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PowerTerm® LTC

Version 9.1

User's Guide

PowerTerm LTC

Users Guide

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Table o Contents

1. INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................7

1.1. What is PowerTerm LTC? ...................................................................................................... 7

1.2. PowerTerm LTC Features ...................................................................................................... 7

1.3. Getting Started........................................................................................................................ 8

1.3.1. PowerTerm LTC Setup ..................................................................................................... 8

1.3.2. A Quick Guide through PowerTerm LTC .......................................................................... 9

2. POWERTERM LTC: GENERAL REFERENCE..............................................12

2.1. The PowerTerm LTC Window.............................................................................................. 12

2.2. Menu Bar ............................................................................................................................... 14

2.2.1. File enu......................................................................................................................... 14

2.2.2. Edit enu ........................................................................................................................ 16

2.2.3. Terminal enu ................................................................................................................ 17

2.2.4. Communication enu ..................................................................................................... 18

2.2.5. Options enu.................................................................................................................. 19

2.2.6. Script enu ..................................................................................................................... 20

2.2.7. Help enu ....................................................................................................................... 21

2.3. Toolbar................................................................................................................................... 21

2.4. Hot Keys ................................................................................................................................ 23

2.5. Connection Dialog ................................................................................................................ 25

2.6. Terminal Setup Dialog.......................................................................................................... 26

2.6.1. General Property Page ................................................................................................... 28

2.6.2. Display Property Page .................................................................................................... 34

2.6.3. Keyboard Property Page................................................................................................. 37

2.6.4. Printer Property Page...................................................................................................... 43

2.6.5. Advanced Printing Setup................................................................................................. 45

2.6.6. Tabs Property Page ........................................................................................................ 48

2.6.7. Colors Property Page...................................................................................................... 49

2.6.8. Preferences Property Page............................................................................................. 54

2.7. Security Settings Dialogs .................................................................................................... 55

2.7.1. SSL Security.................................................................................................................... 55

2.7.2. SSH Security................................................................................................................... 56

2.7.3. Kerberos Security............................................................................................................ 57

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3. STARTING AND STOPPING SESSIONS ......................................................59

3.1. Starting PowerTerm LTC Using a Setup File ..................................................................... 59

3.2. Starting PowerTerm LTC Using a Script ............................................................................ 60

3.3. Starting PowerTerm LTC with Auto Connect .................................................................... 60

3.4. Starting a New PowerTerm LTC Session ........................................................................... 60

3.5. Ending a PowerTerm LTC Session..................................................................................... 61

4. DEFINING EMULATIONS ..............................................................................64

5. DEFINING CONNECTIONS ...........................................................................67

6. MANIPULATING THE DESKTOP AND SELECTING TEXT..........................71

6.1. Manipulating Desktop Components ................................................................................... 71

6.2. Manipulating Desktop Display ............................................................................................ 72

6.2.1. Setting Fonts ................................................................................................................... 72

6.2.2. Setting Color.................................................................................................................... 73

6.2.3. Setting work area ............................................................................................................ 73

6.3. Selecting Text ....................................................................................................................... 76

7. KEYBOARD SETTINGS ................................................................................78

7.1. Mapping Keys ....................................................................................................................... 78

7.2. Saving and Opening Keyboard Mapping Settings............................................................ 80

7.3. Keyboard Behavior............................................................................................................... 80

8. SOFT BUTTONS............................................................................................84

9. PRINTING.......................................................................................................85

9.1. Con iguring Printer Parameters .......................................................................................... 85

9.2. Sending Escape Sequences................................................................................................ 88

9.2.1. Printer Configuration Files (.prt) ...................................................................................... 88

9.2.2. odifying Printer Settings via the .PED file .................................................................... 89

10. SCRIPTS ......................................................................................................91

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About this Guide

PowerTerm LTC is a fully functional terminal emulator for Linux Thin Clients

platforms.

This Guide assumes that you are familiar with basic windowing system conventions

(file transferring, copy/paste functions, etc.) and the operation of the terminal you

intend to emulate.

The PowerTerm LTC User's Guide is comprised of the following chapters:

Chp.

1 Introduction Presents PowerTerm

LTC and its main

features. It also

describes how to get

PowerTerm LTC

started.

Pg. 7

Chp.

2 PowerTerm LTC:

General Reference

Describes the

PowerTerm LTC

window, the menus

and the different

dialogs.

Pg. 12

Chp.

3 Starting and Stopping

Sessions

Describes how you

start and stop

sessions, and

customize them.

Pg. 59

Chp.

4 Defining Emulations Describes how to

configure and

customize emulations

parameters.

Pg. 64

Chp.

5 Defining Connections Describes how to

configure connections

and save them.

Pg. 67

Chp.

6 Manipulating the

Desktop and Selecting

Text

Explains how you can

customize the

Desktop display and

how to select text in

Pg. 71

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different ways.

Chp.

7 Keyboard Settings Describes how to

customize and map

your keyboard.

Pg. 78

Chp.

8 Soft Buttons Explains how to

customize the Soft

Buttons.

Pg. 84

Chp.

9 Printing Explains how to

define printing

parameters.

Pg. 85

Chp.

10 Scripts Explains how to work

with the PowerTerm

Scrip Language

(PSL).

Pg. 91

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1. Introduction

This chapter presents PowerTerm LTC and its main features. It also describes the

basic steps on how to use PowerTerm LTC for users who are familiar with accessing

remote terminals.

This chapter includes the following topics:

• What is PowerTerm LTC?

• PowerTerm LTC Features

• System Requirements

• Getting Started

1.1. What is PowerTerm LTC?

PowerTerm LTC is a fully functional emulator for Linux Thin Clients operating

systems. It emulates various terminal types, including IBM, UNIX, HP, VMS and

Tandem. PowerTerm LTC enables you to connect to a single or to multiple hosts via

both network and remote connections.

PowerTerm LTC has two main features to enable the LTC to act and feel like a real

host terminal:

• Terminal display emulation, PowerTerm LTC emulates the exact display of

the chosen terminal. It presents host applications precisely as they would

appear on the terminal. Once the LTC connects to a host computer, all host

operations can be performed as if the LTC is an actual host terminal.

• Terminal keyboard emulation, PowerTerm LTC enables you to emulate the

selected terminal's keyboard by mapping the LTC keys to match the host

keys. Keyboard mapping definitions are stored in a .ptk file.

PowerTerm LTC also provides various options to customize and optimize the

working environment such as:

• Soft buttons, programmable buttons located at the bottom of the PowerTerm

LTC window.

• PowerTerm Script Language (PSL), a full-featured programming language,

which enables you to create scripts for automating tasks. For example, you

can create a PSL script for automatic login. Scripts can be used at startup of

PowerTerm LTC, or can be utilized any time during a PowerTerm LTC

session. PSL commands can also be assigned to the Soft buttons to enable

additional functions with a click of the mouse.

1.2. PowerTerm LTC Features

PowerTerm LTC features include:

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• Compact, light and high performance program

• Supports TCP/IP

• Supports RS-232

• Supports Ethernet and Token ring networks.

• PowerTerm Script Language (PSL)

• String functions, including sub-string, index and concatenation

• Enables you to save parameters for all sessions

• High-level API enables access from other environments, such as C++, Visual

Basic, and Power Builder. Also supports EHLLAPI.

• Language support for most Western and Eastern European languages

• Modem dialling

• Multi-session capabilities

• User programmable Soft buttons

• Control of color selection and screen attributes

• Supports printing including Auto Print mode and Slave Printing. Also

supports Advanced Printing capabilities, including TN5250 Host Print

Transform, specifying the orientation of the printed output for non-graphic

printing, setting values for CPI/LPI/FONT parameters, printer rows and

columns.

• Easy to use keyboard mapping

1.3. Getting Started

1.3.1. PowerTerm LTC Setup

To enable LTC-host interactions, you need to define two sets of parameters:

• Terminal parameters

• Communication parameters

All parameters are saved in a Terminal setup file where the default is called ptdef.*.

Setup file extensions are:

• pts for the Terminal setup file

• ptc for the Communication setup file

• ptk for the Keyboard definitions file

PowerTerm LTC provides the option to work with a single host or with multiple

hosts. ou can create different setup configurations for working with each host to

enable each user a customized working environment. (For more information about

specifying and saving parameters, see chapters Defining Emulations and Defining

Connections.)

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Working with a Single Terminal Connection

If you only need to connect to a single host connection, you should use the default

terminal setup and communication file. PowerTerm LTC automatically uses the

parameters in the setup file to start the system.

Working with Multiple Terminal Connections

If you are working with multiple terminal connections, you may need to use a

different setup file for each emulation. To create a setup file, you first need to

define the terminal setup and communication parameters, and then save these

parameters to a terminal setup file.

1.3.2. A Quick Guide through PowerTerm LTC

Step 1: Start PowerTerm LTC

Launch PowerTerm LTC.

When PowerTerm LTC is used for the first time, the PowerTerm LTC

window is automatically displayed together with the Connect dialog. After

the connection parameters have been defined, the Connect dialog will be

displayed according to your selected option.

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PowerTerm LTC opens with the default terminal setup file. ou can also open

PowerTerm LTC using a customized setup file, or script.

The most important feature of the PowerTerm LTC window is its work area, which

emulates a host terminal screen by displaying data entered on your terminal data

received from the host. (For more information on how to customize your desktop,

see chapter Manipulating the Desktop and Selecting Text)

Step 2: Select a Terminal Emulation

ou can either select a terminal type for the current session or open a previously

defined terminal setup file.

To select terminal settings:

1. Select Terminal | Setup. The Terminal Setup dialog appears.

2. Select the Emulation tab.

3. Click one of the Terminal Types. The emulation type that you select changes

the number of setup tabs and, for IBM emulations, the PowerTerm LTC

windows display.

4. Define terminal settings by clicking the relevant Property page tab and

define setup parameters.

5. Click OK.

6. Save the settings by selecting File | Save Terminal Setup or Save Terminal

Setup As. The file is saved.

To open a previously de ined Terminal setup ile:

1. Select File | Open Terminal Setup. The Open File dialog appears.

2. Select your desired setup file and click OK.

Or,

1. Select Communication | Connect. The Connect dialog appears.

2. Type your desired setup file name in the Setup File field or alternatively click

the browse button and select the desired file in the Select File dialog.

Step 3: Connect to Host

After you have selected a terminal emulation, you need to define communication

parameters for the current session, or select a previously saved session from the

session list. PowerTerm LTC also provides an option to run a script file before you

connect to a host.

To connect to a host:

1. Select Communication | Connect. The Connect dialog appears.

2. Define communication parameters or select a session with previously defined

connection parameters from the Session list.

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