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CLI ET2000 Ethernet Terminal

ComputerLab ET2000 Ethernet Terminal
The CLI ET2000 Ethernet terminal addresses today's conversion of Systems from Twinax/Coax to Ethernet & TCP/IP networks where simple, cost effective, functional solutions are required to address character based terminal requirements. Most IT organizations require central system administration of devices, no per seat license costs, extensive keyboard selection based on the user application and printer support. The ET2000 offers an answer to these requirements for the AS/400, 3270 mainframe, RS/6000 and open systems with one model terminal. With no boot server, the terminal just turns on and connects up to four sessions to up to four different hosts using the TN5250e, TN3270e and VT100 protocols. TN5250e and TN3270 are new protocols which allow for each device to maintain a static, unique device name and provides printer support. Cost savings for System applications can be obtained by avoiding IBM Network Station or PC's to provide user application support where a character based, terminal emulation sessions are required. The ET 2000 provides a compatible solution without complicated configurations, seat license cost or incompatible keyboard selections at the right cost to the customer. The use of TCP/IP combined with the capability of flash update will allow users to maintain access to the latest features and firmware without interruption of service or additional cost. New Connectivity The CLI ET2000 Ethernet terminal is a true character-based terminal that supports Ethernet connectivity for your AS/400 and S390 Network. The ET2000 features low-cost, full-function Ethernet convenience. An active printer port provides a simple connection at a cost-effective price. Simple Interface Featuring TCP/IP and TN5250 or TN3270 protocols for AS/400 and S390 connectivity, ET2000 simplifies network connectivity management. By eliminating complicated boot servers, ET2000 powers on with a sign-on screen just like a twinax terminal. The IBM AS/400, and S390 Ethernet attachment interface provides a simple connection for your ET2000. Hassle-Free Printing ET2000 supports all SCS (twinax data stream) features. Unlike LPD, the printer connected to the ET2000 retains all the functionality as if it was connected to twinax. Productivity User productivity is enhanced by eliminating any learning curve and costs associated with NC or PC products. Centralized management of individual units better utilizes support and help desk assets. Cost Savings Eliminates 5x94, and 3x74 remote controllers by using a inexpensive network router. You can also eliminate your SNA WAN and use TCP/IP thereby reducing communication costs. Plus, no seat license cost. As with all of CLI's modular display stations, you select from a wide array of keyboard and monitor styles for individual application or user requirements. Specifications
Sessions Up to 4 terminal (multiple hosts) or 3 terminal and 1 printer Protocols TCP/IP, DHCP, TFTP, DNS, Telnet: TN5250, TN5250e, TN3270, TN3270e, VT100 Ethernet Interface RJ45, 10BaseT, Ethernet Standard 2 Standard Features Communication diagnostics Flash ROM update new software versions Selectable column and character displays Auto dim, adjustable to user requirements Color pallet supports 256k colors Reverse image with overscan display for monochrome monitors Screen print with trim feature Flash alarm for industrial or harsh environments, user selectable TN5250e Features IBM 3477 terminal emulation, supports color display functions in 80 and 132 column mode Device Naming 80 columns x 24 rows (1920 character standard display) 132 columns x 27 rows (3564 character standard display) IBM 3812-1 printer emulation Full printer support with ASCII pass through Printer Port Standard printer port supports a wide array of printer types and models via a Centronics parallel port CLI supplies a variety of standard drivers to support a wide selection of printers COR (computer output reduction) support is offered for all PCL compatible laser printers All SCS (twinax data stream) features supported Barcode Support Barcode decoder and scanner compatibility including dedicated barcode reader input (no keyboard required) All major barcode printers supported Keyboards 101-key, 102-key, 122-key, 101-key with mag-stripe and wedge, or 84-key compact keyboard Monitors Uses any size color or monochrome PC VGA or SVGA monitor as a display Physical Specifications (Logic Unit Only) Width: 5 cm (2 in) Depth: 28.5 cm (11.25 in) Height: 24 cm (9.5 in) Weight: 1 kg (2 lbs) Power Requirements 100/120/220/240 VAC, 50/60 HZ, Energy Star Compliant, UL, CSA ET2000 Ethernet Terminal Network Topology 
TN5250e, TN3270e, VT100, VT220, and XTerm Terminal Support Ethernet TCP/IP Connectivity!Local or Remote access MULTI-HOST, MULTI-SESSIONCentralized Management Boot server not requirede-mail support | The first-of-its-kind ET2000 simplifies support and offers a low-cost solution for today's IBM AS/400, mainframe, and Unix driven offices. This ultra-thin client is exclusively available from CLI and their authorized resellers. The ET2000 is an Ethernet connected, character-based terminal with a host addressable printer port for IBM AS/400, mainframe, and Unix networks. The ET2000 offers simplicity and manageability with familiarity in keyboards and monitors displaying sign-on screen with the look of a twinax/coax/ASCII terminal. Enjoy simple local or remote network connectivity using TCP/IP and TN5250e / TN3270e / VT100 / VT220 / XTerm to IBM AS/400, mainframe, and Unix servers. Gain multi-host, multi-session hook-up (up to four sessions to up to four different hosts). Centralized management of individual units allows better utilization of support and help desk assets. Productivity is enhanced by eliminating user learning curve and costs associated with NC or PC products. There is no seat license and boot server is not required. ET2000 Ethernet terminals connect via inexpensive TCP/IP router which eliminates the need for remote controllers, SNA back-bone networks, or expensive new wiring. Domino or Exchange e-mail is supported via IBM recommended Evergreen/400 e-mail software as well as other host-based e-mail packages. |
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