Using this dialog box, you can specify the terminal type, file transfer protocol, and connection type to use for this session.
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Options |
Description |
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Host Type |
This displays the type of host that you can connect to using this session. |
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Connection Type |
Click the type of connection to use for the session. If you are using an InfoConnect emulator, only InfoConnect appears in this list box. However, if you are running an Extra! for Accessory Manager emulator, this list box lists the connection types that are available for that emulator. |
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Display/Device Type |
Click the type of terminal to emulate during the session. You can specify a terminal type only if more than one terminal type is supported by the emulator. For example, UTS supports UTS 20, UTS 40, and UTS 60 terminal types, but T27 supports only T27. In addition, you can specify a terminal type for only the host type displayed at the top of the dialog box. For example, if the host type is Unisys 2200, you can specify only UTS 20, UTS 40, or UTS 60 terminal types, but not T27, even if you have installed T27. To specify a terminal type for a different type, you must open a session designed for use with that host. |
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File Transfer Protocol |
Click the file transfer protocol to use during the session. This list box lists only those file transfer protocols that are appropriate for the host type displayed at the top of the dialog box. |
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Settings |
Click this button to configure the component that has focus on this dialog box. For example, if Display/Device Type has focus and you click Settings, the Settings dialog box appears, displaying the tabs that you need to complete to configure the selected terminal type. |
To specify the terminal type for a session
If a session is not already open, open one.
From the Options menu, click Session Type.
Click the desired terminal type from the Display/Device Type list box.
You can specify a terminal type only if more than one terminal type is supported by the emulator. For example, UTS supports UTS 20, UTS 40, and UTS 60 terminal types, but T27 supports only T27.
In addition, you can specify a terminal type for only the host type displayed at the top of the dialog box. For example, if the host type is Unisys 2200, you can specify only UTS 20, UTS 40, or UTS 60 terminal types, but not T27, even if you have installed T27. To specify a terminal type for a different host type, you must open a session designed for use with that host.
To specify the file transfer protocol for a session
If a session is not already open, open one.
From the Options menu, click Session Type.
Click the desired file transfer protocol from the File transfer protocol list box.
This list box lists only those protocols that are appropriate for the host type displayed at the top of the dialog box.
To specify the connection type for a session
If a session is not already open, open one.
From the Options menu, click Session Type.
Click the desired connection type from the Connection type list box.
If you are using an InfoConnect emulator, only InfoConnect appears in this list box. However, if you are running an Extra! for Accessory Manager emulator, this list box lists the connection types that are available for that emulator.