KERMIT is a family of programs that do reliable file transfer between computers over TTY lines. KERMIT can also be used to make the IBM PC behave as a terminal for a mainframe. These are the commands for the IBM PC version. CONNECT To make a "virutual terminal" connection to a remote system. To break the connection and "escape" back to the PC, type the escape sequence (CTRL-] C, that is Control rightbracket followed immediately by the letter C.) EXIT To return back to DOS. HELP To get a list of KERMIT commands. RECEIVE To accept a file from the remote system. SEND To send a file to the remote system. SET To establish system-dependent parameters. The SET options are as follows: BAUD To set terminal speed to 300, 1200, 1800, 2400, 4800 (default) and 9600. DEBUG To set debug mode ON or OFF (default is OFF). ESCAPE To change the escape sequence that lets you return to the PC Kermit from the remote host. The default is CTRL-] c. FILE-WARNING ON/OFF, default is OFF. If ON, Kermit will warn you and rename an incoming file so as not to write over a file that currently exists with the same name. IBM ON/OFF, default is OFF. This flag should be ON only when transfering files between the PC and an IBM VM/CMS system. LOCAL-ECHO ON/OFF, default is OFF. This sets the duplex. It should be ON when using the IBM and OFF for the DEC-20. VT52-EMULATION Determines whether Kermit should emulate a VT52 or have to PC run in "native" mode. The options are ON (default) and OFF. STATUS To see the values of parameters that can be modified via the SET command.