
^m╒═══════════════╤══════════════════════════════════════════╡^t Host settings ^m╞╕
│^r Host init     ^m│ ^hATS0=0^M                                                  ^m│
│ ^nOpen system   ^m│ ^hNo                                                        ^m│
│ ^nSend path     ^m│ ^hUPLOAD\                                                   ^m│
│ ^nReceive path  ^m│ ^hDOWNLOAD\                                                 ^m│
│ ^nShut down pwd ^m│ ^h........                                                  ^m│
│ ^nAllow sound   ^m│ ^hYes                                                       ^m│
│ ^nRing count    ^m│ ^h1                                                         ^m│
│ ^nCallback wait ^m│ ^h90                                                        ^m│
│ ^nFax receive   ^m│ ^hNo                                                        ^m│
│ ^nFax init      ^m│ ^h                                                          ^m│
│ ^nFax answer    ^m│ ^h                                                          ^m│
│ ^nFax internal  ^m│ ^hYes                                                       ^m│
│ ^nFax command   ^m│ ^hRCVFAX 2 /p:1 /r:0 /w:c:\terminat\fax                     ^m│
│ ^nExternal 1    ^m│ ^hDoorway  DOOR.BAT !P !B                                   ^m│
│ ^nExternal 2    ^m│ ^hBoot     BOOT.COM                                         ^m│
│ ^nExternal 3    ^m│ ^hBiModem  BIMODEM.COM                                      ^m│
│               │ ^n!P COM 1-8  !C=COM 0-7  !B Baud  !0=Download-path         ^m│
│               │ ^n!M Swap memory first    !W Wait for return after          ^m│
╘═══════════════╧═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╛^n

 ^hHost init-string^n

  You must not setup the modem to answer the modem automatically. The S0
  register holds the number of rings before answering - this should be set to
  0, then Terminate rather than the modem will answer for you.
  When Terminate gets the ring-string (RING), the answer-string (ATA) will be
  sent and Terminate waits for a carrier.

 ^hOpen system^n

  If the system is closed then only users defined in your setup will be
  allowed to logon. If you have an open system, all users that call will be
  able to log on - but only with normal user status and only able to up or
  download with specified directories. If a supervisor logs on, complete
  access will be granted whether the system is open or closed.

 ^hSend path^n

  Users that are not supervisors are only allowed to download from this
  directory.

 ^hReceive path^n

  Users that are not supervisors are only allowed to upload to this
  directory.

 ^hShut down pwd^n

  If a supervisor logs on, the supervisor can shut down Terminate and exit
  to DOS, so no one can call the hostmode again.

 ^hAllow sound^n

  Make sounds when users disconnects, etc. You can still define the global
  time period, but to be sure never to make any sound here, turn it off.

 ^hRing count^n

  How many rings before answering, if you enter a 0 here then the phone
  will never be answered.

 ^hCallback wait^n

  To prevent someone from breaking your callback security.
  Waiting 90 seconds is normally the maximum time the phone company will
  hold the line if one of the parties hung up. Normally you would only
  use this function if you have really important information on your
  machine and want to be sure noone guesses your password.
  The callback function will most likely be used by you, if you have a
  computer at work and are working from home.

 ^hFax receive^n

  Enable reception of faxes if you have an adaptive answer faxmodem.

  If this is enabled, Terminate will first check if it has received one
  of the default fax answer strings (+FCON, CED, FAX) and then also check
  the customised fax answer string that has been entered in the
  'fax answer field' if any.

  Adaptive answer:

  If your modem does not support adaptive answer, then you cannot accept
  both incoming faxes and data calls on the same line at the same time.
  To test if your modem support adaptive answer, enter in terminal mode:

  AT+FAE=1 + Enter  (Class 1)
  AT+FAA=1 + Enter  (Class 2)

  If your modem says ERROR or something other than OK, then your modem
  does not support adaptive answer. However, some modems have other ways
  of enabling this feature. In this case you will need to have a special
  fax initialisation string.

 ^hFax init^n

  Extra string to send to modem, to enable special features like other
  adaptive answer commands.

 ^hFax answer^n

  If your faxmodem responds with a string other than FAX, +FCON or CED,
  you must insert this different response in this field.
  Note: As long as 'FAX' is contained in the response string this will
  also work for example: 'CONNECT FAX'.

 ^hFax internal^n

  Use the internal smart receive in Terminate. Terminate will convert
  all recieved pages to .PCX which can be converted to any other
  format with programs like Graphics Workshop (GWS60.ARJ).

 ^hFax command^n

  The default is a fax program for ZyXEL modems, but there are other similar
  programs that can be called to receive a fax.

 ^hExternal 1^n  ^hExternal 2^n  ^hExternal 3^n

  Here you can define what external programs supervisors can call from
  hostmode while logged on. You can setup any program you like and use all
  the parameters you can see in the menu.
  
 ^hUsing the hostmode^n

  The hostmode in Terminate is fully built-in, so you will not have to
  setup anything at all. Just define the password for a user and you are
  ready to go.

 ^bTerminate Host Mode^n                                ^h17.21  (Mon)  21-Feb-1994^n
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 ▒^m╒═══════════════════╡^t Status ^m╞╕^n▒▒▒^m╒════════════════════════════╡^t System ^m╞╕^n▒
 ▒^m│                             │^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nEnvironment : AT BIOS (80486)        ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│ ^nWaiting for a call          ^m│^n▒▒▒^m│^n Comm.       : COM2,19200 8N1         ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│                             │^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nLast caller :                        ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m╘═════════════════════════════╛^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nOpen system : Yes                    ^m│^n▒
 ▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒^m│ ^nMessages    : No                     ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m╒════════════════════╡^t Modem ^m╞╕^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nFax Receive : No                     ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│                             │^n▒▒▒^m│^h Status     Call Username             ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│                             │^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nSupervisor No   Bo Bendtsen          ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│ ^nATS0=0                      ^m│^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nNormal     No   Guest                ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│ ^nOK                          ^m│^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nNormal     No   Terminat             ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│                             │^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nNormal     No                        ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│                             │^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nNormal     No                        ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│                             │^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nNormal     No                        ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│                             │^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nNormal     No                        ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│                             │^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nNormal     No                        ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│                             │^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nNormal     No                        ^m│^n▒
 ▒^m│                             │^n▒▒▒^m│ ^nNormal     No                        ^m│^n▒
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 ^bEsc-Exit  L-Logon  E-Edit messages  O-Open system  Alt-J DOS^n

 ^hEsc^n

  Exit the hostmode

 ^hL^n

  Login locally to the hostmode - you should only need this when testing
  hostmode.

 ^hE^n

  If someone has written a note to you, you will be able to edit and
  delete messages.

 ^hO^n

  Toggle open system, look above for more info.

 ^bLogging in to the host mode^n

  Terminate will first detect if the other end supports ANSI.
  If detected, Terminate will show menus that end with .ANS. If that
  file is not found or ANSI is not detected then .ASC files will be used.

  First the WELCOME.ANS/ASC will be shown, then you will be asked for a name
  and password. If callback is enabled, then Terminate will hangup the line
  and callback to the number specified in the user record. The user will
  then be asked the same password again and the session will continue in
  the normal way.

  The hostmode has two level. You are either a Supervisor or a normal user.
  A Supervisor will view the menu called SUPERVIS.ANS/ASC.
  A Normal user will view the menu called NORMAL.ANS/ASC.
  View the ANSI files 'TYPE UTILS\SUPERVIS.ANS' from DOS.
  You must use an ANSI editor to edit .ANS files.

  The commands:

 ^hAlt-H Hangup^n

  Will hangup and return to host menu. Local only.

 ^hAlt-Y Yell^n

  Start the fullscreen chatter. Local only.

 ^hAlt-J DOS^n

  Jump to DOS. Local only.

 ^h(C)hat^n

  Allows users to page you, the SysOp. Alt-Y will start chat.

 ^h(D)ownload^n

  Download files, from current directory.
  Only internal protocols that are available can be selected by the users.
  Zmodem cannot be turned off.

 ^h(E)rase^n

  Delete file in current directory.

 ^h(F)iles^n

  Show files in current directory. If a FILES.BBS is present you will
  be asked if you want to show that instead, just like BBS systems.

 ^h(G)oodbye^n

  Logoff system.

 ^h(H)D-free^n

  Show how much free space on current drive.

 ^h(I)nfo-HD^n

  Information on all drives available in your system.

 ^h(L)ocate^n

  Filefinder, allows you to search a drive for specific files. You are
  allowed to use wildcards (?,*).

 ^h(M)essage^n

  Write message to you, the SysOp

 ^h(N)ew dir^n

  Change to other directory.

 ^h(R)ead^n

  Read messages written by other users.

 ^h(S)hutdown^n

  Shut down Terminate and exit to DOS.

 ^h(T)ype^n

  Type a textfile on screen.

 ^h(U)pload^n

  Upload files into upload directory. Supervisors are asked to choose between
  the default upload directory or current directory.

 ^h(1),(2),(3)^n

  Calls the external utilities, look in setup for information.

