Ericom PowerTerm Lite
Pure terminal emulation for Windows

Ericom PowerTerm Lite - Pure terminal emulation for Windows

Ericom PowerTerm Lite Overview

PowerTerm Lite is Ericom's original host access product and provides terminal emulation exclusively for UNIX systems and is optimised for all Windows platforms, including Windows 3.1, 95, 98, NT, 2000 and XP.

PowerTerm Lite supports communication modes for network connections, including Telnet, TCP/IP, Pathworks DECnet, (CTerm), Pathworks LAT, as well as for serial connections including RS-232, INT14, BAPI and PPP/SLIP.

PowerTerm Lite offers terminal emulation for the following operating systems: UNIX, Digital, Wyse and VAX/VMS, and supports the following hosts: UNIX, SCO, IBM, DEC, VAX/VMS.

PowerTerm Lite allows file transfer via Xmodem, Ymodem, Zmodem, Kermit and ASCII as well.

PowerTerm Lite provides terminal emulation for most standard UNIX terminal types, including VT52, VT100, VT120, VT220, VT320, VT420, VT525, SCO-ANSI, BBS-ANSI, Wyse 50/60, AT386, Televideo 925/950 and IBM AIXTerm.

The full 16-bit and 32-bit terminal emulation product has an extremely small footprint, allowing quick and simple installation onto any PC.

With a Terminal Server License (TSE), PowerTerm Lite can be used by multiple-users at any time.

Additional Features of Ericom PowerTerm Lite

• Session Manager - A new component, which provides quick access to a list of user-configured sessions. Designed as an unobtrusive floating toolbar, the Session Manager can be set to launch automatically at Windows startup, activated from the system Start menu, or run from within PowerTerm. An icon in the Toolbar, represents each session. These icons allow for quick session activation, bringing an active session to the foreground or closes an active session.
• Advanced Printing - Margins can be set by the user. Specific LPI/CPI can be assigned in Graphics mode. Autofit can be enabled for the non-Graphics printing mode.
• Configurable setting to determine the display of position marker for hidden fields in the emulation screen.
• Optional printing of header message for graphical printouts generated using the Print Screen function.
• ANSI keyboards - All keyboards now use Numlock.