*** IMPORTANT NOTE - PLEASE READ ***

The AIOTERM.NLM utility is a "dumb terminal" utility similar to the
TESTCOMM utility that ships with the DOS version of the Async
Gateway.  It is provided here for your use in troubleshooting
problems with initializing modems.

You accept this utility under the following conditions:

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INSTRUCTIONS:

From the console prompt type:

     load aioterm

and press enter.  The first screen shows all of the AIO compliant
drivers that are currently loaded.  If you don't see any listed,
then you need to exit and load one.  On this screen you're prompted
for the hardware type, board number, and port number (just as you
would have provided in the gateway setup) of the port you want to
open.  If it responds with an error, then that port couldn't be
opened, otherwise you will see the next screen.

Selecting option #1 will take you into a "Dumb Terminal Mode". From
there you can enter AT commands to be sent to your modem.  This
utility is currently hard-coded to 9600 bps, 8 data bits, 1 stop
bit, and no parity, which should be sufficient to determine if
you're talking to the modem or not.

Pressing <Esc> will back you out, one screen at a time, until you
are returned to the console prompt.