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Chapter 6 - Using ATE Commands

ATE Commands

Table 6-1. The ATE Commands

Table 6-1. The ATE Commands (Continued)

Using the ASYNCH Command

Examples of the ASYNCH Command

Example 1

asynch

Example 2

asynch /s:remotevax@finance@homeoffice

Example 3

asynch /c:vaxdirect

Example 4

asynch /s:vaxhost@finance@homeoffice/c:vaxdirect

Example 5

asynch /s:vaxhost@finance@homeoffice/c:vaxdirect/f:vax1

Example 6

asynch /e:ibm3101

Example 7

asynch /e:vt52/s:remotevax@finance@homeoffice

Example 8

asynch /f:vax2

Example 9

asynch /f:vax2/s:vaxhost@finance@homeoffice

Example 10

asynch /c:vax2/s:vaxhost@finance@homeoffice/o:f:\reflect\r2

Commands for Third-Party Software

Making Terminal Emulation Software Resident

Note: Most third-party terminal emulation software packages provide capabilities, such as hotkeys, to exit from terminal emulation and return to DOS while maintaining your connection to the host. See your third-party documentation for details.

1. Exit terminal emulation from the Action Menu while in terminal emulation.

2. Enter Y in response to the prompt to suspend your session.

3. Enter ASYNCH at the DOS prompt to return to terminal emulation.

Releasing Terminal Emulation from Memory

Using the Emulation Command Line

How It All Works Together

Figure 6-1. ATE Flowchart

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