Use
SAPVtio has to be configured according to the requirements of the telnet server used.
Procedure
Telnet servers, in general, offer two modes of work: direct (raw mode) and indirect (advanced mode).
In direct mode, the telnet server passes the output of the program directly to the client without any intervention or filtering. This requires SAPVtio to write escape sequences directly to the client.
In indirect mode, the telnet server expects the output to be coming from a telnet-ignorant program, which regularly calls up Windows Console and uses it to communicate its output. In this case, the server interprets these communications and translates them into their equivalent terminal emulation escape sequences, which will then be send directly to the client.
Also, though very rarely, a telnet server may offer similar modes of work for special key (for example, function keys) input. It might be configured to translate incoming escapes into their corresponding Windows virtual key codes, or to let the original escape path go directly to the program, which recognizes and interprets it.
The SAPVtio configuration dialog box allows you to specify which type of input SAPVtio has to expect and which type of output it is to produce.
arrow sign = Actives the details dialog if applicable (refer to the dialog)
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