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integrity.TEXT07<Some of the computers which support KERMIT are listed below:TEXT09>    DECsystem-10    (TOPS-10)       8080/Z80    (many systems)TEXT10D    DECsystem-10    (TOPS-20)       8086/8088   (MS/PC-DOS, CP/M-86)TEXT11;    VAX-11          (VMS)           Apple ][    (Apple DOS) TEXT12<    PDP-11/LSI-11   (Most OSs)      DEC Rainbow (CP/M-86/80)TEXT136    IBM 370-series  (VM/CMS)        DEC PRO-350 (P/OS)TEXT14E    CDC Cyber-170   (NOS)           Many UNIX and UCSD p-System hostsNTEXT16@Press NEXT SCREEN for more help or RESUME to return to the menu.EXITMAIN1   DTYPFPREVMAIN    TITL!PRO/Kermit - File Transfer SystemTEXT013This is the general procedure for using PRO/Kermit:iTEXT03=        1. Establish a phone connection to the remote system.bTEXT04>        2. Enter connect mode and log in to the remote system.TEXT05/        2. Run the KERMIT on the remote system. TEXT06B        3. Tell the remote KERMIT what to do (if the remote KERMITTEXT07:           supports server, tell it to enter server mode).TEXT08F        4. Press EXIT to return to PRO/Kermit main menu and select theTEXT09,           file transfer operation you want.TEXT10G        5. If the remote KERMIT is a server, you may continue with moreKTEXT11H           file transfers, otherwise go to step 2 for more, else step 6.TEXT12B        6. If the remote KERMIT is a server, use the LOGOUT or BYETEXT13B           command to cause it to logout.  Otherwise, enter connecTEXT14D           mode, exit from the remote KERMIT and log off the system.TEXT16#Press RESUME to return to the menu.eEXITMAIN2   DTYPFPREVMAIN1   TITL!PRO/Kermit - File Transfer SystemATEXT01DYou really ought to read up on KERMIT before trying to use it, or atTEXT02Fleast get someone who has transferred files to 'your' remote system toTEXT034show you how it works.  The KERMIT documentation is:TEXT05+    THE KERMIT USERS GUIDE (Fourth Edition)TEXT07"Available for $5.00 by writing to:TEXT08E                                                Make check payable to TEXT09>    KERMIT Distribution                                      |TEXT10>    Columbia University Center for Computing Activities <----|TEXT11     7th floor, Watson LaboratoryTEXT12    612 West 115th StreetoTEXT13    New York, NY  10025tTEXT16#Press RESUME to return to the menu.2EXITCONNECT DTYPFPREVBYE     NEXTGET     TITLConnect to host computerTEXT01GThis command will allow you to use the Professional-300 series computerdTEXT02Das a terminal.  Before you select this option you should insure thatTEXT03Gthe line parameters and the terminal emulation parameters are correctlyrTEXT04set.TEXT06?The terminal emulation will act as if it were a VT100 terminal. TEXT081Press PREV SCREEN to get help on the Bye command.lTEXT091Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on the GET command.dTEXT10#Press RESUME to return to the menu.tEXITREMCOPY DTYPBNEXTREMRENM TITLRemote COPY commandcTEXT01BThis will ask the server Kermit to copy some file(s) on the remoteTEXT02Hsystem.  Both the source and the destination of the files will be on theTEXT03remote system.TEXT07;Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on the Remote RENAME command.iTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.REXITBYE     DTYPFNEXTCONNECT TITLBye commandTEXT01EThe Bye command will shut down and log out a remote server Kermit and TEXT02Cthen exit to P/OS.  If the remote Kermit is not a server (but is intTEXT032receive mode), you will get an error message back.TEXT055Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on the Connect command.TTEXT06#Press RESUME to return to the menu.qEXITREMRENM DTYPTPREVREMCOPY NEXTREMWHO  TITLRemote RENAME command TEXT01DThis command will instruct the server Kermit to rename the specifiedTEXT02Efiles on the remote host system.  Both the source and the destinationiTEXT03&for the files is on the remote system.TEXT069Press PREV SCREEN to get help on the Remote COPY command. TEXT07CPress NEXT SCREEN to get help on the Remote Whos logged in command.aTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.nEXITGET     DTYPFPREVCONNECT NEXTRECEIVE TITLGet file commandTEXT01GThe Get command will cause PRO/Kermit to request that the remote KermitoTEXT02E(which must be running in server mode) transmit the specified file(s)mTEXT03Dto the Professional.  You can use wildcards in your file name.  ThisTEXT04?will allow you to transfer files with similar names (respondingiTEXT05@FOO*.* will transfer all files starting with the letters 'FOO').TEXT075Press PREV SCREEN to get help on the Connect command..TEXT085Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on the Receive command. TEXT09#Press RESUME to return to the menu.eEXITSEND    DTYPFPREVRECEIVE NEXTSERVER  TITLSend commandTEXT01EThe Send command will allow you to send file(s) to the remote Kermit.aTEXT02@By pressing the ADDITIONAL OPTIONS key and choosing the extendedTEXT03Ffile name entry you can use wildcards. This will allow you to transferTEXT04Gall files with similar names (responding FOO*.* will transfer all filessTEXT05!starting with the letters 'FOO').sTEXT075Press PREV SCREEN to get help on the Receive command.TEXT084Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on the Server command.TEXT09#Press RESUME to return to the menu.rEXITSET     DTYPFPREVSERVER  NEXTSTATUS  TITLSet Parameters commandTEXT01FThe Set Parameters command is used to set various parameters availableTEXT02Bin Kermit.  This will let you customize Kermit so that it can meetTEXT03your specific needs better.zTEXT05@The parameters that you can set include terminal emulation, fileTEXT06=processing, data transfer and line characteristics.  For moreTEXT07Dinformation on these items select the "Set Parameters" from the MainTEXT08+menu, Press DO and then Press the HELP key.fTEXT104Press PREV SCREEN to get help on the Server command.TEXT114Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on the Status command.TEXT12#Press RESUME to return to the menu.nEXITSTATUS  DTYPFPREVSET     NEXTPOSMAIN TITLStatus commandTEXT01GThe Status command will allow you to see various information concerningaTEXT02@the file transfer(s) that have been preformed.  This informationTEXT03Dthe number of characters send/received and other useful information.TEXT070Press PREV SCREEN to get help on Set Parameters.TEXT081Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on P/OS operations.iTEXT09#Press RESUME to return to the menu. EXITSERVER  DTYPFPREVSEND    NEXTSET     TITLServer commandTEXT01FThe Server command allows PRO/Kermit to enter Server mode.  The remoteTEXT02GKermit can then issue Server commands to send and receive files withouteTEXT03Dhaving to give Receive or Send commands to PRO/Kermit.  Note that inTEXT04Eorder to correctly receive different file types while in Server mode,cTEXT05?PRO/Kermit's file type must be set before entering Server mode.lTEXT142Press PREV SCREEN to get help on the Send command.TEXT15<Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on the Set Parameters command.TEXT16#Press RESUME to return to the menu.mEXITTURN    DTYPBTITLTurn Around commandeTEXT01@The Turn Around character command allows you to tell Kermit whatTEXT02Acharacter to use as the turn around character.  This character isrTEXT03used when the IBM - Flag is on.eTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu. EXITTRANFKEYDTYPFTITL!Transparent Function Keys commandFTEXT01AThe Transparent Function Keys command allows the function keys tohTEXT02Deither be sent unchanged (if this option is On) or allows PRO/KermitTEXT03Dto translate some of the function keys to make using Connect easier.TEXT04DIf this option is set to Off then the MAIN SCREEN and EXIT keys willTEXT05Dreturn you to Kermit's Main Menu, The keys marked ESCAPE, BACKSPACE,TEXT06Fand LINEFEED will send the character that they represent, and The HELPTEXT07Gkey will give you a short summary of options available while Connected.TEXT14#Press RESUME to return to the menu.oEXIT7BIT    DTYPBTITL7-Bit Character Codes commandmTEXT01AThe 7-Bit Character Codes command will cause Kermit to ignore theiTEXT02Beighth bit of any characters that are sent to it and will not sendTEXT03Ceight bit characters when this is On.  When this is Off Kermit will TEXT04Callow 8-Bit characters to be sent and received.  This is useful foriTEXT05@using some of the special characters available on this computer,TEXT06Ghowever, it can only be used with systems which understand 8-bit ASCII.aTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.dEXITSENDPARMDTYPBTITLSend Packet ParametersTEXT01CThe commands on this menu allow you to specify how outgoing packetsoTEXT02>of data should look, in case the remote Kermit has nonstandardTEXT03Erequirements.  They also allow you to adjust Kermit so that transfersmTEXT04/will have more success under severe conditions.nTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.sEXITRECPARM DTYPBTITLReceive Packet ParametersCTEXT01CThe commands on this menu allow you to specify to the remote KermitnTEXT02Cwhat the packets it sends should look like, or to inform PRO/KermithTEXT03Cwhat to expect in a packet. They also allow you to adjust Kermit soTTEXT04>that transfers will have more success under severe conditions.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu. EXITTERMCHARDTYPBTITLTerminal Emulation ParametersLTEXT01@This menu allows you to set up the terminal emulator to fit yourTEXT02Bspecific needs.  These parameters will allow the terminal emulatorTEXT03'to work with most if not all computers.wTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.mEXITESCAPE  DTYPBTITLEscape Character commandTEXT01GThe Escape Character command allows you to change the command characterTEXT02Gused in terminal emulation mode.  This character when typed in terminalTEXT03Aemulation mode allows you to return to the Main Menu, get help orwTEXT04Efind the status.  This character (usually a control character) shouldTEXT05Ebe one that is not normally used when in terminal emulation mode.  ItTEXT06can NOT be a function key.TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.EXITIBMFLAG DTYPBTITLIBM - Flag commandTEXT01BThis command allows you to transfer files to/from an IBM computer.TEXT02FNormally off, When communicating with an IBM this should be turned on.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.tEXITSETEOL  DTYPBTITLEnd-of-Line commandiTEXT01FThe End-of-Line command allows you to change the character that KermitTEXT02Blooks for at the end of a packet.  If this is not set the same forTEXT037both Kermits then they will not be able to communicate.eTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu. EXITSETPACLNDTYPBTITLPacket-Length commandeTEXT01AThe Packet-Length command tells Kermit the maximum packet size itTEXT02Ashould use.  Only values in the range of 10 through 94 are legal.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.fEXITSETNPAD DTYPBTITLPadding commandeTEXT01CThe Padding command tells Kermit how many padding characters to put TEXT02Ebetween packets.  You should keep this number as low as the computerseTEXT03>will allow since the higher this number is the slower the fileTEXT04transfer will be.gTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.EXITSETPDC  DTYPBTITLPad Character commandeTEXT01BThe Pad Character command allows you to set what padding characterTEXT02Cis used.  This character must be a control character (0-31 decimal)TEXT03or Delete (127 decimal).TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.EXITSETTIMEODTYPBTITLTimeout commandeTEXT01GThe Timeout command allows you to set the number of seconds that KermiteTEXT02Awill wait for a message from the other computer.  If a Timeout ofiTEXT03Czero(0) is used then Kermit will wait forever for a message that itoTEXT04expects.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.tEXITSETSOP  DTYPBTITLStart of Packet commandtTEXT01FThe Start of Packet command allows you change the character the KermitTEXT02Bwill look for or send at the start of each packet.  If this is notTEXT03Hset the same for both Kermits then they will not be able to communicate.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.iEXITSETQUOTEDTYPBTITL
Quote command TEXT01EThe Quote command allows you to change the character that Kermit usesuTEXT02Dto indicate that a control character follows in the packet.  If thisTEXT03Bis not set the same for both Kermits then they will not be able toTEXT04Bcommunicate.  The default value is the pound sign ("#"), octal 43.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.sEXITRECEIVE DTYPFPREVGET     NEXTSEND    TITLReceive file commandTEXT01HThe Receive command is used to put PRO/Kermit into a state where it willTEXT02Eaccept any file sent to it by the other Kermit.  This is usually usedyTEXT03Donly if the other Kermit does not support server mode, and thereforeTEXT04.does not know how to respond to a Get command.TEXT06%Press PREV SCREEN to get help on Get. TEXT07&Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on Send.TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.gEXITLOCALECHDTYPFTITLLocal Echo commandTEXT01DWhen Local Echo is on, every character typed on the keyboard will beTEXT02Cdisplayed on the screen, as well as being transmitted to the remotecTEXT03Esystem.  This is used when the remote system does not echo characterslTEXT04Citself (sometimes called half duplex).  When Local Echo is off, therTEXT05Hcharacters typed on the keyboard will only be sent to the remote system,TEXT06Cthey will not be displayed on the screen.  This is used for systemswTEXT07Awhich echo characters being input (sometimes called full duplex).oTEXT16#Press RESUME to return to the menu.EXITSETGENRLDTYPBTITLGeneral Parameters commandTEXT01?The General Parameters are items which affect file transfers iniTEXT02Deither direction.  These include the type of error detection code toTEXT030use, and other items relating to file transfers.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.dEXITSETLIN2 DTYPBTITL Set Line Characteristics commandTEXT01CThese items determine the configuration of the communications port.TEXT02DThe baud rates and parity must be set to match the system PRO/KermitTEXT03@is communicating with.  The other options should be set to matchTEXT04!the modem or communications line. TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.oEXITSETLIN1 DTYPBTITL Set Line Characteristics commandTEXT01EChoose Set Default characteristics to change the line characteristicssTEXT02Awhich PRO/Kermit will use when it is started.  Choose Set Current TEXT03Ccharacteristics to change the line characteristics which PRO/KermitaTEXT04@is currently using.  Choose Reset Current defaults to change theTEXT05Dcurrent characteristics back to the defaults.  Note that setting theTEXT06Ddefault characteristics does not change the current characteristics.TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.eEXITSETPARITDTYPBTITLSet Parity commandTEXT01FThis allows you to set the parity type to be used on the communicationTEXT02@line.  The parity affects the setting of the 8th data bit in theTEXT03Bcharacters being transmitted.  This should be set to match what isTEXT04Bexpected by the system on the other end of the communication line.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.eEXITSETFIMODDTYPBNEXTFILESPECTITLSet File Type commandTEXT01@The File Type determines the type of file PRO/Kermit will createTEXT02Cwhen receiving a file.  ASCII should be used for normal text files,iTEXT03?binary for files which do not contain text, and block for filesfTEXT04Gwhich are being transferred from another PRO/Kermit or from VMS Kermit, TEXT054and need to maintain some internal file information.TEXT075Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on File Specifications.TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.cEXITSETPAREVDTYPBTITLSet Parity EveniTEXT01CThis will set the parity generation hardware on the Professional toTEXT02generate even parity.gTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.iEXITSETPARODDTYPBTITLSet Parity OddTEXT01BSetting the parity parameter to Odd will cause the Professional toTEXT02$generate characters with odd parity.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.iEXITSETPARMKDTYPBTITLSet Parity MarkeTEXT01HThis will tell PRO/Kermit to generate Mark parity on all characters thatTEXT021are sent and to expect it on characters received.lTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.eEXITSETPARNODTYPBTITLSet Parity NoneeTEXT01CThis will cause no parity to be generated by the Professional.  The TEXT02HProfessional can then send and receive 8 bit characters depending on theTEXT03status of the 7-Bit parameter.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.-EXITSETPARSPDTYPBTITLSet Parity SpaceTEXT01ESetting the parity processing to Space will cause the Professional toeTEXT021generate and accept characters with space parity.sTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.cEXITFILEASC DTYPBNEXTFILEBIN TITLSet File Mode ASCIIETEXT01DSetting the file mode to ASCII is used to transfer text files to andTEXT02Hfrom the Professional.  If you are transfering other than text files youTEXT03"should use one of the other modes.TEXT072Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on File Mode Binary.TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.oEXITFILEBIN DTYPBPREVFILEASC NEXTFILEBLK TITLSet File Mode BinaryTEXT01EThis file mode is used to transfer eight bit data to and from anotheriTEXT02Cmachine.  This mode would be used to transfer CP/M or MS/DOS binaryVTEXT03!files to and from a Professional. TEXT051Press PREV SCREEN to get help on File Mode ASCII.oTEXT061Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on File Mode Block.nTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu. EXITFILEBLK DTYPBPREVFILEBIN NEXTFILEFIX TITLSet File Mode BlockTTEXT01GThis will set the file mode to be blocked.  This allows the transfering TEXT02,of VAX/VMS files to and from a Professional.TEXT052Press PREV SCREEN to get help on File Mode Binary.TEXT061Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on File Mode Fixed.nTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.nEXITFILEFIX DTYPBPREVFILEBLK TITLSet File Mode FixedETEXT01EThe fixed file mode is used for transfering .TSK files and .EXE filesTEXT02Eto and from a Professional to another machine that also supports thisTEXT03mode.oTEXT061Press PREV SCREEN to get help on File Mode Block.iTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.oEXITFILEPARMDTYPBTITLSet File ParameterseTEXT01>You are allowed to set the type of file you are receiving, theTEXT02@disposition for incompletely received files and the type of fileTEXT03"specifications Kermit will accept.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu. EXITFILEDISPDTYPBPREVFILESPECTITLFile DispositionTEXT01GWhen a file is incompletely received by the Professional you can eitheriTEXT02Hhave the partial file deleted or kept.  This parameter will determine ifTEXT03#the file should be kept or deleted..TEXT065Press PREV SCREEN to get help on File Specifications.kTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.oEXITFILESPECDTYPBPREVSETFIMODNEXTFILEDISPTITLSet File SpecificationTEXT01GThis specification will govern the type of file specifications that areeTEXT02Apassed to PRO/Kermit and the type sent to the remote Kermit.  TheaTEXT031default is to use Normal for file specifications.lTEXT05,Press PREV SCREEN to get help on File Types.TEXT062Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on File Disposition.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.oEXITDISPKEEPDTYPBTITLSet File Disposition Keep TEXT01FSetting the file disposition to keep will cause PRO/Kermit to save anyTEXT02<partially transfered files.  Normally the files are deleted.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu. EXITDISPDEL DTYPBTITLSet File Disposition DeleteLTEXT01HThis is the default file disposition.  If the parameter is set to deleteTEXT022then any partially received files will be deleted.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.cEXITSPECFULLDTYPBNEXTSPECNORMTITLFull File SpecificationCTEXT01EThis will direct PRO/Kermit to send a full P/OS file specification totTEXT02Ethe remote Kermit.  A full file specification consists of the device,nTEXT03Adirectory name, file name, file type and the version of the file. TEXT04@Note: The remote Kermit must understand this file specification.TEXT06<Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on Normal File Specifications.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.gEXITSPECNORMDTYPBPREVSPECFULLNEXTSPECUNTRTITLNormal Form File SpecificationsmTEXT01DThis is the default for file specifications.  Normal form file specsTEXT02Dconsist of just a device and an extension.  All Kermits support fileTEXT03Fspecifications of this type.  All illegal characters are translated inTEXT04
this mode.TEXT06:Press PREV SCREEN to get help on Full File Specifications.TEXT07BPress NEXT SCREEN to get help on Untranslated File Specifications.TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.oEXITSPECUNTRDTYPBPREVSPECNORMTITL Untranslated File SpecificationsTEXT01HUntranslated file specifications are the same as Normal Form file specs,TEXT02Fexcept that illegal characters are not translated to legal characters.TEXT031Untranslated file specifications are "Name.Type". TEXT06APress PREV SCREEN to get help on Normal Form File Specifications.pTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.nEXITSETMODEMDTYPBTITLSet Modem TypeTEXT01BThis will set the modem type that is allowed for PRO/Kermit.  ThisTEXT02Cparameter should be set to NO MODEM.  All others are not supported.aTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.sEXITBLOCKCHKDTYPBTITLSet Block Check TypeTEXT01DThis will set the type of invalid message checking to use.  NormallyTEXT02Fonly a one character checksum is used to validate message, but you canTEXT03/change it to two or three character processing..TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.kEXITSETRPT  DTYPBTITLRepeat Quoting CharacterTEXT01FThe repeat quoting character will set the character to be used for theTEXT02Bcompression used in PRO/Kermit.  This should only be changed by anTEXT03experienced user.oTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.oEXITSET8B   DTYPBTITLEighth Bit Quoting CharacterTEXT01AThis will set the prefix character to use to denote the followingTEXT02.character has the high order bit (8th bit) on.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.hEXITSETSIRTYDTYPBTITLRetries for Initial PacketTEXT01FThis will set the number of retries to attempt for the initial packet.TEXT02FThe default for this value should be sufficient for most applications.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.eEXITSETPKRTYDTYPBTITLRetries for Subsequent PacketsTEXT01FThis will set the number of attempts that PRO/Kermit will make to sendTEXT02Ha message to the remote Kermit.  After this number of retries PRO/KermitTEXT03(will assume that the remote Kermit died.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.sEXITSETDEBUGDTYPBTITL
Set DebuggingiTEXT01DPRO/Kermit can output debugging information during the transfer of aTEXT02file to/from the Professional.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.tEXITBLK1CHK DTYPBNEXTBLK2CHK TITL1 Character ChecksumTEXT01BSingle character checksums are the default for PRO/Kermit and mostTEXT02BKermits.  Single character checksums will detect most transmissionTEXT03errors properly.TEXT067Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on 2 Character Checksums.pTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.lEXITBLK2CHK DTYPBPREVBLK1CHK NEXTBLK3CHK TITL2 Character ChecksumssTEXT01@This will set the packet checking to be two characters.  The twoTEXT02Bcharacters will be a checksum.  This is more reliable than the oneTEXT038character checksum, but is not supported by all Kermits.TEXT057Press PREV SCREEN to get help on 1 Character Checksums.bTEXT061Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on 3 Character CRC.CTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.EEXITBLK3CHK DTYPBPREVBLK2CHK TITL3 Character CRC-CCITTCTEXT01EThis will set the block check characters to be a three character CRC.wTEXT02?This is only supported by Kermit-10, Kermit-VMS and PRO/Kermit.TEXT067Press PREV SCREEN to get help on 2 Character Checksums.oTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.CEXITLINEPARMDTYPBTITLLine ParameterstTEXT01DThis will handle line setting of the various Line Parameters.  TheseTEXT02@include the transmit, receive speed and the XON/XOFF processing.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu. EXITTERMPARMDTYPBTITLTerminal EmulationTEXT01GThis option will allow you to change the Terminal Emulation parameters.sTEXT02HThe parameters that can be changed are the escape character, local echo,TEXT03and others. TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.eEXITSETPRM  DTYPBTITLSet ParametersTEXT01EThis menu will allow you to set various types of parameters availablemTEXT02Bin Kermit.  This will let you customize Kermit so that it can meetTEXT03your specific needs better.zTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.eEXITSETFILE DTYPBTITLSet File ParameterseTEXT01>You are allowed to set the type of file you are receiving, theTEXT02@disposition for incompletely received files and the type of fileTEXT03"specifications Kermit will accept.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.sEXITSETFDISPDTYPBTITLFile DispositionTEXT01GWhen a file is incompletely received by the Professional you can eitheraTEXT02Hhave the partial file deleted or kept.  This parameter will determine ifTEXT03#the file should be kept of deleted.mTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.lEXITSETFSPECDTYPBTITLSet File SpecificationTEXT01GThis specification will govern the type of file specifications that areeTEXT02Apassed to PRO/Kermit and the type sent to the remote Kermit.  ThenTEXT031default is to use Normal for file specifications.pTEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu./EXITFILEMODEDTYPBTITLSet File Type commandSTEXT01@The File Type determines the type of file PRO/Kermit will createTEXT02Cwhen receiving a file.  ASCII should be used for normal text files,rTEXT03?binary for files which do not contain text, and block for filesiTEXT04Gwhich are being transferred from another PRO/Kermit or from VMS Kermit, TEXT054and need to maintain some internal file information.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.lEXITSETLINE DTYPBTITLSet Line CharacteristicsTEXT01EThis will set up the Communications line so that the Professional canrTEXT02Gunderstand the computer at the other end.  Choosing Default will changesTEXT03Dthe values so that every time PRO/Kermit is run these values will beTEXT04Hused.  Changing the Current values will not change the parameters saved.TEXT05GReset will change the Current line characteristics to match the default TEXT06ones. TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.rEXITDFLINE  DTYPBTITL Set Default Line CharacteristicsTEXT01AThe Set Default Line Characteristics will allow you to change therTEXT02Bvalues of Baud rate, Parity and Modem type that are saved on disk.TEXT03<These values will then be used every time PRO/Kermit is run.TEXT05<NOTE: This does not change the current line characteristics.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.nEXITCRLINE  DTYPBTITL Set Current Line CharacteristicsTEXT01CThis command allows you to change the values of things such as BaudsTEXT02Arate, parity and others.  These changes will be used for all filesTEXT03Atransfers and for Connecting until PRO/Kermit is run again.  OncelTEXT04Eyou leave PRO/Kermit the changes are lost since PRO/Kermit copies thecTEXT05Ddefault characteristics to the current ones every time PRO/Kermit isTEXT06run.TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu. EXITRSLINE  DTYPBTITL"Reset Current Line CharacteristicsTEXT01DThis option will allow you to take the default line options and copyTEXT02Bthem to the current line characteristics.  This is useful when youTEXT03Fmake a mistake and change the wrong current line characteristic.  ThisTEXT043is automatically done every time PRO/Kermit is run.eTEXT06#Press RESUME to return to the menu.lEXITSETLREC DTYPBTITL
Receive SpeediTEXT01FThis will change the Receive Speed (baud) to accomodate many differentTEXT02@computers and modems.  The most common baud rates for modems areTEXT03300 and 1200 baud.TEXT05#Press RESUME to return to the menu.EXITSETLTRANDTYPBTITLTransmit SpeedTEXT01DThe Transmit Speed (baud) option allows you to set the send speed toTEXT02Haccomodate most modems and computers.  Most modems use 300 or 1200 baud.TEXT04#Press RESUME to return to the menu.oEXITSETLXON DTYPBTITLXON/XOFF ControlTEXT01AThis command allows you to have PRO/Kermit send XON/XOFF (ctrl-S,hTEXT02Hctrl-Q) to tell the remote computer to stop send/restart sending so thatTEXT03Gdata is not lost.  If this is set to disabled and the modem type is set TEXT04Gto no modem then the clear to send line on the connecting cable will beoTEXT05&used.  Usually this is set to enabled.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.iEXITSETLMODMDTYPBTITL
Modem TypeTEXT01EThis should be set to No Modem.  All others are not supported at thislTEXT02time.oTEXT04#Press RESUME to return to the menu.iEXITSETLPARMDTYPBTITLSet Line CharacteristicsTEXT01EThis menu allows you the set various parameters that allow PRO/KermitlTEXT02Bto communicate with the remote computer.  Setting these parametersTEXT03Dincorrectly will probably prohibit you from doing any file transfersTEXT04or using the terminal emulator. TEXT06#Press RESUME to return to the menu.iEXITBAUDRATEDTYPBTITLSpeed (baud rate) SelectionoTEXT01DThis option allows you to choose the rate at which your ProfessionalTEXT02Hsends or receives data.  The speed for your Professional must correspondTEXT03to that of the remote computer. TEXT05#Press RESUME to return to the menu. EXITPOSMAIN DTYPFTITLP/OS FunctionsTEXT01@PRO/Kermit can invoke some of the various P/OS Functions.  TheseTEXT02Ffunctions include the Disk/diskette services, File services and othersTEXT03%that are found in the P/OS main menu. TEXT06(Press PREV SCREEN to get help on Status.TEXT07#Press RESUME to return to the menu.sEXITPOS     DTYPBNEXTPOSDISK TITL
P/OS ServicestTEXT01GThis frame allows you to invoke a P/OS service.  These services include/TEXT02Dthe Disk/diskette, File and Print services.  You can also invoke theTEXT03(View Messages/Status and the P/OS SETUP.TEXT078Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on Disk/diskette services.TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.EEXITPOSDISK DTYPBPREVPOS     NEXTPOSFILE TITLP/OS Disk/diskette ServicesTTEXT01HThis selection will invoke the normal P/OS Disk/diskette services.  ThisTEXT02Gwill be the same as if you selected the Disk/diskette services from thebTEXT03P/OS Main menu.lTEXT06/Press PREV SCREEN to get help on P/OS services.MTEXT07/Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on File services. TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.hEXITPOSFILE DTYPBPREVPOSDISK NEXTPOSPRINTTITLP/OS File servicesTEXT01DThis selection will invoke the P/OS File services.  This is normallyTEXT02Cinvoked from the P/OS main menu.  File services allows you to copy,iTEXT030rename, delete and do other operations on files.TEXT06=Press PREV SCREEN to get help on P/OS Disk/diskette services.iTEXT075Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on P/OS Print services.tTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.tEXITPOSPRINTDTYPTPREVPOSFILE NEXTPOSVIEW TITLP/OS Print servicesoTEXT01APrint services will invoke the P/OS Print services that you wouldiTEXT02#normally invoke from the main menu. TEXT064Press PREV SCREEN to get help on P/OS File services.TEXT079Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on P/OS View Message/StatussTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.lEXITPOSVIEW DTYPTPREVPOSPRINTNEXTPOSSETUPTITLP/OS View Message/StatusTEXT01DThe "View Message/Status" selection will provide the same status andTEXT02Emessage information that the "View Message/Status" option in the P/OSpTEXT03Emain menu.  This information includes the date/time, disk space used,STEXT04+and any system messages that are available.iTEXT065Press PREV SCREEN to get help on P/OS Print services.nTEXT07-Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on P/OS Set-Up.sTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.vEXITPOSSETUPDTYPTPREVPOSVIEW TITLP/OS Set-UpSTEXT01EThe P/OS Set-Up function will provide the same menus and functions asSTEXT02Ethe Set-Up key with the P/OS Main menu is displayed.  These functions-TEXT03Ginclude setting the date/time, keyboard type and other system dependenteTEXT04items.TEXT07:Press PREV SCREEN to get help on P/OS View Message/Status.TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.iEXITACTIVE  DTYPFTITLFile transfer task is activeTEXT01FThe file transfer task is currently active.  This can be the result ofTEXT02Cseveral different things; PRO/Kermit could have been left in serveruTEXT03Fmode, a file transfer could be still active, or the file transfer taskTEXT04Acould be hung.  At this point you have the option of exiting fromlTEXT05FKermit, aborting the file transfer task, or resuming the file transferTEXT06status type out.TEXT08DTo abort the file transfer task you should choose the "abort" optionTEXT09Gfrom the menu.  After you have pressed the DO key the normal PRO/KermitsTEXT10menu should appear.oTEXT12ATo continue the file transfer status type out choose the "resume"oTEXT13<option.  The file transfer status screen should then appear.TEXT16#Press RESUME to return to the menu.eEXITACTABORTDTYPTNEXTACTRESUMTITLAbort file transfer taskTEXT01DThis option will allow you to stop the file transfer task.  The fileTEXT02Gtransfer task is currently active.  It may be active because PRO/KermityTEXT03<was left in server mode or a file transfer was left running.TEXT07APress NEXT SCREEN to get help on Resume transfer status type out.iTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.uEXITACTRESUMDTYPBPREVACTABORTTITLResume transfer status type outeTEXT01FThis option will allow you to resume the file transfer status type outTEXT02Fon the screen.  After you have selected this option and pressed the DOTEXT035key the file transfer status frame will be displayed.eTEXT079Press PREV SCREEN to get help on Abort file transfer taskiTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.lEXITREMOTE  DTYPFTITLRemote commandshTEXT01CPRO/Kermit can issue commands to a remote Kermit to perform certainTEXT02Cfunctions.  These functions include and are not restricted to: typeTEXT03Ea file(s), give a directory, delete a file(s), copy a file(s), renameTEXT04Fa file(s), change the working directory, give the status of the remoteTEXT05HKermit and return help information.  A subset of the functions have beenTEXT068implemented in Kermit-10, Kermit-32 (VMS) and Kermit-20.TEXT14#Press RESUME to return to the menu.mEXITREMTYPE DTYPBNEXTREMDIR  TITLRemote TYPE commandtTEXT01HThis command will request the remote file specification and then ask theTEXT02Bremote Kermit to send the text of the file back to be typed on theTEXT03screen.eTEXT07>Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on the Remote Directory command.TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.cEXITREMDIR  DTYPBPREVREMTYPE NEXTREMDISK TITLRemote DIRECTORY CommandTEXT01GThis command will ask the remote Kermit to do a directory of the user'sdTEXT026area and then PRO/Kermit will print it on your screen.TEXT068Press PREV SCREEN to get help on the Remote TYPE commandTEXT07>Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on the Remote Disk Usage commandTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.hEXITREMDEL  DTYPBPREVREMDISK NEXTREMCHANGTITLRemote DELETE CommandcTEXT01FThis command will request a remote file specification and then ask theTEXT02"remote Kermit to delete the files.TEXT06;Press PREV SCREEN to get help on Remote Disk Usage command.dTEXT07APress NEXT SCREEN to get help on Remote CHANGE DIRECTORY command.eTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.hEXITREMCHANGDTYPTPREVREMDEL  NEXTREMSTAT TITL'Remote CHANGE WORKING DIRECTORY Command.TEXT01DThe Change Working Directory command will cause the remote Kermit toTEXT02Hchange the directory that you are working in to the one you specify.  IfTEXT03<you don't specify one it will restore the default directory.TEXT066Press PREV SCREEN to get help on Remote DELETE commandTEXT076Press NEXT SCREEN to get help on Remote STATUS commandTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.EEXITREMSTAT DTYPTPREVREMCHANGNEXTREMHELP TITLRemote STATUS CommandATEXT01EThis command will return the status information on the remote KERMIT.lTEXT06BPress PREV SCREEN to get help with Remote CHANGE WORKING DIRECTORYTEXT07.Press NEXT SCREEN to get help with Remote HELPTEXT08"Press RESUME to return to the menuEXITREMHELP DTYPTPREVREMSTAT NEXTREMLGO  TITLRemote HELP CommandHTEXT01DThis command will request that the remote Kermit send a help messageTEXT02Gto PRO/Kermit to inform you what commands are implemented by the remoteaTEXT03Kermit.OTEXT069Press NEXT SCREEN to get help with Remote LOGOUT command.iTEXT079Press PREV SCREEN to get help with Remote STATUS command. TEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.oEXITREMDISK DTYPBPREVREMDIR  NEXTREMDEL  TITLRemote Disk UsagetTEXT01GIssuing this command will cause the remote Kermit to return informationTEXT02?about the amount of disk space being used on the remote system.nTEXT06@Press PREV SCREEN to get help with the Remote DIRECTORY command.TEXT07=Press NEXT SCREEN to get help with the Remote DELETE command.nTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.hEXITREMLGO  DTYPTPREVREMHELP NEXTREMFIN  TITLLogout Server KermitTEXT01DThe Logout command will cause the server Kermit to invoke the remoteTEXT02Esystems LOGOUT procedure or program.  After this has been done you dokTEXT035not have to use the CONNECT command to kill your job.eTEXT069Press NEXT SCREEN to get help with Remote FINISH command.oTEXT077Press PREV SCREEN to get help with Remote HOST command.iTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.VEXITREMFIN  DTYPTPREVREMLGO  NEXTREMHOST TITLRemote Finish Server KermitETEXT01HThe FINISH command will cause the server Kermit to exit to the operatingTEXT02Dsystem.  After this function has been invoked you can connect to theTEXT033remote system and issue any commands that you wish. TEXT069Press PREV SCREEN to get help with Remote FINISH command.aTEXT077Press NEXT SCREEN to get help with Remote HOST command.ITEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.gEXITREMHOST DTYPTPREVREMFIN  TITLRemote Host CommandsTEXT01EThis command will prompt for a text string.  This string will then bemTEXT026set to the remote to be processed as a system command.TEXT077Press PREV SCREEN to get help on Remote FINISH command.iTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.tEXITREMWHO  DTYPTPREVREMRENM TITLRemote Who is logged in TEXT01EThis command will you information about who is logged into the remoteTEXT02system.lTEXT07=Press PREV SCREEN to get help with the Remote RENAME command.iTEXT08#Press RESUME to return to the menu.tEXIT