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Loading the virtual serial lines' controller, for example:
load DHV11/DHV11 TXAIn this example, an instance of a "DHV11" serial line controller is loaded and named "TXA".
Note that the VAX/PDP11 console adapters ("UART", "QUART") do not need to be loaded; they are preloaded.
Mapping an object type to host resources. For example for the virtual serial lines (see below):
load virtual_serial_line/chserial TTA1
set TTA1 port = 10003 application = "putty -load CHTERM-VT100 -title TTA1@XYZ -P10003"In this example the object "virtual_serial_line" is loaded, named "TTA1", mapped to the "putty" terminal emulator and connected to this CHARON instance using the port 10003 (this setting is also specified via the partameter "-P". "
CHTERM-VT100" parameter stands for the Putty terminal emulator specific settings. "-title" parameter is used for naming the terminal emulator window.Connect the loaded virtual line controller and the mapped object:
set TXA line[5]=TTA1In this example, the 6th line of the DHV11 controller, "TXA", loaded in step 1, is connected to the mapping object, "TTA1", loaded in step 2.
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The first line above is optional as Charon-VAX/PDP presets UART's alias to OPA0
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set QUART alias[3] = OPA0set OPA0 port=10003 application="putty -load CHTERM-VT100 -title OPA0@myvax -P |
The first line above is optional as Charon-VAX/PDP presets UART's alias to OPA0
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This command connects the first serial line ("line[0]") of a "QUART" serial line controller to a CHARON-VAX / CHARON-PDP connection instance named "TTA0". As explained earlier, TTA0 may be a virtual serial line connected to a port or a physical serial line connected to a host serial port or a virtual terminal.
In the example below, the command connects the sixth serial line of a previously loaded controller (named "TXA") to "TTA1". "TTA1" could be defined, for example, as a physical serial line connected to COM/COM port:
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OPA0 console configuration examples
Using legacy syntax (not recommended)
This example, using a MicroVAX 4000-106, maps OPA0 to port 10003, enable F6 key (emulator stop) and logs the console input/output to a rotating log file in its home directory:
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Using new syntax (recommended)
This example, using a MicroVAX 4000-106, maps OPA0 to port 10003, enable F6 key (emulator stop), logs the console input/output to a rotating log file in its home directory and enables the connection_override feature:
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