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Using a modern Linux computer as a VT52 Terminal for a CAEN Sy127
I have an old CAEN Sy127 high voltage supply which I would like to control from a modern linux machine. The Manual (p. 20; also there is a more thorough documentation of the communications module in section 2.3 starting on p.9) says that the HV system can be controlled by any VT52-compatible terminal. I have the system connected to the linux PC using a cable with 25-pin RS232 on one end and 9-pin RS232 on the other, going into a Digitus RS232 to USB adapter . I believe I can emulate a VT52 terminal using xterm -ti vt52 -tn vt52 and then connect the terminal to the device using kermit , but to
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