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Started by UNIX
Fri, 11 Jul 1997 00:00
Ethernet based terminal
Author: UNIX
Date: Fri, 11 Jul 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 11 Jul 1997 00:00
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Connecting USERS to UNIX Compass Corporate Systems, Inc. is introducing a new ethernet-based terminal appropriately called an "Etherminal". This "Etherminal" or terminal for the ethernet provides your workplace with performance and flexibility, which conventional terminals could never offer. * The "Etherminal" connects to the network via 10BASE-T or 10BASE2 and is considerably faster than a serial line connection. * Uses a standard non-proprietary PC keyboard and VGA monitor. Allows users to use their favorite keyboard style and monitor size. * A variety of devices can be attached to the "Etherminal" through its (1) LPT and (2) COM ports. Devices can be either local or seen by the entire network. In a terminal server configuration, the "Etherminal" can support an additional two serial terminals through its (2) COM ports. In the print server configuration, the "Etherminal" can support two serial printers and one parallel printer. No network interface cards are needed for the printers! Additional devices such as POS equipment, barcoding, and modems can also be attached. * Maximum of 8 ethernet sessions. Sessions can be connected to the same host or to 8 different hosts. Additionally each session can have its own configurable foreground and background colors. * Password protected setup is available so inexperienced useres can not accidentally change the "Etherminal's" configuration. * Built-in screen saver (dim). Not a critically important feature, but still nice to have. Contact Compass Corporate Systems, Inc. to discuss how the "Etherminal" can provide a variety of solutions to your business needs. Compass Corporate Systems, Inc. 3105 Congress Avenue Plano, Texas 75025 phone 972-208-3660 fax 972-208-3659 Email: compass@why.net
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