SERNET.


	ParNet is easy to start up - SerNet is a little more complex.  To
	start SerNet up, click on Sernet.  This will open a shell window
	for output of DNet's subtasks, and DNet's own window should open up,
	offering a menu selection of Quit, SendBreak and Start DNet, via the
	right mouse button.  SendBreak clears the serial line, for setting up
	the connection, and Start DNet kicks the whole thing off.  If DNet
	connects to the remote machine, IE if Start is selected at both ends,
	a chat window entitled 'FTerm' will open up, for typed messages
	between machines.  SerNet will then be mounted, as the device SNET:


	A shell is used as opposed to a normal CON:  redirection, so new chat
	windows and DNET control commands can be entered.  FTerms can be
	fired up or closed at any point once DNet is running, and will go
	alongside SerNet's operation.  To shut down DNet, either enter the
	command QuitDNet in the shell, or use Status to list all processes on
	the system, and breaking DNet's process number with every signal.
	For more information on the Shell and AmigaDOS, consult your
	machine's AmigaDOS manuals.


	All serial preferences for the various KickStarts on this CD have
	been set at the fastest reliable configuration for DNet - 19200 baud,
	no parity, Handshaking none, 8 data bits read/write and 1 start/stop bit.
	Set the remote machine's serial preferences to match this to achieve
	the correct DNet setup.   

	To sum up Sernet, click on the icon Sernet on both machines, place the 
	mouse in the DNET window and click on the right button.  Go up to the menu
	on the left and select send break, then select Start DNet.  It is recommended
	that you do this on the master machine, (not the CD32).  Several windows will
	open and you can close this when the set up is complete.  Then it is best
	to mount the remote device with the 'MountRemote' icon provided.  This gives
	you the device SNET: or Network: and you can then procceed as per Parnet.

	SID (Directory Utility)

	We have included the evaluation version of SID2 on the CD and 
	configured SER and PAR buttons for you to call up the SNET: and NET: devices
	AFTER setting either Sernet or Parnet.


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