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Initiating the Endpoint Emulation Software
In general, operational systems of various types are equipped with endpoint emulation software. For example, in
Windows operational system, the HyperTerminal is included, which may be used as an endpoint emulation
program. For information on how to initiate the endpoint emulation software, please refer to the Operation
Guidelines for the operational system you are using. If no endpoint emulation software is included in your
operational system, please contact your system administrator to find out how to install such software. On the
Windows operating systems, generally, you may initiate the HyperTerminal in the process of
Start>Programs>Accessories>Communications>HyperTerminal.
Configuration Parameters for the Port
After initiating the endpoint emulation software, emulation parameters have to be set.
Details are as follows:
Port: COM1 (determined by the port in use)
Speed: 9600 baud rate
Data bits: 8
parity bit: N/A
Stop bit: 1
Additionally, depending on the actual emulation software, it may be necessary to set some other parameters.
Local entering will not echo
Settings for DEL and Backspace keys
Carriage return/Line feed
The endpoint emulation types are Self-Motion and ANSI
Make Settings by Using Commands
When the above-mentioned configurations have been completed and the endpoint emulation software
successfully initiated, type Enter to get into the login interface.
Login
When the above-mentioned configurations have been completed and the endpoint emulation software
successfully initiated, type Enter to get into the login interface.
Various information of the software and the prompt for entering login password are displayed on the login
interface. Please enter your login password and then click Enter.