3x74 EMULATION using PC?

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2 total messages Started by james.j.menth Tue, 07 May 1991 22:54

#965

Author: james.j.menth
Date: Tue, 07 May 1991 22:54

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Apologies for first posting related errors.

I have an imminent need for a ibm-pc(clone) package that will emulate
a very specific part of an SNA network.  I am trying to provide
a single terminal and printer on a multi-drop SNA line (SDLC) without
dropping a controller (3x74 type - in this case AT&T 6544) and a
terminal and printer (327x type and 3286 type respectively - in
this case AT&T 6579 and AT&T 577).  The package should provide
support for the sdlc to a synchronous modem and can use an add-on
board if the serial port is not capable of the clock synchronization.
It should emulate a 3x74 controller to the modem and provide LU's
for at least one terminal and printer.

Please mail to cbnewsb!jjm or phone 501-5694212. (AUDIX)

Jim Menth @AT&T Computer Systems - Little Rock, AR

Re: 3x74 EMULATION using PC?

#967

Author: Tony Espy
Date: Fri, 10 May 1991 12:47

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In article <1991May7.225452.26662@cbfsb.att.com>, jjm@cbnewsb.cb.att.com (james.j.menth) writes:
> 
> Apologies for first posting related errors.
> 
> I have an imminent need for a ibm-pc(clone) package that will emulate
> a very specific part of an SNA network.  I am trying to provide
> a single terminal and printer on a multi-drop SNA line (SDLC) without
> dropping a controller (3x74 type - in this case AT&T 6544) and a
> terminal and printer (327x type and 3286 type respectively - in
> this case AT&T 6579 and AT&T 577).  
		.
		.
		.

   You should be able to get an SDLC card from IBM.  As for the  
   3270 emulation, IBM also sells a PC 3270 Emulation pckg, you 
   can also try DCA ( makers of the IRMA board ).

						.
					/tony . . .
						.

	"Jazz isn't dead, it just smells funny." - Zappa

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