The terminal supports these command line parameters:

Usage: wisetns.exe [options] hostname
  -h, --help        show this message and exit.
  -v, --version     show program version and exit.
  -P, /P, --config  load configuration file.
  -V, /V, --viewer  launch viewer application.
  -T, /T, --title   set window title.

Telnet Options:
  -n, --nonaws      disable NAWS.
  -a, --noauth      disable Authentication.
  -t, --notermtype  disable Terminal Type.
  -b, --nobinary    disable Binary session.
  -s, --nosga       disable SGA.
  -5, --wy50        set emulation terminal type.
  -6, --wy60        set emulation terminal type.

The argument 'hostname' can be the hostname or IP address of a remote machine, a name from the phone number list or just a phone number. The name in the phone number list is case-insensitive. The telephone number is validated and must contain at least 5 digits:

C:\>"C:\Program Files\WiseTNS\wisetns.exe" "P166-MMX"
C:\>"C:\Program Files\WiseTNS\wisetns.exe" "192.168.1.101"
C:\>"C:\Program Files\WiseTNS\wisetns.exe" "Red Dwarf"
C:\>"C:\Program Files\WiseTNS\wisetns.exe" "9,,555 666 666"

Only two of the above examples could actually work because the terminal has to be configured to use either the modem or a telnet connection when it is started. This can be done using the --config, -P or /P option:

C:\>wisetns --config="C:\Documents and Settings\user\wiseterm\net01.wtx" coyote
C:\>wisetns -P"C:\Documents and Settings\user\wiseterm\net02.wtx" 192.168.0.1
C:\>wisetns /P"C:\Documents and Settings\user\wiseterm\modem01.wtx" "9,,555 666 666"

The --viewer, -v, /V option makes use of the application set in the Misc. settings tab and can be used to start-up another application (for example a web-browser or a Fax viewer) with a command-line argument:

C:\>wisetns --viewer="http://www.google.com/"
C:\>wisetns /V"\\REMOTEMACHINE\CDRIVE\DATABASE\FAX\FAX0001.FAX"

This is most useful when triggered by the server sending the following command:

<ESC>ohttp://www.bbc.co.uk/<CR>

The --title, -T, /T option allows the default title to be set. Connection status messages are still appended to the end of the custom title. Here is an example:

C:\>wisetns --title="Inventory Query"

These five options:

C:\>wisetns --nonaws --noauth --notermtype --nobinary --nosga
C:\>wisetns -natbs

These two options:

C:\>wisetns --wy50="WYSE-50" --wy60="WYSE-60"