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    Names: »itced«

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; When editing this file, remove the top 6 lines which only serve to
; identify the file as an edit source, and fill in the file identi-
; fication. This is itced, the edit source for the itc channel
; configuration file (itccst). The configuration defined at the
; bottom of the file will activate J1 as a nologin line, J2 as a
; printer, and J3 as a terminal. It should only be taken as an example.

; FILE IDENTIFICATION
; Installation:
; IFP/ADP number:
; File name:         itced
; Date last changed:
; Person changing:


; This file specifies the use of each of the channels supported
; by the ITC. It begins with an explanation of how to write the
; parameter specifications.

; For every channel which is used, at least the CHANNEL parameter
; must be set. Channels not mentioned in this file will be closed,
; i.e. ignored by the ADP software.

;   CHANNEL   <keyword>   identifies the channel:
;                         J1, J2, J3, or J4 for the V.24 channels
;                         (corresponding to the connector engravings),
;                         with channel numbers 0..3; C0, C1, .., C31
;                         for the Circuit-II channels with channel
;                         numbers 4..35.

; The way the channel shall be used is specified by the parameters
; following the CHANNEL parameter, up to the next CHANNEL parameter.
; Parameters for which the default values shown below in parentheses
; are satisfactory may be omitted. The following parameters may occur:

;   TYPE      <keyword>   specifies the device type:
;                         TERMINAL, NOLOGIN, PRINTERS, PRINTERP
;                         (TERMINAL)

;                         Use NOLOGIN for a channel to be used for
;                         a console; a NOLOGIN channel will connect
;                         to the host automatically.

;   CHARSET   <keyword>   specifies the type of communication used
;                         on the channel:
;                         TTY, VT100, VT200, 7BIT, 8BIT (VT100)

;   HOSTSEL   <text>      specifies the host name of the CSP host
;                         for the device (terminal or printer)
;                         attached to the channel. Max. 8 characters.
;                         Default for a NOLOGIN or PRINTER channel is
;                         the hostname, i.e. the local RC8000. Default
;                         for a TERMINAL channel is no host selection,
;                         the host is selected from a menu.

;   LINESPEED <keyword>   specifies the linespeed for channels J1-J4:
;                         300, 600, 1200, 1800, 2400, 4800, 9600,
;                         19200(not J1)  (4800)

;   STOPBITS  <keyword>   specifies the number of stopbits used in the
;                         transmission on channel J1-J4:
;                         1, 2 (1)

;   PARITY    <keyword>   specifies the type of parity check used.
;                         NONE, EVEN, ODD (NONE)

;   COMT      <keyword>   specifies the time to wait for an XON character
;                         after an XOFF character has been received:
;                         1S, 5S 20S, INF (INF)

;   MODEMT    <nb>/       specifies the length of time during which Data
;             <keyword>   Carrier Detected may be inactive before the
;                         channel is considered offline. Only for J1-J4.
;                         A numeric parameter indicates milliseconds:
;                         1 - 60000, INF (200)


CHANNEL   J1
  TYPE      NOLOGIN
  LINESPEED 9600
  STOPBITS  2
  MODEMT    INF

CHANNEL   J2
  TYPE      PRINTERS
  HOSTSEL   'othello'
  LINESPEED 9600
  COMT      20S
  MODEMT    1000

CHANNEL   C12
  TYPE      TERMINAL
  CHARSET   VT200
  PARITY    EVEN
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