Brother International PDP350CJ Owner's Manual - English - Page 364

To choose the terminal settings, Select Terminal, Duplex, Wrap Lines at Edge, Auto Linefeed

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"To choose the terminal settings: 1. Choose Terminal from the Options menu, and the following dialog box appears: If you do not know if you need full or half duplex, type a few characters on your screen. If what you type appears twice, you need Full (full echo); otherwise, choose Half (local echo).You must be connected to another computer to test the duplex setting. For more information about connecting to another computer, see "Dialing" on page 339 in this chapter. 2. Fill in the dialog box changing the options you want: S Select Terminal. You and the receiver must match with this setting. Select VT100 as your first choice, TTY as your second choice, and ANSI as a third choice. S Duplex. The Duplex setting controls the way information flows between two computers or word processors. At full duplex, information flows between two computers or word processors at the same time. At half duplex, information can flow only in one direction at any given time. S Wrap Lines at Edge. This setting shows all text from the other computer or word processor. If you select this option, long lines of text end at the edge of your screen and continue to the next line. If you do not select this option, lines of text that go beyond your screen's edge do not appear. However, if you capture this text to a DOS file, you capture all text, even the text that did not fit on your screen. See Saving text in a file" on page 350. S Auto Linefeed. Auto Linefeed converts each incoming carriage return (end of line) with a carriage return and new line. Otherwise, each new line of incoming text overwrites the last line. If all your incoming lines appear as double-spaced text, do not choose Auto Linefeed (unless you prefer double-spacing). S Host Code Page. Host Code Page allows you to choose a language for your text. When you select this option, a dialog box with a list of languages appears. Choose the appropriate language from the list. Click on Apply. 3. Click on Apply to apply your changes. OR Click on Close to close the dialog box without making any changes. After you have chosen your protocol and terminal settings, you are ready to dial the phone number. Using a Modem 338

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Using a Modem
338
"
To choose the terminal settings:
1. Choose Terminal from the Options menu, and the following dialog box
appears:
2. Fill in the dialog box changing the options you want:
S
Select Terminal
. You and the receiver must match with this
setting. Select VT100 as your first choice, TTY as your second
choice, and ANSI as a third choice.
S
Duplex
. The Duplex setting controls the way information flows
between two computers or word processors. At full duplex,
information flows between two computers or word processors at
the same time. At half duplex, information can flow only in one
direction at any given time.
S
Wrap Lines at Edge
. This setting shows all text from the other
computer or word processor. If you select this option, long lines
of text end at the edge of your screen and continue to the next
line. If you do not select this option, lines of text that go beyond
your screen's edge do not appear. However, if you capture this
text to a DOS file, you capture all text, even the text that did not
fit on your screen. See ±Saving text in a file" on page 350.
S
Auto Linefeed
. Auto Linefeed converts each incoming carriage
return (end of line) with a carriage return and new line.
Otherwise, each new line of incoming text overwrites the last line.
If all your incoming lines appear as double-spaced text, do not
choose Auto Linefeed (unless you prefer double-spacing).
S
Host Code Page
. Host Code Page allows you to choose a
language for your text. When you select this option, a dialog box
with a list of languages appears. Choose the appropriate language
from the list. Click on Apply.
3. Click on Apply to apply your changes.
OR
Click on Close to close the dialog box without making any changes.
After you have chosen your protocol and terminal settings, you are ready to
dial the phone number.
If
you do not know if you need
full or half duplex, type a few
characters on your screen. If
what you type appears twice,
you need Full (full echo);
otherwise, choose Half (local
echo).You must be connected
to another computer to test the
duplex setting. For more
information about connecting to
another computer
, see “Dialing”
on page
339 in this chapter
.