Moxa Technologies DE-334 - Manual (Page 112)

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NPort Server Lite User’s Manual
You should see a window requesting the Console terminal type you would like to use.
Type 1 for ansi/vt100 and then press Enter.
This activates the Telnet Console Interface utility program. In what follows we refer to the
screen shown below as the Telnet Console Interface MAIN MENU.
Navigating the Telnet Console
After activating the Telnet Console, you will need to use the keyboard keys to maneuver
about the vt100 screen. The operation is really quite simple.
q While in the MAIN MENU, the left/right arrow keys move the cursor between menu
headings, and pressing the Enter key activates whichever menu heading is highlighted.
q After pressing Enter from the MAIN MENU, the Tab key and up/down arrow keys
are used to move between configurable options.
The left/right arrow keys are used to “move through” certain configurable settings
without actually changing anything. To modify a setting, such as a device name or IP
address, both of which have a very large number of possible settings, use the
appropriate letter and number keys on the keyboard.
The Enter key is used to open a menu containing a small number of options (Yes and
No, for example) for configurable settings which have only two or three possible
settings. The up/down arrow keys move the cursor between the options, and the Enter
key is used to select the option that is highlighted.