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  1.  
  2.  
  3.                                    COPYRIGHT
  4.  
  5.         (C) 1986,87,88 by Triton Technologies Inc.  All rights reserved.  
  6.                
  7.  
  8.  
  9.                                   TRADEMARK
  10.  
  11.         CO/SESSION is a trademark of Triton Technologies Inc.
  12.         Hayes is a registered trademark of Hayes Microcomputer Products, 
  13.         Inc.  IBM is a registered trademark of International Business 
  14.         Machines, Inc.
  15.  
  16.  
  17.         Triton Technologies Inc.
  18.         146 Maple Avenue
  19.         Red Bank, New Jersey  07701
  20.         (201) 741-3232
  21.  
  22.         Document Revision 1.0 - 2/28/87
  23.  
  24. è
  25.                    CO/SESSION(tm) Demonstration User's  Guide 
  26.                    ------------------------------------------
  27.                           Remote Communication Software
  28.  
  29.  
  30.  
  31.  
  32.                                 TABLE OF CONTENTS
  33.         
  34.  
  35.         Section                    Description                     Page No.
  36.         -------   -----------------------------------------------  --------
  37.  
  38.           1.0     Introduction...................................     1-1
  39.                   1.1  Typical CO/SESSION Uses...................     1-1
  40.                   1.2  Demonstration Version.....................     1-2
  41.                   1.3  Document Organization.....................     1-3
  42.  
  43.  
  44.  
  45.           2.0     CO/SESSION Features And Functions Overview.....     2-1
  46.                   2.1  Basic CO/SESSION Operation................     2-1
  47.                   2.2  Extended CO/SESSION Functions And 
  48.                           Capabilities...........................     2-3
  49.  
  50.  
  51.  
  52.           3.0     Installing CO/SESSION And Getting Started......     3-1
  53.                   3.1  Installing CO/SESSION.....................     3-1
  54.                   3.2  Loading And Executing CO/SESSION..........     3-10
  55.                   3.3  Making Your First CO/SESSION Connection...     3-11
  56.                        3.3.1  Setting CO/SESSION To Auto-Answer/
  57.                                  Wait Dial-In....................     3-11
  58.                        3.3.2  Starting The Connection Try........     3-15
  59.                   3.4  Setting Up A Call ID......................     3-18
  60.                   3.5  Modem Setup...............................     3-27
  61.                   3.6  Operating Environments....................     3-28
  62.                   3.7  Restrictions And Limitations..............     3-28
  63.  
  64.  
  65.  
  66.  
  67.      Appendix A   CO/SESSION Function Tree Overview...............    A-1
  68.         
  69.  
  70.      Appendix B   Modem Technical Specifications..................    C-1
  71.  
  72.  
  73.  
  74.            1.0  Introduction
  75.  
  76.            Welcome to CO/SESSION remote communications!  This 
  77.            document describes how to operate the CO/SESSION 
  78.            demonstration functions.  
  79.  
  80.  
  81.            CO/SESSION is a flexible and powerful remote 
  82.            communications and control package.  Remote access, 
  83.            control, support, diagnosis, training, and 
  84.            demonstrations from your computer, to another computer 
  85.            located elsewhere are possible now with CO/SESSION. 
  86.            CO/SESSION links two IBM PC/AT/XTs or compatible 
  87.            computers so they operate as one. What you type at
  88.            your computer will be displayed on the remote 
  89.            computer. You can run any program that you could run 
  90.            at the remote computer, from your local computer as 
  91.            easily as if you were sitting at the remote computer. 
  92.  
  93.  
  94.            CO/SESSION operates transparently.  In other words, it 
  95.            operates in the background with most programs. When 
  96.            you wish to use any of CO/SESSION's extended functions 
  97.            you only need to press the appropriate FUNCTION keys.  
  98.            Security mechanisms in CO/SESSION protect your 
  99.            computer from unauthorized access. 
  100.  
  101.  
  102.  
  103.            1.1  Typical CO/SESSION Uses 
  104.  
  105.            CO/SESSION brings you power and flexibility for:
  106.  
  107.  
  108.            Customer Support
  109.  
  110.            Link your SUPPORT computer to an APPLICATION computer 
  111.            and give your customers hands-on support without 
  112.            leaving your office. 
  113.  
  114.            New support options are available now.  Software 
  115.            manufacturers, VARs, and support personnel, boost your 
  116.            support capability with CO/SESSION. 
  117.  
  118. è
  119.            Training
  120.  
  121.            Teach your customers anywhere in the country with 
  122.            CO/SESSION's dual control capability. 
  123.  
  124.  
  125.            Sales Demonstrations
  126.  
  127.            Demonstrate software from your office with 
  128.            CO/SESSION's monitoring function.  CO/SESSION enhances 
  129.            the business call with pictures.
  130.  
  131.  
  132.            Consulting
  133.  
  134.            You can be more productive for your clients by 
  135.            spending more time applying your consulting expertise 
  136.            and assistance instead of wasting time commuting.
  137.  
  138.  
  139.            Joint Problem Solving
  140.  
  141.            Combine your talents with associates and clients 
  142.            anywhere in the country. CO/SESSION's file transfer 
  143.            functions and enhanced printing options let you and 
  144.            your colleagues modify or print the same file 
  145.            simultaneously.
  146.  
  147.  
  148.            Remote Access
  149.  
  150.            Access your office computer from your home with 
  151.            CO/SESSIONS remote control capability.  Let CO/SESSION 
  152.            commute for you.
  153.  
  154.  
  155.  
  156.            1.2  Demonstration Version 
  157.  
  158.            The CO/SESSION demonstration version is essentially the 
  159.            same as the regular, full-featured CO/SESSION version.
  160.            Refer to the READ-ME file on the CO/SESSION diskette for
  161.            the demonstration version restrictions.
  162.  
  163.  
  164.  
  165.            1.3  Document Organization
  166.         
  167.            Section 2 presents a more detailed overview of 
  168.            CO/SESSION.  Section 3 is a step by step tutorial. It 
  169.            describes how to install CO/SESSION and get started 
  170.            using CO/SESSION.  The Appendices include a summary 
  171.            overview of the CO/SESSION function menu organization.
  172.  
  173.  
  174.  
  175.            2.0  CO/SESSION Features And Functions Overview
  176.  
  177.            This Section describes CO/SESSION's monitoring 
  178.            capability, functions and features.  
  179.  
  180.  
  181.  
  182.            2.1  Basic CO/SESSION Operation 
  183.         
  184.            CO/SESSION links two computers so that PC-DOS/MS-DOS 
  185.            programs running on one computer are mirrored on the 
  186.            other.  The computer which is running the program is 
  187.            called the APPLICATION computer.  The computer which 
  188.            is mirroring the APPLICATION computer is called the 
  189.            SUPPORT computer.  See FIGURE 2-1 for an overview of 
  190.            these definitions.
  191.  
  192.  
  193.            The SUPPORT computer displays the same screen as the 
  194.            APPLICATION computer.  As a result, you and the 
  195.            SUPPORT user will see the same thing on your computer 
  196.            screens. You can run a program from the SUPPORT 
  197.            computer on the APPLICATION computer as well. The 
  198.            APPLICATION computer accepts what you type at the 
  199.            SUPPORT computer as if you were typing at the 
  200.            APPLICATION computer. Therefore, the  CO/SESSION 
  201.            APPLICATION computer is dually controlled like an 
  202.            airplane used in flight training.         
  203.  
  204.  
  205.            The SUPPORT computer can be distant from the 
  206.            APPLICATION computer but the computers must be
  207.            connected via Hayes(tm) or compatible modems, or a 
  208.            hardwired line.
  209.  
  210.         
  211.            CO/SESSION supports full text and interactive graphics 
  212.            with the Monochrome Display Adapter (MDA) or Color     
  213.            Graphics Adapter (CGA), and the Enhanced Graphics 
  214.            Adapter (EGA) in the CGA or MDA modes.  
  215.  
  216.  
  217.  
  218. è              -------------------               -------------------
  219.               |                 |               |                 |
  220.               |                 |               |                 |
  221.               |  APPLICATION    |               |    SUPPORT      |
  222.               |    COMPUTER     |<------/       |    COMPUTER     |
  223.               |                 |      /        |                 |
  224.               |                 |     /-------->|                 |
  225.               |                 |               |                 |
  226.               -------------------               -------------------
  227.  
  228.  
  229.     o An IBM-PC, -XT, -AT, or           o An IBM-PC, -XT, -AT, or
  230.       compatible computer                  compatible computer
  231.  
  232.  
  233.     o User runs a PC-DOS program        o User is a customer support,
  234.                                           training support, installation
  235.                                           support, or sales support person 
  236.                                           for the PC-DOS program which 
  237.                                           is running on the APPLICATION
  238.                                           computer.                          
  239.                  
  240.                                         o User who wants remote access to
  241.                                           his programs and files
  242.                               
  243.                                         o User who wants to work jointly 
  244.                                           with the remote user on the
  245.                                           same document or spreadsheet
  246.  
  247.     o CO/SESSION APPLICATION mode       o CO/SESSION module for SUPPORT 
  248.       active here which detects screen    resides here which receives screen 
  249.       changes to send to SUPPORT, and     changes from the APPLICATION and 
  250.       receives keystrokes from SUPPORT    updates its screen display, and 
  251.       when in a remote control mode.      transmits keystrokes to the 
  252.                                           APPLICATION  computer when in a       
  253.                                           remote control mode.
  254.                
  255.            
  256.                                      
  257.                                               
  258.  
  259.  
  260.             Overview Of APPLICATION And SUPPORT Computer Definitions
  261.  
  262.                                 FIGURE  2 - 1
  263.  
  264.  
  265.  
  266.  
  267.            2.2  Extended CO/SESSION Functions And Capabilities
  268.  
  269.            CO/SESSION's extended capabilities make it powerful 
  270.            and easy to use.  
  271.  
  272.  
  273.            Call ID Directory
  274.  
  275.            You name the APPLICATION and SUPPORT computers that 
  276.            will be used with CO/SESSION. For each computer, 
  277.            you assign a Call ID, telephone number, login ID and 
  278.            password, and baud-rate.  These Call ID parameters are 
  279.            saved in a Call ID directory file. You can modify this 
  280.            file to suit your needs. You can make connections with 
  281.            a specific computer or set your computer to wait for a 
  282.            connection request from any computer in the  auto-
  283.            answer wait mode.  You can break a connection with the 
  284.            remote computer at any time. 
  285.  
  286.  
  287.            Local/Remote File Functions 
  288.  
  289.            CO/SESSION offers a comprehensive set of file 
  290.            manipulation and transfer functions.  You can display 
  291.            directory contents from the local or remote computer.  
  292.            You can display, delete, rename/move, copy text files 
  293.            or copy binary files from either computer.
  294.  
  295.  
  296.            Keyboard Chat And Voice Conversation
  297.  
  298.            Alternate conversation modes make it easy to 
  299.            communicate with your remote CO/SESSION user.  You can 
  300.            talk over the telephone connection in the voice mode.  
  301.            Or you two can type conversations in the keyboard text 
  302.            chat mode.  
  303.  
  304.  
  305. è           Terminal Emulation Mode / XMODEM File Transfer 
  306.  
  307.            You can make your PC emulate a TTY terminal and access 
  308.            database and bulletin board services.  In this mode 
  309.            you can exchange files using the XMODEM protocol.
  310.  
  311.  
  312.            Record And Playback 
  313.  
  314.            As the CO/SESSION SUPPORT user, you can save and 
  315.            review individual screen images like a slide-show 
  316.            presentation. You can also record and playback an 
  317.            entire SUPPORT monitoring session as if you had a 
  318.            video tape recorder.
  319.  
  320.  
  321.            Suspend/Resume 
  322.           
  323.            As the SUPPORT user can suspend monitoring without 
  324.            losing connection with the APPLICATION computer. While 
  325.            the session is suspended you can run programs, execute 
  326.            local DOS commands, use the CO/SESSION file functions, 
  327.            type messages in keyboard chat or use the voice mode.
  328.  
  329.  
  330.            Billing Log 
  331.  
  332.            The SUPPORT user can automatically record to a disk 
  333.            file incoming and outgoing calls, with whom they were 
  334.            made, when they were made and how long they lasted.
  335.  
  336.  
  337.            Remote Printing
  338.  
  339.            You can send print information from the APPLICATION 
  340.            computer to the SUPPORT computer printer.  You have 
  341.            the option at the APPLICATION computer to ignore 
  342.            printing, redirect printing to the SUPPORT computer, 
  343.            or print both at the APPLICATION and SUPPORT 
  344.            computers.  At the SUPPORT computer, you have the 
  345.            option of ignoring the down-loaded print data, 
  346.            printing as the data is received, or spooling to a 
  347.            file.
  348.                
  349. è           APPLICATION Keyboard Lock
  350.  
  351.            You can lock the APPLICATION keyboard to prevent 
  352.            accidental or unauthorized access to your computer. 
  353.  
  354.  
  355.            Full Speed APPLICATION Execution 
  356.  
  357.            You can set the APPLICATION computer to execute at 
  358.            full-speed and not be delayed by updating the SUPPORT 
  359.            screen display.  At any time, you can switch the 
  360.            APPLICATION computer back to synchronized mode which 
  361.            runs at the speed that the SUPPORT screen display can 
  362.            be updated.
  363.  
  364.  
  365.            User Customization
  366.  
  367.            You can customize the operating characteristics of 
  368.            CO/SESSION, including  what disk drive and directory 
  369.            you want files stored in. 
  370.  
  371.  
  372.  
  373.            3.0  Installing CO/SESSION And Getting Started 
  374.  
  375.            This Section describes how to install CO/SESSION and   
  376.            the operating environments in which CO/SESSION will 
  377.            run. Included is a tutorial section. 
  378.  
  379.  
  380.            3.1  Installing CO/SESSION
  381.  
  382.            CO/SESSION installation is automated.  You are 
  383.            required only to respond to prompts. The installation 
  384.            program provides default values for all the prompts.  
  385.            To accept the defaults press the <Enter> key.  For 
  386.            most CO/SESSION users, with a fixed hard disk drive 
  387.            "C:", the default values are sufficient.
  388.  
  389.  
  390.            One CO/SESSION diskette is shipped with the following 
  391.            files:
  392.  
  393.                SUPPORT.EXE  -  SUPPORT CO/SESSION executable version
  394.                INSTALL.EXE  -  CO/SESSION installation program
  395.                SESSION.HLP  -  on-line HELP text file
  396.                SESSION.RMP  -  default Call ID directory file
  397.                READ-ME      -  demonstration version release notes
  398.  
  399.  
  400.  
  401.            First, take the CO/SESSION demonstration diskette and 
  402.            place it in your "A:" floppy drive and close the door.
  403.            Type in "A:" and press the <Enter> key.  Your default
  404.            drive designator is now the "A:" floppy drive.
  405.  
  406.  
  407.            Next, type in "INSTALL" and press the <Enter> key to 
  408.            execute the CO/SESSION installation program.  When the  
  409.            installation program is loaded, follow the on-screen
  410.            instructions to properly install CO/SESSION.
  411.  
  412.  
  413.  
  414.            3.2  Loading And Executing CO/SESSION
  415.  
  416.  
  417.            If CO/SESSION is NOT loaded automatically when you 
  418.            reboot, you may execute it at any time by typing 
  419.            "SESSION". The following screen is displayed when 
  420.            CO/SESSION completes loading:
  421.  
  422.  
  423.               +-----------------------------------------------------------+
  424.               |                       W E L C O M E                       |  
  425.               |                            to                             |
  426.               |            CO/SESSION(tm) REMOTE COMMUNICATIONS           |
  427.               |                                                           |
  428.               |  -------D E M O N S T R A T I O N   V E R S I O N-------  |
  429.               |   SUPPORT Version  V1.5  1/31/87                          |
  430.               |   Copyright (C) 1986,1987  Triton Technologies Inc.       |
  431.               |   All Rights Reserved.                                    |
  432.               |  -------------------------------------------------------  |
  433.               |    -Use <Alt><LfS>       to access CO/SESSION menus       |
  434.               |                                                           |
  435.               |                                                           |
  436.               +-----------------------------------------------------------+
  437.                    Screen display when CO/SESSION loads
  438.  
  439. ******************************** FIGURE 3-11 ********************************
  440.  
  441.  
  442.  
  443.            At any time, you may type the command "SESSION" to bring 
  444.            up the above screen.  
  445.  
  446.  
  447.  
  448.            Once CO/SESSION is loaded, access the menus by 
  449.            pressing <Alt> and <LeftShift> keys simultaneously.  
  450.            Your current application or DOS is suspended, and the 
  451.            CO/SESSION MAIN MENU is presented.
  452.  
  453.  
  454.            If you are using a CGA card and color monitor, you may 
  455.            notice "snow" on the display screen.  If this is the 
  456.            case, set the CO/SESSION Configuration Setting for 
  457.            Color Monitor Scan Speed to "SLOW".  See the "Define 
  458.            Configuration Settings" function description.
  459.  
  460.  
  461.  
  462.            3.3  Making Your First CO/SESSION Connection
  463.  
  464.  
  465.            In order for two CO/SESSION systems to connect, one 
  466.            must be an APPLICATION type, and the other must be a 
  467.            SUPPORT type.  Two CO/SESSION APPLICATION computers 
  468.            cannot connect. Two CO/SESSION SUPPORT systems can 
  469.            adjust to establish a connection.  In this case, the 
  470.            computer which is on the receiving end of the call 
  471.            automatically changes to APPLICATION.  At the end of 
  472.            the connection, the type resets to SUPPORT.  
  473.  
  474.  
  475.            CO/SESSION should be installed and loaded 
  476.            on two computer systems. At least one must be TYPE 
  477.            SUPPORT. For this example, the SUPPORT user will make 
  478.            a connection to the other CO/SESSION computer which is 
  479.            either TYPE SUPPORT or TYPE APPLICATION.
  480.  
  481.  
  482.  
  483.            3.3.1  Setting CO/SESSION To Auto-Answer/Wait Dial-In
  484.            
  485.            The CO/SESSION computer on the receiving end must be 
  486.            in auto-answer, waiting dial-in mode.  The CALL ID 
  487.            field in the STATUS box should be "WAITING DIAL-IN".  
  488.            If it is not, press the <F2> FUNCTION key from the 
  489.            MAIN MENU to get the Communication Functions menu.  If 
  490.            it is, go to subsection 3.3.2.
  491.  
  492.  
  493.  
  494.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  495.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  496.       |               | CO/SESSION(tm) MAIN USER FUNCTION MENU |                   |
  497.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  498.       |                                                                            |
  499.       |                  F1  -  Connect To Default Call ID                         |
  500.       |  -->>-------->   F2  -  Communication Functions                            |
  501.       |                  F3  -  File Functions                                     |
  502.       |                  F4  -  Terminal Mode                                      |
  503.       |                  F5  -  Keyboard Conversation                              |
  504.       |                  F6  -  Disable/Disconnect                                 |
  505.       |                  F7  -  Voice/Data Toggle                                  |
  506.       |                  F8  -  Support Functions                                  |
  507.       |                                                                            |
  508.       |                  F10 -  exit CO/SESSION                                    |
  509.       |    +--------------------------------------------------------------------+  |
  510.       |    | -Make Choice With FUNCTION Keys <F1>-<F10>  -Help Is <Ctrl><?>     |  |
  511.       |    | -Use <Ctrl><Alt> + <F> Full S;   ; <S> Synchronized; <R> Redraw    |  |
  512.       |    +--------------------------------------------------------------------+  |
  513.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  514.       |   |                                                                      | |
  515.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------| |
  516.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  517.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  518.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  519.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  520.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  521.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:        CALL ID:         CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  522.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  523.       |   |    SUPPORT     INACTIVE   DISCONNECTED        10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  524.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  525.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  526.           Selecting the Communication Functions from the MAIN MENU
  527.  
  528.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-15 ********************************
  529.  
  530.  
  531.  
  532.  
  533.            Press the <F2> FUNCTION key to place your system in 
  534.            the auto-answer, waiting dial-in mode.
  535.  
  536.  
  537.  
  538.  
  539.  
  540.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  541.       |             +--------------------------------------------------+           |
  542.       |             |        CO/SESSION COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS        |           |
  543.       |             +--------------------------------------------------+           |
  544.       |                                                                            |
  545.       |                      F1  -  Call                                           |
  546.       |    -->>-------->     F2  -  Wait For Call                                  |
  547.       |                      F3  -  Add Or Change Calling Parameters               |
  548.       |                      F10 -  Return To Main Menu                            |
  549.       |                                                                            |
  550.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  551.       | Call ID Directory:  -Use <A>-<Z> Letter Or (the arrows)  To Select Call ID-|
  552.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  553.       |  A-DEFAULT                                                                 |
  554.       |                                                                            |
  555.       |                                                                            |
  556.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  557.       |                                                                            |
  558.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  559.       |   |                                                                      | |
  560.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  561.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  562.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  563.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  564.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  565.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:       CALL ID:          CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  566.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  567.       |   |    SUPPORT     INACTIVE   DISCONNECTED        10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  568.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  569.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  570.                       Selecting the WAIT FOR CALL function
  571.  
  572.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-16  ********************************
  573.  
  574.  
  575.  
  576.            The following is displayed indicating that the default 
  577.            port and parameters are being used for setting up the 
  578.            auto-answer.
  579.  
  580.  
  581.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  582.       |             +--------------------------------------------------+           |
  583.       |             |        CO/SESSION COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS        |           |
  584.       |             +--------------------------------------------------+           |
  585.       |                                                                            |
  586.       |     --PORT--  ----BAUD RATE----  ----MODEM TYPE----  --TERMINAL TYPE--     |
  587.       |        1           1200            Hayes                 CO/SESSION        |
  588.       |                                                                            |
  589.       |                         Press <Esc> Key to Escape                          |
  590.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  591.       | Call ID Directory:  -Use <A>-<Z> Letter Or (the arrows)  To Select Call ID-|
  592.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  593.       |  A-DEFAULT                                                                 |
  594.       |                                                                            |
  595.       |                                                                            |
  596.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  597.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  598.       |   | One moment please! Modem being set to auto-answer                    | |
  599.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------| |
  600.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  601.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  602.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  603.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  604.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  605.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:        CALL ID:         CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  606.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  607.       |   |    SUPPORT     INACTIVE   DISCONNECTED        10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  608.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  609.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  610.                 Set up modem to auto-answer, wait dial-in mode
  611.  
  612.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-17 ********************************
  613.  
  614.  
  615.  
  616.            The default is port 1, 1200 baud, and modem type 
  617.            HAYES.  If your port and modem set-up is different, 
  618.            then refer to the Reference section 4.3.4.3 for 
  619.            changing the Call ID "DEFAULT".
  620.  
  621.  
  622.            If the auto-answer setup is successful, you are 
  623.            informed, and the CALL ID field in the STATUS box is 
  624.            set to "WAITING DIAL-IN".  
  625.  
  626.  
  627.  
  628.  
  629.            3.3.2  Starting The Connection Try 
  630.  
  631.            Now you are ready to make a CO/SESSION connection.  The 
  632.            SUPPORT user should take the following steps:
  633.  
  634.  
  635.            Invoke the CO/SESSION MAIN MENU and press the <F1> 
  636.            FUNCTION key.  Since you do not yet have your own 
  637.            default Call ID defined, you are presented with the 
  638.            next screen, FIGURE 3-19, which prompts for the phone 
  639.            number of the system.  
  640.  
  641.  
  642.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  643.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  644.       |               | CO/SESSION(tm) MAIN USER FUNCTION MENU |                   |
  645.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  646.       |                                                                            |
  647.       |  -->>--------->  F1  -  Connect To Default Call ID                         |
  648.       |                  F2  -  Communication Functions                            |
  649.       |                  F3  -  File Functions                                     |
  650.       |                  F4  -  Terminal Mode                                      |
  651.       |                  F5  -  Keyboard Conversation                              |
  652.       |                  F6  -  Disable/Disconnect                                 |
  653.       |                  F7  -  Voice/Data Toggle                                  |
  654.       |                  F8  -  Support Functions                                  |
  655.       |                                                                            |
  656.       |                  F10 -  Exit CO/SESSION                                    |
  657.       |    +--------------------------------------------------------------------+  |
  658.       |    | -Make Choice With FUNCTION Keys <F1>-<F10>  -Help Is <Ctrl><?>     |  |
  659.       |    | -Use <Ctrl><Alt> + <F> Full Speed; <S> Synchronized; <R> Redraw    |  |
  660.       |    +--------------------------------------------------------------------+  |
  661.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  662.       |   |                                                                      | |
  663.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------| |
  664.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  665.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  666.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  667.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  668.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  669.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:        CALL ID:         CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  670.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  671.       |   |    APPLICATN   INACTIVE   WAITING DIAL-IN     10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  672.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  673.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  674.                      Making a call to the SUPPORT computer                            
  675.  
  676.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-18 ********************************
  677.  
  678.  
  679.            When presented with the following screen, the SUPPORT 
  680.            user enters the phone number of the other CO/SESSION 
  681.            system and presses <Enter> to start dialing.
  682.  
  683.  
  684.  
  685.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  686.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  687.       |               | CO/SESSION(tm) MAIN USER FUNCTION MENU |                   |
  688.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  689.       |                                                                            |
  690.       |     Enter telephone number:_1-800-741-5252                                 |
  691.       |                                                                            |
  692.       |                                                                            |
  693.       |                         Press <Esc> Key to Escape                          |
  694.       |                                                                            |
  695.       |                                                                            |
  696.       |                                                                            |
  697.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  698.       |   |                                                                      | |
  699.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------| |
  700.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  701.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  702.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  703.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  704.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  705.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:        CALL ID:         CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  706.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  707.       |   |    APPLICTN    INACTIVE   DIALING             10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  708.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  709.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  710.       CO/SESSION during default dial-out when no default Call ID is found
  711.  
  712.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-19 ********************************
  713.  
  714.  
  715.            If the dial-in, connection attempt to the other CO/SESSION 
  716.            computer is successful, that user will see the following 
  717.            "pop-up" notification screen appear.
  718.  
  719.  
  720.  
  721.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  722.       |                                                                            |
  723.       |                      CO/SESSION(tm) NOTIFICATION                           |
  724.       | -----------------------------------------------------------------------    |
  725.       |  A successful dial-in connection and log-in has been completed!            |
  726.       |                                                                            |
  727.       |                                                                            |
  728.       |                                                                            |
  729.       |                                                                            |
  730.       |  Do you wish to accept the dial-in and activate CO/SESSION(y/n)?           |
  731.       |                                                                            |
  732.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  733.                       Notification of successful dial-in 
  734.  
  735. ********************************  FIGURE 3-20 ********************************
  736.  
  737.  
  738.  
  739.            In response to the prompt, press the <Y> key to accept 
  740.            the dial-in.  The SUPPORT user is then notified of the 
  741.            successful dial-in.  Now, the SUPPORT user screen 
  742.            automatically exits the CO/SESSION menus. It is then 
  743.            cleared, and updated to reflect exactly what the 
  744.            APPLICATION user screen is displaying.  At this point, 
  745.            the two computers are connected via CO/SESSION. 
  746.  
  747.  
  748.            In order to terminate the connection or hang-up
  749.            either the SUPPORT or APPLICATION computer user must 
  750.            invoke the CO/SESSION MAIN MENU and press the <F6> 
  751.            FUNCTION key.
  752.  
  753.  
  754.  
  755.             3.4  Setting Up A Call ID
  756.  
  757.             This section describes how to define a Call ID and 
  758.             make a connection using that Call ID.  To define a 
  759.             Call ID, take the following steps:
  760.  
  761.  
  762.             First, invoke the CO/SESSION MAIN MENU by pressing 
  763.             <Alt><LeftShift>.
  764.  
  765.     
  766.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ 
  767.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  768.       |               | CO/SESSION(tm) MAIN USER FUNCTION MENU |                   |
  769.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  770.       |                                                                            |
  771.       |                  F1  -  Connect To Default Call ID                         |
  772.       |    -->>----->    F2  -  Communication Functions                            |
  773.       |                  F3  -  File Functions                                     |
  774.       |                  F4  -  Terminal Mode                                      |
  775.       |                  F5  -  Keyboard Conversation                              |
  776.       |                  F6  -  Disable/Disconnect                                 |
  777.       |                  F7  -  Voice/Data Toggle                                  |
  778.       |                  F8  -  Support Functions                                  |
  779.       |                                                                            |
  780.       |                  F10 -  Exit CO/SESSION                                    |
  781.       |    +--------------------------------------------------------------------+  |
  782.       |    | -Make Choice With FUNCTION Keys <F1>-<F10>  -Help Is <Ctrl><?>     |  |
  783.       |    | -Use <Ctrl><Alt> + <F> Full Speed; <S> Synchronized; <R> Redraw    |  |
  784.       |    +--------------------------------------------------------------------+  |
  785.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  786.       |   |                                                                      | |
  787.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------| |
  788.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  789.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  790.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  791.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  792.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  793.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:        CALL ID:         CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  794.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  795.       |   |    SUPPORT     INACTIVE   WAITING DIAL-IN     10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  796.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  797.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  798.                             CO/SESSION Main Menu
  799.  
  800.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-21  *****************************
  801.  
  802.  
  803.         NOTE: The large arrow ->>---> is used to indicate which function
  804.               to call; the small arrow ----> indicates the line the cursor
  805.               is on.  Neither type of arrow appears on the screen.
  806.  
  807.  
  808.  
  809.  
  810.  
  811.  
  812.  
  813.             Next, press the <F2> FUNCTION key to bring up the 
  814.             Communication Functions menu.
  815.         
  816.  
  817.  
  818.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  819.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  820.       |               | CO/SESSION(tm) COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS |                   |
  821.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  822.       |                                                                            |
  823.       |                       F1  -  Call                                          |
  824.       |                       F2  -  Wait For Call                                 |
  825.       |              ->>--->  F3  -  Add Or Change Call ID Parameters              |
  826.       |                       F10 -  Return To Main Menu                           |
  827.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  828.       | Call ID Directory:  -Use <A>-<Z> Letter Or (the arrows)  To Select Call ID |
  829.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  830.       |  A-DEFAULT                                                                 |
  831.       |                                                                            |
  832.       |                                                                            |
  833.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  834.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  835.       |   |                                                                      | |
  836.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------| |
  837.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  838.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  839.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  840.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  841.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  842.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:        CALL ID:         CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  843.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  844.       |   |    SUPPORT     INACTIVE   WAITING DIAL-IN     10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  845.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  846.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  847.                        CO/SESSION Communication Functions Menu
  848.  
  849.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-22  *****************************
  850.  
  851.  
  852.  
  853.  
  854.  
  855.  
  856.             Next, press the <F3> FUNCTION key to bring up the 
  857.             Add Or Change Call ID Parameters menu.
  858.  
  859.  
  860.  
  861.             
  862.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  863.       |               +------------------------------------------+                 |
  864.       |               | CO/SESSION(tm) CHANGE CALLING PARAMETERS |                 |
  865.       |               +------------------------------------------+                 |
  866.       |                                                                            |
  867.       |              ->>--->  F1  -  Add                                           |
  868.       |                       F2  -  Delete                                        |
  869.       |                       F3  -  Change                                        |
  870.       |                       F4  -  Copy                                          |
  871.       |                       F10 -  Return To Communication Menu                  |
  872.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  873.       | Call ID Directory:  -Use <A>-<Z> Letter Or (the arrows)  To Select Call ID |
  874.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  875.       |  A-DEFAULT                                                                 |
  876.       |                                                                            |
  877.       |                                                                            |
  878.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  879.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  880.       |   |                                                                      | |
  881.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------| |
  882.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  883.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  884.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  885.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  886.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  887.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:        CALL ID:         CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  888.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  889.       |   |    SUPPORT     INACTIVE   WAITING DIAL-IN     10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  890.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  891.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  892.                   CO/SESSION Change Calling Parameters Menu
  893.  
  894.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-23 ******************************
  895.  
  896.  
  897.  
  898.  
  899.             Next, press the <F1> FUNCTION key to add a Call ID 
  900.             record.  
  901.  
  902.  
  903.  
  904.             
  905.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  906.       |               +------------------------------------------+                 |
  907.       |               |          Add New Call ID Entry           |                 |
  908.       |               +------------------------------------------+                 |
  909.      --->Call ID?...TestID                                                         |
  910.       |                                                                            |
  911.       |                                                                            |
  912.       |                                                                            |
  913.       |                                                                            |
  914.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  915.       | Call ID Directory:  -Use <A>-<Z> Letter Or (the arrows)  To Select Call ID |
  916.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  917.       |  A-DEFAULT                                                                 |
  918.       |                                                                            |
  919.       |                                                                            |
  920.       |                                                                            |
  921.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  922.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  923.       |   |                                                                      | |
  924.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------| |
  925.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  926.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  927.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  928.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  929.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  930.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:        CALL ID:         CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  931.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  932.       |   |    SUPPORT     INACTIVE   WAITING DIAL-IN     10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  933.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  934.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  935.                            New Call ID name prompt 
  936.  
  937.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-24 ******************************
  938.  
  939.  
  940.  
  941.  
  942.  
  943.             After you press the <F1> FUNCTION key to add a new 
  944.             Call ID, you are prompted for the name of the Call 
  945.             ID.  For this example, type in TestID and press 
  946.             the <Enter> key. 
  947.  
  948.  
  949.  
  950.        
  951.             
  952.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  953.       |               +------------------------------------------+                 |
  954.       |               |          Add New Call ID Entry           |                 |
  955.       |               +------------------------------------------+                 |
  956.      --->Remote ID:..TestID____   Description:..______________________________     |
  957.       |  -------------------------Password/Login Info ---------------------------  |
  958.       |   Dial-Out Information When You Initiate Connect To The Remote Machine     |
  959.       |      Remote Telephone Number:.. ___________________________________        |
  960.       |      Your Login ID:............ __________                                 |
  961.       |      Your Login Password:...... ____________________                       |
  962.       |   Dial-In Information When Remote Machine Initiates Connect To You         |
  963.       |      Remote's Login ID:........ __________                                 |
  964.       |      Remote's Login Password:.. ____________________                       |
  965.       |   --------------------------- Port Parameters ---------------------------- |
  966.       |   (P) Port Number:..1                                                      |
  967.       |   (B) Baud Rate:....1200           (T) Terminal Type:..CO/SESSION          |
  968.       |   (M) Modem Type:...Hayes          (D) Dial Type:......Tone                |
  969.       |   ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
  970.       |    Input Control= <Arrow> Keys, <Del>, <Enter>  <F10>=Save <Esc>=Escape    |
  971.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  972.       |   |                                                                      | |
  973.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------| |
  974.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  975.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  976.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  977.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  978.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  979.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:        CALL ID:         CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  980.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  981.       |   |    SUPPORT     INACTIVE   WAITING DIAL-IN     10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  982.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  983.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  984.                            Call ID parameter screen
  985.  
  986.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-25 ******************************
  987.  
  988.  
  989.  
  990.  
  991.             The Call ID parameter screen appears after you 
  992.             enter the new Call ID name.  The cursor is on the 
  993.             Call ID name in the upper left corner.  You may 
  994.             change the Call ID name now, or press the <Enter> 
  995.             key to move to the description field.
  996.  
  997.  
  998.             The description is optional, so put one in if you 
  999.             want.  Whether or not you use a description, press 
  1000.             the <Enter> key and the cursor will move to the 
  1001.             telephone number field.  Type in the telephone 
  1002.             number for the system you will be dialing.  The 
  1003.             telephone number field will accept up to thirty-
  1004.             five digits, so if you need an area code or 
  1005.             extension number, as well as access codes and 
  1006.             account numbers, there is room.   Any mistakes in 
  1007.             typing may be erased with the <Del> key, or the 
  1008.             backspace key and type over.  Use the <Arrow> keys 
  1009.             to move the cursor around the fields.  Press 
  1010.             <Enter> when you are finished, and the cursor will 
  1011.             go to the Your Login ID  field.  Since Password 
  1012.             Protection Checking is off for now, and since the 
  1013.             port parameters at the bottom of the screen are 
  1014.             preset to the port and modem you are using, you may 
  1015.             now save the record.  Press the <F10> FUNCTION key.
  1016.  
  1017.  
  1018.             If you were to define the Login ID and Password 
  1019.             fields, you would first have to coordinate with 
  1020.             your remote user.  You would pick a Login ID and 
  1021.             Password and enter them into the fields immediately 
  1022.             below the telephone number field.  This is the 
  1023.             Login ID/Password sent by CO/SESSION to the remote 
  1024.             system when you start the DIAL-OUT connection 
  1025.             attempt.  Your remote user would enter the same 
  1026.             Login ID and Password into a Call ID record on his 
  1027.             system in the fields immediately above the Port 
  1028.             Parameters.  This is the field checked when a Login 
  1029.             ID/Password pair is received on a DIAL-IN 
  1030.             connection attempt.  Finally, the remote user would 
  1031.             enable the Password Protection Checking option by 
  1032.             setting it to YES.  Refer to the Reference section 
  1033.             4.9.8 for setting the Password Protection Checking 
  1034.             option.
  1035.  
  1036.  
  1037.  
  1038.  
  1039.  
  1040.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  1041.       |               +------------------------------------------+                 |
  1042.       |               |          Add New Call ID Entry           |                 |
  1043.       |               +------------------------------------------+                 |
  1044.       |  Remote ID:..TestID____   Description:..This is a test Call ID________     |
  1045.       |  -------------------------Password/Login Info ---------------------------  |
  1046.       |   Dial-Out Information When You Initiate Connect To The Remote Machine     |
  1047.       |      Remote Telephone Number:.. 522-2234,,,,234641,,1-212-432-4567_        |
  1048.      ----->  Your Login ID:............ __________                                 |
  1049.       |      Your Login Password:...... ____________________                       |
  1050.       |   Dial-In Information When Remote Machine Initiates Connect To You         |
  1051.       |      Remote's Login ID:........ __________                                 |
  1052.       |      Remote's Login Password:.. ____________________                       |
  1053.       |   --------------------------- Port Parameters ---------------------------- |
  1054.       |   (P) Port Number:..1                                                      |
  1055.       |   (B) Baud Rate:....1200           (T) Terminal Type:..CO/SESSION          |
  1056.       |   (M) Modem Type:...Hayes          (D) Dial Type:......Tone                |
  1057.       |   ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
  1058.       |    Input Control= <Arrow> Keys, <Del>, <Enter>  <F10>=Save <Esc>=Escape    |
  1059.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  1060.       |   |                                                                      | |
  1061.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------| |
  1062.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  1063.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  1064.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  1065.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  1066.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  1067.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:        CALL ID:         CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  1068.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  1069.       |   |    SUPPORT     INACTIVE   WAITING DIAL-IN     10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  1070.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  1071.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  1072.                    Partially filled in Call ID parameter screen
  1073.  
  1074.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-26  *****************************
  1075.  
  1076.  
  1077.  
  1078.             In FIGURE 3-26, the telephone number field shows an 
  1079.             entry that contains a long-distance carrier access 
  1080.             number, 4 two second pauses for a total of eight 
  1081.             seconds, an account number, then 2 two second 
  1082.             pauses, then the phone number for area code 212.
  1083.  
  1084.  
  1085.  
  1086.  
  1087.             Press the <F10> FUNCTION key again to return to the 
  1088.             Communication Functions menu.  Note, however, that 
  1089.             you now have a new Call ID record.   The B          
  1090.             preceding it is used to select it.
  1091.  
  1092.  
  1093.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  1094.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  1095.       |               | CO/SESSION(tm) COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS |                   |
  1096.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  1097.       |                                                                            |
  1098.       |             ->>---->  F1  -  Call                                          |
  1099.       |                       F2  -  Wait For Call                                 |
  1100.       |                       F3  -  Add Or Change Call ID Parameters              |
  1101.       |                       F10 -  Return To Main Menu                           |
  1102.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  1103.       | Call ID Directory:  -Use <A>-<Z> Letter Or (the arrows)  To Select Call ID |
  1104.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  1105.       |  A-DEFAULT    B-TestID                                                     |
  1106.       |                                                                            |
  1107.       |                                                                            |
  1108.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  1109.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  1110.       |   |                                                                      | |
  1111.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------| |
  1112.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  1113.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  1114.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  1115.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  1116.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  1117.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:        CALL ID:         CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  1118.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  1119.       |   |    SUPPORT     INACTIVE   WAITING DIAL-IN     10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  1120.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  1121.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  1122.           CO/SESSION Communication Functions Menu with new Call ID
  1123.  
  1124.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-27 ******************************
  1125.  
  1126.  
  1127.  
  1128.  
  1129.             You are now ready to make a connection attempt 
  1130.             using the new Call ID.  Ensure Call ID TestID is 
  1131.             highlighted.  If not, select it by pressing the <B> 
  1132.             key, or use the <Arrow> keys to move the highlight 
  1133.             marker.  Then, press the <F1> FUNCTION key.  The 
  1134.             remote machine is assumed to be an APPLICATION 
  1135.             TYPE, and is in the WAITING DIAL-IN mode.
  1136.  
  1137.  
  1138.             When you press the <F1> FUNCTION key, you are 
  1139.             presented with the following display.
  1140.  
  1141.  
  1142.  
  1143.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  1144.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  1145.       |               | CO/SESSION(tm) COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS |                   |
  1146.       |               +----------------------------------------+                   |
  1147.       | --CALL ID-- ----CALL ID DESCRIPTION---- -----------PHONE NBR-------------- |
  1148.       | TestID      This is a test Call ID      522-2234,,,,234641,,1-212-432-4567 |
  1149.       |                --TERMINAL TYPE-- ---MODEM TYPE--- -PORT-BAUD-              |
  1150.       |                CO/SESSION        Hayes              1   1200               |
  1151.       |                                                                            |
  1152.       |                    Press <Esc> Key to Escape                               |
  1153.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  1154.       | Call ID Directory:  -Use <A>-<Z> Letter Or (the arrows)  To Select Call ID |
  1155.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  1156.       |  A-DEFAULT    B-TestID                                                     |
  1157.       |                                                                            |
  1158.       |                                                                            |
  1159.       |                                                                            |
  1160.       |                                                                            |
  1161.       |                                                                            |
  1162.       |                                                                            |
  1163.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  1164.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  1165.       |   | One moment please! Dial-out in progress                              | |
  1166.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------| |
  1167.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  1168.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  1169.       |   |                      | CO/SESSION  STATUS |                          | |
  1170.       |   |                      +--------------------+                          | |
  1171.       |   |                                                       TIME           | |
  1172.       |   |      TYPE:       MODE:        CALL ID:         CURRENT:    CONNECT:  | |
  1173.       |   |     -------   ---------- -------------------- ----------  ---------- | |
  1174.       |   |    SUPPORT     INACTIVE   DIALING             10:43:35 AM  00:00:00  | |
  1175.       |   +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
  1176.       +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  1177.                     CO/SESSION dial-out using new Call ID
  1178.  
  1179.  ********************************  FIGURE 3-28 ******************************
  1180.  
  1181.  
  1182.  
  1183.  
  1184.  
  1185.             When the remote system receives your dial-in 
  1186.             attempt, it will accept, and your SUPPORT system 
  1187.             screen will be redrawn to a copy of the remote 
  1188.             APPLICATION screen.  You are now connected in a 
  1189.             CO/SESSION session with the remote APPLICATION 
  1190.             machine.
  1191.        
  1192.  
  1193.  
  1194.  
  1195.             3.5  Modem Setup
  1196.  
  1197.             CO/SESSION is designed to use the data terminal 
  1198.             ready (DTR) RS-232C and carrier detect (CD) RS-232C 
  1199.             signals in its control of the modem.  It uses DTR 
  1200.             to control the answering and disconnecting of the 
  1201.             modem, and it uses CD to detect connections and 
  1202.             disconnections from the other end.
  1203.  
  1204.  
  1205.             In the descriptions below, reference to the selection 
  1206.             of the Modem Type is made.  For more information on 
  1207.             how to define and use the Modem Type, see the
  1208.             "Add Call ID" function.
  1209.            
  1210.  
  1211.             For the Hayes 1200 modem, set Switches 3 & 8 down, 
  1212.             all other Switches up; and select Modem Type "Hayes".
  1213.  
  1214.  
  1215.             For the Hayes 1200B modem, set Switch 3 down; and 
  1216.             select Modem Type "Hayes".
  1217.  
  1218.  
  1219.             For the Hayes 2400 modem, there are no physical 
  1220.             switches. Instead, software switches are set by 
  1221.             command from CO/SESSION and saved in non-volatile 
  1222.             memory of the modem.  When using the Hayes 2400 
  1223.             modem, select Modem Type "Hayes2400".
  1224.  
  1225.  
  1226.             For the Fastcomm Data Corp. FASTCOMM modem, there 
  1227.             are also no physical switches. Like the Hayes 2400, 
  1228.             software switches are set by command from CO/SESSION 
  1229.             and saved in non-volatile memory of the modem.  When 
  1230.             using the FASTCOMM modem, select Modem Type "FASTCOMM".
  1231.  
  1232.  
  1233.             For setup of other Hayes compatible modems, refer to 
  1234.             Appendix C.
  1235.  
  1236.  
  1237.  
  1238.                  
  1239.  
  1240.  
  1241.             3.6  Operating Environments
  1242.  
  1243.             CO/SESSION supports all Hayes or Hayes command set 
  1244.             compatible modems.  In addition, CO/SESSION will 
  1245.             support direct hardwired connections.
  1246.  
  1247.  
  1248.             CO/SESSION is intended for IBM-PC, IBM-XT, IBM-AT, 
  1249.             or IBM work-like machines executing PC-DOS/MS-DOS 
  1250.             2.x/3.x.
  1251.  
  1252.  
  1253.            The CO/SESSION SUPPORT version requires about 120K 
  1254.            bytes of memory, whereas the APPLICATION Only version 
  1255.            requires about 75K bytes of memory.  In addition, 
  1256.            CO/SESSION uses the disk drive and directory that was 
  1257.            specified when CO/SESSION was installed, to store 
  1258.            temporary information and to load functions which 
  1259.            share the resident memory.
  1260.  
  1261.  
  1262.  
  1263.  
  1264.             3.7  Restrictions And Limitations
  1265.  
  1266.             CO/SESSION is implemented in such a way as to 
  1267.             handle most DOS programs.  However, when CO/SESSION 
  1268.             is activated it sets up several of the system 
  1269.             software and hardware interrupt vectors to access 
  1270.             its own routines.  If any program uses the same 
  1271.             vectors in an incompatible manner then use of 
  1272.             CO/SESSION will not be available for those programs. 
  1273.  
  1274.  
  1275.             The MS-DOS/PC-DOS operating system is not designed to 
  1276.             allow two programs to share its facilities at the 
  1277.             same time. If you invoke CO/SESSION when DOS is in 
  1278.             use elsewhere, you must wait until DOS is free before 
  1279.             CO/SESSION can use those facilities.  A message will 
  1280.             inform you to exit DOS and complete what you were 
  1281.             doing.
  1282.  
  1283.  
  1284.  
  1285.  
  1286.  
  1287.  
  1288.                                  Appendix A
  1289.               CO/SESSION SUPPORT Version Function Tree Overview
  1290.  
  1291.                                 MAIN MENU
  1292.                                -----------
  1293.                         F1  Connect To Default Call ID
  1294.                  +------F2  Communication Functions
  1295.                  |      F3  File Functions-------------------+
  1296.                  |      F4  Terminal Mode                    |
  1297.                  |      F5  Keyboard Conversation            |
  1298.                  |      F6  Disconnect/Hangup                |
  1299.                  |      F7  Voice/Data Toggle                |
  1300.                  |      F8  Support Functions-+              |
  1301.                  |      F10 Exit CO/SESSION   |              |
  1302.                  |                            |              |
  1303.                  v                            |              v
  1304.    <F2> COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS MENU          |  <F3> FILE FUNCTIONS MENU
  1305.    ---------------------------------          |  ------------------------
  1306.            F1  Call                           |    F1  XMODEM Send File      
  1307.            F2  Wait For Call                  |    F2  XMODEM Receive File
  1308.        +---F3  Add Or Change Call ID          |    F3  Change Directory
  1309.        |         Parameters                   |    F4  Display Directory
  1310.        |   F10 Return To MAIN MENU            |    F5  Display File
  1311.        |                                      |    F6  Delete File
  1312.        +----------+                           |    F7  Rename/Move File
  1313.                   |                           |    F8  Copy File
  1314.                   v                           |    F10 Return To MAIN MENU
  1315.     <F2><F3> CHANGE CALLING PARAMETERS        +--------------+
  1316.     ----------------------------------                       |
  1317.                                                              v   
  1318.           F1  Add                              <F8> SUPPORT FUNCTIONS MENU
  1319.           F2  Delete                           ---------------------------
  1320.           F3  Change                        F1  Suspend/Resume   
  1321.           F4  Copy                          F2  Billing Log               
  1322.           F10 Return To COMMUNICATION       F3  Change Type                
  1323.                 FUNCTIONS MENU              F4  Record Screens/Sessions      
  1324.                                             F5  Playback Screens/Sessions
  1325.                     +------------------+    F6  Time Display
  1326.                     |                  |    F7  Define Configuration Settings
  1327.                     |                  |    F8  APPLICATION Keyboard Enable/
  1328.                     v                  |           Disable
  1329.   <F8><F9> APPLICATION PRINT FUNCTIONS o----F9  Print Functions
  1330.   ------------------------------------ |    F10 Return To MAIN MENU 
  1331.            F1  Ignore Printing         |                       
  1332.            F2  Local Only Printing     +------------------+
  1333.            F3  Remote Only Printing                       |
  1334.            F4  Local And Remote Printing                  v                
  1335.            F10 Return To SUPPORT FUNCTIONS  <F8><F9> SUPPORT PRINT FUNCTIONS
  1336.                  MENU                       --------------------------------
  1337.                                                  F1  Turn-off Printing
  1338.                                                  F2  Activate Printing
  1339.                                                  F3  Activate Spooling
  1340.                                                  F4  Print Spool File
  1341.                                                  F10 Return To SUPPORT FUNCTIONS 
  1342.                                                         MENU
  1343.  
  1344.  
  1345.  
  1346.                                  Appendix B  
  1347.                        Modem Technical Specifications
  1348.  
  1349.  
  1350.  
  1351.             Modem Setup
  1352.  
  1353.             CO/SESSION is designed to use the data terminal ready 
  1354.             (DTR) RS-232C and carrier detect (DCD) RS-232C 
  1355.             signals in its control of the modem.  It uses DTR to 
  1356.             control the answering and disconnecting of the modem, 
  1357.             and it uses DCD to detect connections and 
  1358.             disconnections from the other end.
  1359.  
  1360.  
  1361.             (1) For Hayes modems, refer to Section 3.5
  1362.  
  1363.             (2) For Hayes compatible modems, refer to your modem     
  1364.                 user guide documentation, and find the switch     
  1365.                 settings that control the setting of DTR and DCD.  
  1366.                 In all cases, the switch for DTR should be set 
  1367.                 such that the computer controls DTR; and the 
  1368.                 switch for DCD should be set such that the DCD 
  1369.                 signal reflects the true state of the line 
  1370.                 carrier signal.
  1371.  
  1372.  
  1373.  
  1374.             Cable Setup
  1375.  
  1376.             CO/SESSION uses pins 2 through 8 and 20 and the cable 
  1377.             for connection to the modem MUST have these pins at 
  1378.             both ends.
  1379.  
  1380.             For direct hardwired connection between two 
  1381.             computers, select modem type "DirectCable" in the 
  1382.             port parameters, and cross pins 2 and 3, and 6 and 
  1383.             20.