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Establishing a Local Session
The MERLIN Messaging System has an RS-232 serial port capable of supporting direct
connection to a terminal device, such as a PC, with a serial port at a line speed of 9.6 kbps. The
connection is based on an 8-bit word, no parity, no flow control and autobaud capability. An
RS-232DW8 cable with a maximum length of 25 feet can be used to connect the terminal to the
module.
connection to a terminal device, such as a PC, with a serial port at a line speed of 9.6 kbps. The
connection is based on an 8-bit word, no parity, no flow control and autobaud capability. An
RS-232DW8 cable with a maximum length of 25 feet can be used to connect the terminal to the
module.
You need to use the adapters specified below:
MERLIN Messaging Serial Port
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25-foot DW8 Cable
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AT&T 3SSAF adapter
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Male DB2S-to-female DB1S
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PC/Laptop COM Port
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The MERLIN Messaging System supports one terminal session at a time. If a session is in effect
through the Remote Maintenance Device (RMD) at the time the serial connection is being
established, the MERLIN Messaging System ignores all input from the serial connection.
through the Remote Maintenance Device (RMD) at the time the serial connection is being
established, the MERLIN Messaging System ignores all input from the serial connection.
When the hardware has been connected you must use a terminal emulator (such as Windows
Hyperterminal) to start your terminal session.
Hyperterminal) to start your terminal session.
Related Topics
Logging in to Terminal-Based Reporting, Maintenance and Administration
Setting Up Windows Hyperterminal for a Local Session
Establishing a Remote Session
Setting Up Windows Hyperterminal for a Local Session
Establishing a Remote Session
Establishing a Local Session
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