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Installing the PC Terminal Emulator This assumes you are using a Windows PC. If you are using a Mac or Linux you will need to install similar terminal software to connect to the Serial port provided by the USB serial Bluetooth card. I have used CoolTerm for Mac which I downloaded from the freeware.the-meiers.org site. Mac's and serial TTY's. Mac's are excellent tools for accessing serial device TTY ports (to console into PBX's, switches, and routers). You just need a serial to USB adapter, the right driver, and some Terminal software.

Other Features: LK450 keyboard support, powerful scripting language, modem dialing keep-alive-timeout, save-lock-state, multi sessions, Intellimouse support, macros, script recorder, history scroll bar for session review, language code pages support, intelligent copy & paste of blocks/lines/words, keyboard mapping, keyboard property page, floating programmable PowerPad keypad, programmable hotspots, status display for host and printer, high-level API, DDE client & server, COM client, HLLAPI, EHLLAPI and much more. Quicken for mac 10.7. • How do I create a desktop shortcut to connect automatically (e.g., via Telnet)? • In order to create a desktop shortcut: • Use 'My Computer' or 'Explorer' to view the PowerTerm Directory. • Look for the PowerTerm executable, 'ptw32.exe'. • Right-click on this item and choose `Create Shortcut`. A new icon will appear. (You may rename this if you like).

• Drag the new icon onto the Desktop. • Right-click the icon and choose 'Properties'. • Select the `Shortcut` tab and then modify the `Target` line. Ptw32.exe At the end of this line, simply add `telnet.psl’ followed by the host you want to telnet to: example.

Ptw32.exe telnet.psl myhost where myhost is the name or IP address of the host system you are trying to connect to Important Note: If you see quote marks around the text on the target line, place the new words OUTSIDE of the quotes, so you will have a target such as 'C: Program Files PTW32 ptw32.exe' telnet.psl myhost • How do I configure PowerTerm to use private SSH keys to connect to the host? • Please follow the steps below: • Use an application like the 'SSH-keygen' in order to generate a pair of keys: private key and public key. • Add the content of the new public key to the 'authorized keys' file on the host. • In PowerTerm`s 'Connect' window: set the 'security type' to 'SSH' and click 'Details' • Set 'Private key file for authentication' to the exact location of the private key generated in step #1. The private key does not have to be *.epk file. When doing so - PowerTerm will automatically create a new private key in EPK format.

• How do I capture screen data to a text file? • It is very easy to capture screen data to a file. Simply use the Ascii File capture capability as follows: • Run the Communication Receive File menu. • Choose the Ascii tab and input a filename into the text box. • Press OK, and proceed with your terminal session. • When you want to stop capturing, run the Communication Stop Receiving Ascii file menu. All screen data will be in the file whose name you supplied.

First, you should use PuTTY instead of Hyperterminal as it's better in pretty much every way. A terminal will commonly work with the following methods of communication: • Telnet using TCP/IP • SSH using TCP/IP • Serial port using RS-232 The first two require the device you are trying to reach has an IP and supports the protocol in question. The second requires the device be connected to your system via a COM port on Windows. Now if you are expecting to do a RS-232 style terminal connection over USB, it must be a USB serial port.

You can buy RS-232 to USB converters. Some devices have a USB port that implements a RS-232 to USB converter internally. On Windows, for any kind of hardware like this, you'll likely need to install a manufacturer-provided driver - this is probably why you are having trouble. Then, in devmgmt.msc, under Ports, you'll see an extra COM port. You can use this to talk to your device through PuTTY (or Hyperterminal, if you insist.).