RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc.
April 24, 2007 4-32 (973) 334-3100
DTR This is an activity indicator; it will be "0" if DTR is not active, and "1" if it is active.
RTS This is an activity indicator; it will be "0" if RTS is not active, and "1" if it is active.
CallBack This is an enable indicator; it will be "Y" if callback is enabled, and "N" if it is not.
Q - QUIT SESSION
To disconnect your terminal from the RFL 9660 and end the session, use the "Q" command.
Format: REMOTE> Q [ENTER]
If you are using the Microsoft Windows Terminal Emulator, you can also disconnect your PC
from the RFL 9660 by clicking on "Phone" in the menu line, and then clicking on "Hang Up" in
the menu that appears. This will make your modem go on-hook.
Whichever method you use, the following message will appear on your display:
User terminates the session
The RFL 9660's STATUS display will read "hu," meaning that the RFL 9660 has begun its
hang-up sequence. When it is completed, the STATUS display will read "0" for a few seconds,
and then "PL." The RFL 9660 is then ready to start another session.
Port #/Label - PORT SELECTION
To connect your PC or terminal to one of the device ports on the back of the RFL 9660, enter
the port number or its label, and then press the [ENTER] key.
Format: REMOTE> port number or label [ENTER]
If you enter a number that is greater than the number of ports the RFL 9660 has, the following
error message will appear:
Cannot select port > than (maximum number of ports)
If you enter a number between one and the maximum number of ports the RFL 9660 has (8,
16, 24, or 32), the RFL 9660 will connect your terminal to that port.
If the super-user has enabled passwords, the following prompt will appear on your terminal:
Please enter password:
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