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TeemTalk Connection Configuration 3 By default the language used in all TeemTalk menus and dialogs is English. You can change the language to French, German or Spanish by making a selection from the Operating Language list at the bottom of this dialog. 4 Enter a descriptive name for the TeemTalk connection in the Connection Name field. This will be used to identify the connection to the user. 5 Select the terminal emulation to use from the Emulation list. Note that the setup options available will be adjusted according to the chosen emulation. (Refer to the section "Terminal Emulation Selection" on page 76 for a list of emulations that may be selected, depending on your version of TeemTalk.) 6 Click Next to continue. 7 Set the Connection Type to either TCP/IP (default), Modem or Serial. If you need to change the default connection settings, click the Advanced (TCP/IP) or Configure (Modem and Serial) button. Refer to the sections "TCP/IP Connection Settings" on page 80, "Modem Connection Settings" on page 90, or "Serial Connection Settings" on page 91 for details. Creating a New TeemTalk Connection 73

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TeemTalk Connection Configuration
Creating a New TeemTalk Connection
73
3
By default the language used in all TeemTalk menus and dialogs
is English. You can change the language to French, German or
Spanish by making a selection from the
Operating Language
list
at the bottom of this dialog.
4
Enter a descriptive name for the TeemTalk connection in the
Connection Name
field. This will be used to identify the connec-
tion to the user.
5
Select the terminal emulation to use from the
Emulation
list.
Note that the setup options available will be adjusted according
to the chosen emulation. (Refer to the section “Terminal Emula-
tion Selection” on page 76 for a list of emulations that may be
selected, depending on your version of TeemTalk.)
6
Click
Next
to continue.
7
Set the
Connection Type
to either
TCP/IP
(default),
Modem
or
Serial
. If you need to change the default connection settings,
click the
Advanced
(TCP/IP) or
Configure
(Modem and Serial)
button.
Refer to the sections “TCP/IP Connection Settings” on page 80,
“Modem Connection Settings” on page 90, or “Serial Connec-
tion Settings” on page 91 for details.