Got kermit to work, thanks for everyone that gave me pointers.
never figured out keymapping in minicom.
played with procomm plus, but had a personal battle with kermit.

I needed to make an initialization script for kermit, and was luck enough to find function key sequences for a 513 terminal.

set key \92 \27Ow       ; cancel \
set key \45 \27[V       ; previous -
set key \61 \27[U       ; next +
set key \47 \27SB       ; Enter /
set key \96 \27Om       ; help ~
set key \127 \8         ; backspace send BS

comment * open create connection
set modem type none        ; There is no modem
set line /dev/ttyS0        ; Specify device name
set carrier-watch off      ; If DTR and CD are not cross-connected
set speed 9600             ; Or other desired speed
connect     



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On Thu, 4 Dec 2003 10:59 , McKeever Chris <tech-mail@prupref.com> sent:

>Sory if this is slightly off post, been running in circles trying to find an answer
>
>I am trying to connect to our phone system via linux using either Kermit or Minicom.
>
>I am able to connect without a problem (after some wrestling), but once I am in, I am a bit limited in what I can do.
>After login, I get prompted with the type of terminal I would want to use:
>
>Terminal Type (513, 715, 4410, 4425, VT220)
>
>I was under the impression the Kermit is VT220, but when I go in via Kermit backspace doesnt work.
> 
>A more important issue, is using either Kermit or Minicom, is that the F3 'SEND' button doesnt work, this would be the button that sends 
>updates to the switch.  I can move around within the interface, view stats, stations, etc, but if I try to change, there is no way.  minicom 
uses 
>VT102 
>
>If anyone has any ideas regarding this, I would be grateful.
>
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