IBM M110 Manual De Usuario
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1.0 Specifications
The principal characteristics of the SpotLine M110 are:
EMULATION: The SpotLine M110 has a number of built-in
emulation modes designed to fully support the demands of the
principal multi-user operating systems available in the marketplace.
Emulations inc lude SCO/ANSI, Pcterm, IBM 3151, DEC VT family,
and others.
LAN: The SpotLine M110 uses industry standard
Ethernet TCP/IP to provide:
EMULATION: The SpotLine M110 has a number of built-in
emulation modes designed to fully support the demands of the
principal multi-user operating systems available in the marketplace.
Emulations inc lude SCO/ANSI, Pcterm, IBM 3151, DEC VT family,
and others.
LAN: The SpotLine M110 uses industry standard
Ethernet TCP/IP to provide:
- ARP/ICMP/IP/TCP/UDP/Telnet/LPR services.
- Up to 8 simultaneous Telnet sessions
- Up to 8 simultaneous Telnet sessions
- Connection to Ethernet via 10Base2 (ThinNet) using a standard
BNC connector, or 10BaseT cabling (RJ-45 UTP), with dynamic
recognition of which connector you are using.
SPEED: The SpotLine M110 terminal can also
connect to any RS232C serial port and communicate asynchronously
with host computers at any speed from 1200 baud to 115K baud. Serial
and LAN sessions can be active at the same time.
MONITORS: You may connect any monochrome or color
VGA/SuperVGA monitor to the SpotLine M110. If you use
monochrome, it will automatically be detected and color values will be
automatically translated to various brightness levels.
KEYBOARDS: The SpotLine M110 has a PC/AT
compatible keyboard port, and can be used with both international scan
code keyboards and ASCII keyboards.