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>What is the emulation?

 If I recall correctly, on the 3360's we used vt100, and on the 3125's 
we use both vt100 and vt420. There are (at least) two places on the 3125 
to specify emulation, and we use vt100 in one spot and vt420 in another, 
though I can't recall where without sitting down at one. 

...alan



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