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.You can simplyhighlight Save Setup As Dfl, press Enter, then highlight Exit From Minicom, andpress Enter.However, the next several subsections briefly describe the availableoptions just in case you may need to change them.11.7.2.1 Configuring filenames and pathsThe minicom dialog box for configuring filenames and paths is shown in Figure11.22.Using it, you can configure the default directories used by minicom fordownloads, uploads, and scripts.You can also configure the name of the programused to process minicom scripts and the path for kermit (a program used toperform file transfers) though it's unlikely you'll want to do so.Figure 11.22: Configuring filenames and pathsTo change an option, type the letter that appears to the left of the option, type thedesired value of the option, and press Enter.No changes are stored until you selecta Save item from the main menu.11.7.2.2 Configuring file transfer protocols The minicom dialog box for configuring file transfer protocols is shown in Figure11.23.For each supported protocol, you can specify the path and command linearguments used to perform uploads and downloads.You can also specify howASCII uploads are performed and set several transfer options.Figure 11.23: Configuring file transfer protocolsThe columns have the following meanings:? Name specifies whether the program requires a filename as an argument? U/D specifies whether a given row specifies an upload protocol (U) ordownload protocol (D)? FullScr specifies whether the program runs in its own window? IO-Red.specifies whether the program obtains its input from the standardinput stream and directs its output to the standard output stream? Multi specifies whether multiple files can be transferred by a singlecommandAs mentioned, you probably won't need to change any file transfer options.However, you can change an option by typing the letter that appears to its left,typing the desired value of the option, and pressing Enter.No changes are storeduntil you select a Save item from the main menu.11.7.2.3 Configuring the serial portThe minicom dialog box for configuring the serial port is shown in Figure 11.24.Ifyou have a high-speed modem, you may obtain faster data transfers by increasingthe data rate from the default 38400 bps to 57600 bps or 115200 bps.You canchange this and other options in the same way you change filename and pathoptions and file transfer protocol options.Figure 11.24: Configuring the serial port 11.7.2.4 Configuring modem and dialing optionsThe minicom dialog box for configuring modem and dialing options is shown inFigure 11.25.If your modem uses standard (Hayes-compatible) commands, you'llprobably find the default options satisfactory.However, the default options willprobably not take advantage of special capabilities afforded by your modem.Youcan consult your modem documentation and revise the command strings toincorporate the codes that activate your modem's special features.Figure 11.25: Configuring modem and dialing options11.7.2.5 Configuring screen and keyboard optionsThe minicom dialog box for configuring screen and keyboard options is shown inFigure 11.26.Many users prefer screen colors other than those provided by default.You can separately specify the foreground and background colors of the menu,terminal window, and status line.Figure 11.26: Configuring screen and keyboard options 11.7.2.6 Saving your changesAfter you've made changes to minicom's options, use the Save Setup As Dfl itemon the main menu to save your new configuration as the default configuration.Todo so, highlight the Save Setup As Dfl item, press Enter, then highlight Exit FromMinicom, and press Enter.11.7.2.7 Running minicomOnce you've configured minicom, you're ready to launch it.To do so, issue thecommand:minicom -c onThe arguments specify that minicom should present a color display; without them,its output is monochrome.Figure 11.27 shows minicom 's terminal window andstatus line.Figure 11.27: The minicom main windowTo operate minicom, you use single letter commands that you call up by typingCtrl-A and then the command.For example, typing Ctrl-A followed by Zproduces the command summary shown in Figure 11.28.Figure 11.28: The minicom Command Summary To access minicom's Dialing Directory dialog box, type Ctrl-A followed by D.Figure 11.29 shows this dialog box.The menu at the bottom of the dialog box letsyou dial the selected entry, find an entry that contains a specified text string, add anew entry, edit an existing entry, or remove an entry.You can also manually dial anumber that's not in the directory.Figure 11.29: The minicom Dialing DirectoryOnce you've mastered minicom's basic functions, you might enjoy learning how towrite scripts [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]
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.You can simplyhighlight Save Setup As Dfl, press Enter, then highlight Exit From Minicom, andpress Enter.However, the next several subsections briefly describe the availableoptions just in case you may need to change them.11.7.2.1 Configuring filenames and pathsThe minicom dialog box for configuring filenames and paths is shown in Figure11.22.Using it, you can configure the default directories used by minicom fordownloads, uploads, and scripts.You can also configure the name of the programused to process minicom scripts and the path for kermit (a program used toperform file transfers) though it's unlikely you'll want to do so.Figure 11.22: Configuring filenames and pathsTo change an option, type the letter that appears to the left of the option, type thedesired value of the option, and press Enter.No changes are stored until you selecta Save item from the main menu.11.7.2.2 Configuring file transfer protocols The minicom dialog box for configuring file transfer protocols is shown in Figure11.23.For each supported protocol, you can specify the path and command linearguments used to perform uploads and downloads.You can also specify howASCII uploads are performed and set several transfer options.Figure 11.23: Configuring file transfer protocolsThe columns have the following meanings:? Name specifies whether the program requires a filename as an argument? U/D specifies whether a given row specifies an upload protocol (U) ordownload protocol (D)? FullScr specifies whether the program runs in its own window? IO-Red.specifies whether the program obtains its input from the standardinput stream and directs its output to the standard output stream? Multi specifies whether multiple files can be transferred by a singlecommandAs mentioned, you probably won't need to change any file transfer options.However, you can change an option by typing the letter that appears to its left,typing the desired value of the option, and pressing Enter.No changes are storeduntil you select a Save item from the main menu.11.7.2.3 Configuring the serial portThe minicom dialog box for configuring the serial port is shown in Figure 11.24.Ifyou have a high-speed modem, you may obtain faster data transfers by increasingthe data rate from the default 38400 bps to 57600 bps or 115200 bps.You canchange this and other options in the same way you change filename and pathoptions and file transfer protocol options.Figure 11.24: Configuring the serial port 11.7.2.4 Configuring modem and dialing optionsThe minicom dialog box for configuring modem and dialing options is shown inFigure 11.25.If your modem uses standard (Hayes-compatible) commands, you'llprobably find the default options satisfactory.However, the default options willprobably not take advantage of special capabilities afforded by your modem.Youcan consult your modem documentation and revise the command strings toincorporate the codes that activate your modem's special features.Figure 11.25: Configuring modem and dialing options11.7.2.5 Configuring screen and keyboard optionsThe minicom dialog box for configuring screen and keyboard options is shown inFigure 11.26.Many users prefer screen colors other than those provided by default.You can separately specify the foreground and background colors of the menu,terminal window, and status line.Figure 11.26: Configuring screen and keyboard options 11.7.2.6 Saving your changesAfter you've made changes to minicom's options, use the Save Setup As Dfl itemon the main menu to save your new configuration as the default configuration.Todo so, highlight the Save Setup As Dfl item, press Enter, then highlight Exit FromMinicom, and press Enter.11.7.2.7 Running minicomOnce you've configured minicom, you're ready to launch it.To do so, issue thecommand:minicom -c onThe arguments specify that minicom should present a color display; without them,its output is monochrome.Figure 11.27 shows minicom 's terminal window andstatus line.Figure 11.27: The minicom main windowTo operate minicom, you use single letter commands that you call up by typingCtrl-A and then the command.For example, typing Ctrl-A followed by Zproduces the command summary shown in Figure 11.28.Figure 11.28: The minicom Command Summary To access minicom's Dialing Directory dialog box, type Ctrl-A followed by D.Figure 11.29 shows this dialog box.The menu at the bottom of the dialog box letsyou dial the selected entry, find an entry that contains a specified text string, add anew entry, edit an existing entry, or remove an entry.You can also manually dial anumber that's not in the directory.Figure 11.29: The minicom Dialing DirectoryOnce you've mastered minicom's basic functions, you might enjoy learning how towrite scripts [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]