RFL Electronics RFL 9660 - Typical General Access Command List Display

If the RFL 9660 is using password protection, the following message will appear on your
display:
Logged on as # (user password number)
Please wait .......................(site identification message)
REMOTE> _
Your PC is now accessing the RFL 9660. Each time you press a key on the PC's
keyboard, the RFL 9660 will respond by sending another "REMOTE>" prompt to your
PC.
If the RFL 9660 does not respond, check the connections between your PC, the modem,
and the telephone line. If they are all good, repeat the TERMINAL EMULATOR SETUP
procedure starting on pageof this manual, and then try to call up the RFL 9660 again. If
you still cannot access the RFL 9660, contact the super-user.
8. If you are receiving "REMOTE>" prompts and you would like to see a list of all the commands available
to you, press the [H] and [ENTER] keys.
A list of general access commands will appear on your display, with the "REMOTE>"
prompt beneath it. (See Figure 4-23). If you are logged on as the "super-user," the list will
also contain the configuration commands described in Section 5 of this manual.
Esc -Abort command
H -Help
D -Run diagnostics
I -Port Information
Q -Quit session
Port #/Label -Port selection
REMOTE> _
Figure 4-23. Typical general access command list display
9. If you are receiving "REMOTE>" prompts and you know the port number or label for the device you
want to connect to, enter it and then press the [ENTER] key. The RFL 9660 will connect you to that
device.
NOTE
If a port password has been stored for that port, you will have to enter it before the RFL 9660 will grant
you access. Remember that passwords are case-sensitive. If the password was entered as all
CAPITALS, you will have to enter it that way for the RFL 9660 to accept it.
10. If you do not know the port number or label for the device you want to connect to, you can view a list of
the RFL 9660's device ports by pressing the [I] and [ENTER] keys.
A list of devices connected to the RFL 9660 will appear on your display, with the
"REMOTE>" prompt beneath it. (See Figure 4-24). Find the device you want on the list,
and enter its number or label next to the prompt.
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