When using the Wyse 150 terminal for operation with either CCI Concurrent DOS or Multiuser DOS, the following settings are recommended. The procedure for entering SETUP mode on a Wyse 150 depends on the keyboard and current terminal personality. When the terminal is in a PCTERM/scancode personality, press CTRL-SELECT on an Enhanced PC keyboard or CTRL-SETUP on an ASCII or ANSI keyboard. When in an ASCII/non-scancode personality, press SHIFT-SELECT or SHIFT-SETUP instead. Options which differ from the factory settings are marked with an asterisk (*).

F1 DISP

COLUMNS = 80                            CURSOR = BLINK BLK                                 SCRN SAVER = ON

LINES = 25 *                                 DISPLAY = DARK                                        CHAR CELL = 10X13

PAGE = 1 X LINES                        AUTOPAGE = OFF                                       80/132 CLR = OFF

F2 GENRL

PERSONALITY = PCTERM*            ENHANCE = OFF                                        STATUS LINE = ON

SCROLL = JUMP                            AUTOSCRL = ON                                        WRAP EOL = OFF

RCV CR = CR                                 MONITOR = OFF                                         RECOGNIZE DEL = OFF

F3 KEYBD

KEYCLICK = ON                              REPEAT = ON                                            KEYCODE = SCAN *

XMT LIM = 35 CPS *                         MARGIN BELL = OFF                                 BELL VOLUME = 1

LANGUAGE = US                             KEYS = TYPWRITER

F4 COMM

BAUD RATE = 38400 *                       DATA/PARITY = 8/NONE                           STOP BITS = 1 RCVHANDSHK = DTR *                      RCV HANDSHK LEVEL=64                       XMT HANDSHAKE = NONE

COMM = FDX

F5 MISC

WPRT INTENSITY = DIM                     WPRT REV = OFF                                    WPRT UNDRLN = OFF

BLK END = US/CR                              ATTRIBUTE = CHAR

Alternative XPC Handshaking under F4 Comm: (to be used when only three wires are available) BAUD RATE = 38400 *

DATA/PARITY = 8/NONE

STOP BITS = 1

RCV HANDSHK = XPC *

RCV HANDSHAKE LEVEL=64

XMT HANDSHK = NONE

COMM = FDX

It is recommended to use hardware handshaking whenever possible, as this provides the most stable enviroment for higher baud rates. Hardware handshaking refers to DSR/DTR as a rule, although this setting may differ depending on which type of port the terminal is connected (COMx port or Multiuser serial board).