SLTA-10 Adapter User’s Guide 8
6The
SLTA-10 MIP Mode Software 43
SLTA-10 MIP Mode Software Overview 44
Installing the SLTA-10 MIP Mode Adapter Software 44
Installing the Windows 3.1x DLL Software 47
Other Drivers 48
7Using
the Windows NT Driver and SLTALink Manager with SLTA-10 NSI Mode
49
Software Overview 50
Establishing a Communications Line for Dialing in to a Network 51
Establishing a Communication Line for Calls Dialed out to the PC 53
Establishing Remote and Local Network Sites 54
Name of Link 55
Remote Identifier 55
Link Type 55
Configuring the Modem Line 55
SLTA Password 56
Invoking an Application 56
Enabling a Callback 56
Diagnostics 57
The SLTALink Manager Programmatic Interface 57
Using the DOS "Stub" Driver 58
Characteristics of a Well-Designed System 58
Call Initiation 58
Dial-In to the Network Only 58
Dial-Out to the Remote PC Only 59
Dial-In / Dial-Out 59
Callback 60
Call Termination 60
Monitoring: Application Termination Strategy 61
Monitoring: Missing Messages after a Dial-Out 61
Monitoring: LNS Application Design Issues 62
Good Practices / Schemes that Work 62
8 Using the DOS Driver with SLTA-10 MIP Mode 67
Installing the SLTA-10 Mip Mode Driver for DOS 68
Buffer Options 68
Serial Bit Rate Options 69
DOS Device Options 69
Timing Options 70
Network Interface Protocol Options 71
Calling the Network Driver from a Host Application 73
Using the SLTA-10 Adapter Driver under Microsoft Windows 3.1x 75
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