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                    The Complete Communicator
                        Using Telix v3.15
                                

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After executing TELIX to access Telix, you will find yourself
with Telix's opening screen followed by an attempt by Telix to
initialize the modem.  Once past that screen, you will be place
in terminal modem by Telix.  This is indicated by the relatively
blank screen and a status bar at the bottom.  The status bar will
indicate to you the current communications parameters.

Press Alt-O to access Telix's configuration screen.  Move the
highlight selector to Terminal Options and press the ENTER key.

In Terminal Options check the baud rate A to be sure that you
have the correct speed selected.  If you are using a Non-MNP
modem the value should be at 2400.  If you are using an MNP
modem, the value should be at 9600.  If the value needs to be
changed, press A.  Your will be given a list of rates from which
to choose.  Move the highlight selector to the appropriate speed
and press the ENTER key.

You will then be asked to select Data Bits.  Move the highlight
bar to the appropriate number and press the ENTER key.  In most
cases, 8 will be appropriate.  The next item is the Stop Bits.
The default of 1 should be appropriate.  If it is not, move the
highlight bar to the other option.  Press the ENTER key to
accept.  You will then be returned to the Terminal Options
screen.

Option B will show you COM ports.  If the COM port listed is not
the one you have configured on your Communicator, press B to
bring up a list of COM port from which to choose.  Move the
highlight bar to the appropriate COM port and press the ENTER key
to make the selection.

Next check option J for Xon/Xoff flow control.  If it is ON,
press J to enable the option to change.  Select OFF by moving the
highlight bar over and press the ENTER key to log the change.

Check K to CTS/RTS flow control.  If it is OFF, press K to enable
the option to change.  Select ON by moving the highlight bar over
and press the ENTER key to log the change.
Press the ENTER key again to return to the Configure Telix menu.
Now press M for Modem and Dialing.

The first option will be the Init String.  Press the ENTER key to
enable change to this field.  The string should be entered as
follows:

Non MNP
Initialization string:   AT&F&C1&D2^M
Alternate:          ATE1V1Q0X4&C1&D2^M

MNP
Initialization string:   AT&F&C1&D2^M
Alternate:          AT&C1&D2E1V1Q0X4\A3\N3\Q3\V1%C1\J0 ^M

After the string is entered and all other extraneous characters
are removed from the field, press the ENTER key to log your
changes.  It will place your modem in the mode set by the factory
and will generally give you the best performance.  If you find
that your modem does not quite respond properly to such, you may
choose to use the alternate.  This forces the modem to operate as
a Hayes compatible, a mode theat Telix should find completely
acceptable.  In the case of the MNP alternate, MNP modem users
will be forcing the MNP reliable mode on, thus achieving data
compression and error checking.

The default Hangup and Auto Answer strings are correct for use
with the Communicator modem, so no changes are needed there.

Press the ENTER key to return to the Configure Telix menu.

Press W to write changes to disk which will place your back in
terminal mode once the changes to the configuration have been
recorded to disk.

Please refer to the Telix documentation for further instructions
concerning operation of the Telix software.