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LisaTerminal allows Lisa to ac-
cess central mainframes and
minicomputers by emulating
VT100, VT52, and TTY terminals.
LisaTerminal gives you the best
of both worlds: access to the in-
formation you need from other
computers, plus the conven-
ience and cost effectiveness of
working with the information off-
line on Lisa. Moreover, data from
the host computer can easily be
integrated into LisaWrite for ad-
ditional text processing and
formatting.
In less than 30 minutes you'll
be doing useful work with Lisa-
Terminal. Lisa's revolutionary
graphics and mouse technology
replace confusing computer
commands with simple graphic
images. Graphics, together with
the mouse, a simple selecting
device, let you create, revise,
and print documents intuitively.
And because basic operations
work the same way in all Lisa
applications, you'll learn other
applications in even less time.
Lisa concept of integrated
software to integrated systems.
Never before has it been so easy
to exchange information
between a personal computer's
application programs and a
remote computer.
Access remote information.
• Interact with existing data
bases and applications.
• Transfer data between a main-
frame or mini and Lisa.
Communicate with a variety
of computers.
• Emulate VT100, VT52, and TTY
terminals.
• Asynchronous protocols (ful 1
and half duplex) are supporte*
• Data is transmitted and re-
ceived at speeds from 50 to
19200 baud.
• Auto-dial feature automatically
calls up the remote computer.
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This is a typical LisaTerminal
screen. You can begin interacting
with the remote computer simply by
using the mouse to dial the comput-
er's phone number. LisaTerminal will
temporarily store everything that
comes from the host, so you can re-
view the document and search for
important information.
Menu Bar All LisaTerminal func-
tions are selected from the menu
bar. To set up communications with
a remote computer, just move the
mouse and choose SET UP from
the menu. Then select the options you
want and you're ready to work.
Setup The SETUP menu lets you —
preselect the terminal setup options
(.such as baud rate and terminal
selection) and formatting options
(such as tab settings and column
size).
Mouse/Pointer The mouse is a '
palm-size device that controls Lisa's
cursor. It replaces all confusing
special function keys and com-
mands. The mouse is connected to
Lisa by a thin cable. When you move
the mouse, Lisa's pointer matches
the movement on the screen.
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Desktop Manager The Desktop
Manager uses graphic symbols
such as these to coordinate all the
system's operations. For example, to
work on a document, simply use the
mouse to select an existing docu-
ment or create a new one. When
you're finished, use the mouse to
put the document into a folder. The
Desktop Manager also enables you
to work with more than one docu-
ment at a time.
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LisaWrite More than one Lisa
document may be on the screen at
one time. To move the contents of a
LisaTerminal document into a Lisa-
Write document, for example, simply
use the mouse to select COPY from
the EDIT menu. When you're ready
to transfer the information into an-
other document, select PASTE and
your data is transferred — you don't
even have to touch the keyboard.
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Scrolling To view another part of
your LisaTerminal document, simply
use the mouse to move the arrows
or pages in the corners of the docu-
ment in the direction you want to
scroll. Similarly, to stretch or contract
the document, use the mouse to
move the box at the bottom right-
hand corner.
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Use host data in other
Lisa programs.
• Transfer text to LisaWrite for
inclusion in reports.
ansfer text from LisaWrite
:k to the mainframe.
'Store data on a disk for
future use.
Set up the terminal
options quickly.
• Use the mouse to select termi-
nal setup options from a handy
checklist in the menu bar.
• There are no binary screens to
decipher — all menus are clear
and concise.
• The setup configuration is au-
tomatically stored for future use.
You need to set up again only
if parameters change.
• Set tabs by pointing to loca-
tions on a ruler displayed on
the screen.
Connect with the host
computer easily.
• Use the mouse to dial the
phone number automatically.
• Create various customized
documents for different remote
computers.
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Customize LisaTerminal Characteristics for the
Remote Computer
• Choose the appropriate data communication characteristics simply
by using the mouse.
• Specify the type of terminal, baud rate, type of transmission, and
aling capabilities for each document.
saTerminal will automatically store the characteristics you've
elected.
• To communicate with different computers, simply create a docu-
ment for each different remote computer. Since each LisaTerminal
document may contain the phone number of a remote computer, ter-
minal setup is as easy as selecting DIAL from the PHONE menu.
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Cluster Controller
Dialing the Remote Computer is Easy
• If you've already specified the phone number of a remote computer
and are using our recommended modem, you can dial the computer
simply by selecting DIAL from the PHONE menu — you don't have to
dial the host for each setup.
• Changing the phone number is easy — just select CHANGE
PHONE NUMBER from the PHONE menu, type in the new number,
and DIAL again.
Communicate with IBM Computers
• LisaTerminal and Apple's Cluster Controller Emulator enable Lisa to
act like an IBM 3270 display station.
• Copy and paste information between LisaWrite and the remote
IBM computer.
• Reduce communication costs by linking many Lisas on the same
communication line.
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LisaTerminal
Specifications
Basic learning time:
• Less than 30 minutes.
Special features:
• Status lights can be displayed on the screen.
• VT100 special function keys are available.
Set-up options:
• VT100, VT52, and TTY mode.
• Baud rate of 50, 75, 110, 134.5, 150, 200, 300, 600, 1200, 1800, 2400, 3600,
4800, 9600, or 19200. Transmit rate and receive rate set separately.
• Even, odd, or no parity checking.
• Full-duplex or half-duplex transmission mode.
• XON/XOFF.
• 80 or 132 columns.
• Manual or automatic dialing.
• Status lights on/off.
• White or black background.
• Block or bar-shape cursor.
• Auto-repeat on/off.
• Auto-new line on/off.
• Wraparound on/off.
• Answer-back message on/off.
• Margin bell.
• On-line/local.
• Serial Port A or B.
Terminal control:
• Upper-case and lower-case characters.
• Function keys (such as RETURN, TAB, ESC).
• Cursor control codes (such as NUL, ENQ, FF, DEL).
• VT52 auxiliary keypad codes.
• Special graphic character codes.
Escape sequences:
• All VT52 control sequences.
• Cursor position/position report.
• Cursor backward/forward/up/down.
• Device attributes.
• Erase in display/erase in line.
• Horizontal tabulation set/clear.
• Horizontal and vertical position.
• Index/reverse index.
• Line feed/new line mode.
• Next line.
• Reset to initial state.
• Set/ reset mode.
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