         QUICK GUIDE TO USING KERMIT THROUGH A TAC PORT
        
ASCII FILES
        
1.  What kind of file are you transferring?  If it is a text
file it should be straight ASCII, no control characters.
(Wordstar files should be ran through a conversion program such
as wsconv.com, or strip8.exe.)
        
2.  Does your KERMIT program allow for the changing of
the send/receive packet length.  Check the documentation for
your package.
        
If yes then set the send or receive packet length to 60 on both
the micro KERMIT and the host KERMIT.
        
If no then enable flow control (XON/XOFF) on the micro KERMIT.
Enable flow control on the TAC by typing:
        
                 @D C A <CR>
                 @F I S <CR>
                 @F O S <CR>
        
3.  Change the TAC intercept character from "@" to "^F".

     To do this, type this command to the TAC:
        
                 @I 6
        
4.  Do the file transfer.
        
BINARY FILES
        
1.  Your host must be able to support binary mode.  Put the TAC
in binary mode by typing:
        
               @B O S
               @B I S
        
2.  Transmit the file.

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