut 06810
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 On
6 Off
7 On
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF
Autoconfigure: Use the Courier HST (US) setting for 2400 bps modems;
select Courier Dual Standard (US) for higher speed modems
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4
PS/2 COM Ports: COM1-COM8
Terminal Emulation: DEC VT100, DEC VT220, DEC VT240, DEC VT52,
IBM 3101 (both character and block mode), Adds 25, ANSI, Lear Siegler
ADM-5/3A, Hazeltine 1410, TeleVideo 910, TTY, Tymnet/78
File Transfer Protocols: Relay, Compuserve B+, Kermit, Xmodem CRC,
Xmodem Checksum, Xmodem 1K, Ymodem, Ymodem G, Ymodem Batch, Ymodem
G-Batch, Zmodem, IND$FILE
Feature Notes
Extensive PC-to-mainframe support and terminal emulation; multiple
sessions; background operation and unattended operation; definable
security levels
Startup Tips
1. Start the automated install program, and select your modem type.
Set the default port speed to 19200 or 38400, depending on
your hardware. If you've already installed Relay Gold, press
F4 from the Main Offline Menu and then specify your modem type.
2. To create an entry in the Dialing Directory, press F3, cursor
to the entry that most closely resembles the computer you want
to call, then press F3 to duplicate the entry. Type a new name
for the entry and specify the telephone number or access code
in the Access Number field.
3. Press the F4 key to set such options as flow control, file
transfer protocol and parity. Do this for each entry.
NOTE: Error control (ARQ) is the default for connections over
2400 bps. Insert an M before the phone number if you want
error control for connections at 2400 bps or lower.
4. We recommend that you set switch 7 down (factory defaults) and
let the program control the modem.
Terminal Mode
1. From the Main Menu, press F3 to call up the Dialing Directory.
2. Cursor to the MODEM entry. Press F1 to connect and issue
commands directly to the modem.
3. To exit, press the ESC key, and then ALT-F2.
TAPCIS, VERSION 5.4****************************************************
Support Group, Incorporated Support: 800-USA-GROUP
Lake Technology Park FAX: 301-387-7322
McHenry, Maryland 21541 BBS: CompuServe Forum
(depends on the number you
dial to access CompuServe)
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 On
6 Off
7 Off
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF
Autoconfigure: Most USRobotics modems
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4
PS/2 COM Ports: COM1-COM8
Terminal Emulation: N/A
File Transfer Protocols: ASCII, CISQuickB+
Feature Notes
Automated access to CompuServe; no Terminal Mode
Startup Tips
TAPCIS is designed to cut your online time with CompuServe to a minimum.
You may download a 21-day trial copy, or obtain a registered copy
directly from the Support Group through their 800 number. There is no
setup program; follow these steps.
1. Create a TAPCIS directory on your hard drive.
2. Copy all files to your TAPCIS directory. Type TAPCIS to start
the program.
3. Type P for Parameters, then press C repeatedly to toggle
through a list and select the COM port to which your modem is
attached.
4. Press I to customize the modem initialization string. This
is actually the dialing command, so ideally this should
include ATDT along with any additional commands you need
(for example, ATDT9, ATDT1, etc.).
5. You must select key settings so the program will recognize
different types of result messages.
+ Type O for Online Report. Use the four-character
string NECT for the program to key in on the CONNECT
message.
+ Type F for Fail Report. Use the four-character string
RIER for the program to key in on the NO CARRIER
message.
+ The final key setting is the telephone number. TAPCIS
stores up to four numbers. Enter the port speed along
with the telephone number.
6. Complete the installation by filling in the parameters that
are specific to your CompuServe access.
TELIX, VERSION 3.15****************************************************
Exis, Incorporated Support: 416-289-4641
P.O. Box 130 BBS: 416-439-9399
West Hill, Ontario M1E 4R4
DIP Switch Settings
Recommended
DIP Switch Setting
---------------------------
1 Off
2 Off
3 On
4 Off
5 Off
6 Off
7 Off
8 On
Flow Control: RTS/CTS and XON/XOFF
Autoconfigure: Most USRobotics modems
PC COM Ports: COM1-COM4
PS/2 COM Ports: COM1-COM8
Terminal Emulation: ANSI, TTY, VT102, VT52, AVATAR, ANSI-BBS
File Transfer Protocols: ASCII, CISQuickB, Kermit, Modem7, Sealink,
Telink, Xmodem, Xmodem-1K,Xmodem-G-1K, Ymodem (Batch), Ymodem-G, and
Zmodem
Feature Notes
Definable security levels; multiple dialing prefixes
Startup Tips
1. Load the program and press ALT-O to bring up the Configure
Telix window.
2. Under Terminal Options, verify the following.
+ The COM port to which your modem is connected.
+ Your serial port rate is set to the highest level
permitted by your hardware (at least 19200 for high
speed modems).
+ The data bits, parity and stop bits are set to a
common format (such as 8, None, 1).
+ XON/XOFF flow control is OFF.
+ CTS/RTS hardware flow control is ON.
+ DSR/DTR flow control is OFF.
+ The default terminal type is ANSI-BBS.
3. Return to the menu, and select Modem and Dialing. Verify that
Auto Baud Detect is OFF. This is also the screen where you
would set up alternate dialing prefixes, to customize your
calls for different target systems.
Terminal Mode
Telix puts the computer in Terminal Mode as soon as you run the
program.
USRobotics, the USRobotics logo, and Sportster are registered
trademarks of U.S. Robotics, Inc. The other software, computer and
product names mentioned in this document are trademarks of their
respective owners.
CopyRight 1993 by U.S. Robotics, Inc.
8100 N. McCormick Blvd.
Skokie, Illinois 60076-2999
All Rights Reserved