Lucent Technologies merlin messaging system User Manual

HyperTerminal is the standard terminal emulator and serial communications program provided with the
Windows operating system. The following procedure describes how to set up a HyperTerminal icon that you
can use anytime you want to start a local session.

Click the Start button

Point to Programs, point to Accessories and then click HyperTerminal

Double-click Hypertrm

HyperTerminal starts in the New Connection mode. For information
about how to use HyperTerminal, click the Help menu in
HyperTerminal.

On the New Connection window, type a name that describes the connection (for example,
MERLIN Messaging), then click OK.

On the Connect To window Connect Using field, select the appropriate COM port
on your PC used to connect to the MERLIN Messaging System, then click OK.

On the COM Properties window, select the following values, then click OK.

Bits per second: 9600

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Data bits: 8

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Parity: None

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Stop bits: 1

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Flow Control: Hardware

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An icon with the name you selected in Step 4 is created. You can then double-click
this icon to start a local session with the paramaters you entered. After you start the
local session, the Login prompt is shown on your screen. Enter the appropriate login
and password to start the session.

Establishing a Local Session
Logging in to Terminal-Based Reporting, Maintenance and Administration

 

 

 

Setting Up Windows HyperTerminal for A Local Session

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