What is the primary function of the Emulation Program?
The Emulation Program enables communication between Binary Synchronous Communication (BSC) and start-stop devices and mainframe applications. It facilitates this by using a communication controller, such as the 3705, 3725, 3745, or 3746, which is loaded with software on mainframe systems.
Which applications commonly utilize the Emulation Program?
The Emulation Program supports applications like CICS/BTAM and JES/RTAM. These applications leverage the program to communicate with BSC devices and other connected systems.
How is the Emulation Program typically deployed?
The Emulation Program is installed on mainframe systems and loaded into a communication controller. This setup allows the controller to manage the communication between BSC devices and mainframe applications.
What type of communication does the Emulation Program facilitate?
The Emulation Program's primary role is to enable communication with older BSC devices. It does not support modern network protocols or interfaces.