TITLE
    Macintosh: Connecting to an IBM 3151 Terminal
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4/19/01
TOPIC

    This article gives the basics for connecing a Macintosh to an IBM 3151 terminal.

DISCUSSION

    The IBM 3151 is IBM's configurable ASCII terminal -- in its "vanilla" mode, it's just an ASCII "dumb" terminal. It can accept "personality" modules that allow it to appear as a DEC VT100 or IBM 3101-compatible terminal.

    To connect: Connect the Macintosh, then use a communications application such as MacTerminal to capture the text to a disk file for later manipulation.

Document Information
Product Area: Communications-Networking
Category: Emulation & Data Transfer with Non-Apple Computers
Sub Category: IBM Connectivity

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