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How to log in to Athena from this terminal
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\item Turn on modem (slide switch on top).

\item Turn on terminal (toggle switch; left back).

\item The terminal will beep obnoxiously. Hit the {\bf SET-UP} key.

\item Use the $\uparrow$ and $\downarrow$ to adjust the brightness of 
the screen.

\item Press 5, then hit 7 and 8 until the ``T SPEED'' and ``R SPEED''
are both set to 1200 baud.

\item Use the arrow keys $\leftarrow$ and $\rightarrow$ to move the cursor
over the numbers at the bottom, and use the {\bf 6 key} to toggle
between 1 and 0. {\bf Do not hit 1 or 0, as these reset the
procedure.} The correct settings are:

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1 0101 2 0*11 3 0100 4 0010
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\noindent Where the * is 0 for no key click and 1 for key click. 

\item {\bf Hit 4 to put the terminal on-line.}

\item Hit {\bf SET-UP} again and type {\bf AT DT87000} and press RETURN.

\item After ``CONNECT 1200'' appears, type {\bf athena} and then press 
RETURN.

\item You can now login as usual. You only have one window and it can't do
graphics. If you want Zephyr, you have to type \mbox{{\bf
/usr/etc/zwgc -ttymode}} at your prompt. For on-line help, you can type
{\bf olc} at your prompt.

\item To logout, type {\bf logout} at your prompt. At the $>$ prompt, type 
{\bf exit}.

\item When you are done, be sure to turn off the modem, the terminal, any 
fans that you may have turned on, and the lights on your way out.

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