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Using the Eiconcard Host PAD and Eiconcard Terminal PAD

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Examples are used to help clarify how these uucp configuration files are used. Names and

other user-supplied items are chosen arbitrarily. To run these examples on your system, choose

user-supplied names and items that are defined for your system.

The uucp configuration files are usually located in the /etc/uucp directory. Check your Linux

documentation on uucp for the correct path on your system. There are several uucp

configuration files including call, dial, dialcode, passwd, port, and sys. The example below

uses the sys and port files.

Sys

In the sys file, add entries to define your connections. In the example below, the entry defines

a uucp connection via the PAD. The connection is named ‘pad’ and can be called at “any’ time

using a device type of ‘tpad’ at speed ‘38400’. This entry may be used with cu or an interactive

terminal-emulation program when direct user interaction is desired with the PAD.

system pad

time any

port tpad

speed 38400

Port

In the port file, add entries for each terminal tty line device.

port tpad

type direct

device /dev/tpadEt00

speed 38400

Using uucp and cu

uucp implementations are very flexible. They can be customized to suit the various types of

line connections and modems you use for uucp communications. Before running this example

on your system, the uucp configuration files must be set up according to specific requirements.

In the following examples, “#” is the system prompt, “*” is the Eiconcard Terminal PAD prompt,

and “$” is the remote system prompt.

Note: Verify that you have correctly configured the Eiconcard Terminal PAD device(s) before

attempting to establish a connection. For example, you may need to assign ports using the

tpadcfg -p command.

Example 1

Use the cu utility to login to a remote system. The pad entry of the Systems file connects you

to the Eiconcard Terminal PAD. You may then call a remote system over an X.25 network:

# cu pad // Connect to Terminal from system prompt

Connected

tpadEt 0 profile uucp port 1

* // Now in Terminal PAD

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