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Indigo's primary function is for remotely communicating and monitoring terminal devices and servers.
Indigo supports the following connection
methods and communications protocols:
- TELNET
- SERIAL (RS232)
- REXEC
- RSH
- RLOGIN
- ECHO
- DAYTIME
- CHARGEN
- RAW
- SSH1
- SSH2
- SSH AUTO
(auto negotiation between SSH1 & SSH2)
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Indigo provides an integrated web browser for previewing/surfing web pages.
This web browser is built in for convenience and is treated like other session
windows. This integrated browser is built on Microsoft Internet Explorer
technology.
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Indigo contains an easy to navigate session manager dock-able tool window. The
session manager organizes and provides quick access to any supported Indigo
session. All of a sessions settings are stored in session files, these files
are grouped and displayed here in the session manger tool window.
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Indigo provides two data converting utilities. First, in a terminal session,
the user can select what data byte format they would like to view the incoming
data in. The options are ASCII, ASCII w/ Control Codes, HEXADECIMAL, HEX w/
control codes, OCTAL, BINARY, Byte Analysis, or user customized format. Second,
a data converter tool window will allow you to highlight data in a terminal
session window or drag and drop ASCII data into the tool window to convert the
data to a user selected data format.
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The command library is a tool window that allows terminal commands to be saved to
and recalled from library files. To send commands from the command library you can drag
and drop to the terminal command window or double click the command list item.
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The variable manager allows you to set and recall variables for use with
terminal send commands. When a command is sent to the terminal session, any
detected variable is replaced with the variable value from the variable manager list.
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The command repeater allow you to populate a list of commands and variables
that can be set to repeat at defined intervals. The variables can also be
manipulated mathematically on each cycle. This tool is particularly useful for
testing equipment.
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Custom command macros allow
frequently used terminal session commands to be stored as menu items and hot
keys.
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The custom data format editor allow a customized display representation for incoming
data bytes. If the terminal session is set to the "custom data format" all
received bytes are converted to teh custom mapping before they are displayed in
the terminal session window.
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Syntax colorization can be defined for words or byte sequences that you want to
stand out on the terminal window. The syntax colorization will colorize all
user defined data strings in the terminal
session window. For example, perhaps
you want to display the text "ERROR" in red so that it is easily identifiable in
the terminal session data.
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Serial pass mode allows you to create a serial session that bridged two physical
com ports on the computer and allows you to monitor all data data transfer between
the two connections. This is essentailly a serial data "sniffer".
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Terminal session data can be logged to a local file. Each session maintains
it's own log files. Indigo
provides a wide variety of logging options so that it can be used for long and short
term monitoring.
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Many more features....
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Line numbering, printing, pause incoming data, quick connect, reconnect, recent
connection list, window state (location) save and recall, extreme configuration
portability, VB-scripting, and more.
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