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Ttwin4 User Guide Terminal Emulation for Windows® Host Connectivity for Windows® TTWin4 User Guide TTWin4 Complete host connectivity Copyright Notice © Copyright Turbosoft Pty Ltd. Document Version 2.19 This manual refers to software version 4.9.0 and above. All rights reserved. This manual is protected by copyright. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form without written permission of the copyright owner. All efforts have been made to ensure the contents of this manual are correct. If any errors are detected, please inform Turbosoft. The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice. Turbosoft can assume no responsibility for errors in this manual or their consequence. The software described in this manual is supplied under a license agreement and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of that agreement. Licenses and Trademarks All Licenses, Copyright and Trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Contact Information Address: Turbosoft Pty Ltd Head Office Level 1, 96 Phillip Street Parramatta 2150 NSW Australia Email: [email protected] Web: www.ttwin.com The latest contact information can always be found at https://www.ttwin.com/contact Table of Contents About This Manual ................................................................ 10 Organization of this Manual......................................................... 10 How to use this Manual ............................................................ 11 Conventions...................................................................... 12 Online Resources.................................................................. 13 PART ONE - BASIC CONCEPTS Chapter 1: Introduction What is TTWin?................................................................... 15 Features Highlights ................................................................ 15 System Requirements .............................................................. 16 Hardware Requirements ............................................................ 16 Installation ....................................................................... 16 Evaluation Mode .................................................................. 16 Licensing TTWin.................................................................. 17 Uninstalling TTWin ............................................................... 18 Installation Options ................................................................ 19 Chapter 2: Getting Started Quick Configuration ............................................................... 23 Saving Your Settings ............................................................... 25 Connecting....................................................................... 26 Disconnecting .................................................................... 27 PART TWO - ADVANCED OPERATION Chapter 3: File Menu New session ...................................................................... 29 Open configuration… ............................................................. 30 Save configuration ................................................................. 30 Close Session ..................................................................... 31 Print… .......................................................................... 32 Exit TTWin ...................................................................... 32 Chapter 4: Edit menu Copy ............................................................................ 35 Cut ............................................................................. 35 Copy Append ..................................................................... 35 Cut Append ...................................................................... 35 Copy to file....................................................................... 36 Paste ............................................................................ 36 Paste next ........................................................................ 36 Select display ..................................................................... 37 Select all ......................................................................... 37 Clear display...................................................................... 37 Clear all.......................................................................... 37 Clear history...................................................................... 37 Find............................................................................. 38 Find next......................................................................... 38 Chapter 5: View Menu Toolbar .......................................................................... 41 Status Bar ....................................................................... 41 Session panel ..................................................................... 42 Page tabs ........................................................................ 42 Full screen ....................................................................... 43 Chapter 6: Actions Menu Connect ......................................................................... 45 File transfer....................................................................... 46 Send a file........................................................................ 47 Receive a file ..................................................................... 47 Break............................................................................ 49 Unlock flow control ............................................................... 49 Reset terminal .................................................................... 49 Chapter 7: Scripts Sample Scripts .................................................................... 52 Creating a new script............................................................... 53 Editing a Script.................................................................... 54 Changing the Details of a Script...................................................... 54 Deleting a Script .................................................................. 54 Running a Script .................................................................. 54 Testing a Script.................................................................... 54 Macro Recording .................................................................. 55 IDE ............................................................................. 56 Debugging ....................................................................... 57 Chapter 8: Help Menu About ........................................................................... 59 PART THREE - CONFIGURATION Chapter 9: Global Preferences File Preferences ................................................................... 63 Scripts ........................................................................... 63 Keyboard shortcuts ................................................................ 64 Chapter 10: Session Preferences Title and Status Bar Text ........................................................... 67 Action on disconnect ............................................................... 69 Auto connect on startup ............................................................ 70 Startup string .................................................................... 70 Connect string ................................................................... 70 How to Automate Login ............................................................ 70 Reset emulation ................................................................... 71 HLLAPI ......................................................................... 71 Chapter 11: Display Configuration History .......................................................................... 73 Cursor........................................................................... 74 Scroll............................................................................ 75 Grid............................................................................. 76 Ruler ............................................................................ 77 Chapter 12: Menus and Toolbars Configuration Creating a New Toolbar ............................................................ 80 Deleting a Toolbar . 80 Editing a Menu or Toolbar .......................................................... 81 Chapter 13: Font Configuration Scaling........................................................................... 85 Standard text font.................................................................. 86 Unicode/DBCS font ............................................................... 86 Chapter 14: Mouse Configuration Assigning Mouse Actions ........................................................... 89 Mouse Actions .................................................................... 90 Chapter 15: Printer Configuration Printing to the Serial Port .......................................................... 93 Default Printer Overrides ........................................................... 94 Printer font....................................................................... 95 Chapter 16: TTWin Macro Language Format .......................................................................... 99 Macro Examples.................................................................. 106 Host Initiated Macros ............................................................. 107 Macro Assistant .................................................................
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