The supported-systems index now names the exact transport, platform and limits for each released terminal family. The v1.0.319 release adds scoped VT52 and VT102 profiles, partial VT420 and VT520, Wyse WY-50/WY-50+/WY-60, IBM 3151 echo mode, BBS ANSI/CP437, SCO ANSI, AT386 and partial HP 700/94. These profiles are starting points for a customer's actual application, not blanket model certification.
Run sixteen software hosts.
The model sample lab runs the five established specialty hosts plus eleven model examples on your own computer. A Python 3 launcher prints a matching WND Terminal connection command for each example. You can try a T27 inquiry, a UTS order, an HP form, a NonStop 6530 account, an ALC availability request and model-specific inventory or order screens without vendor hardware. The separate five-host starter lab remains available.
Airline device work has its own boundary.
A virtual ATB/BTP job route, synthetic reader and bounded Zebra ZPL sample-tag exercise help teams inspect the workflow without buying hardware first. They do not implement IATA BTP, Epson AEA or physical print and scan completion. The ALC terminal page explains the distinction.
These synthetic examples are designed to make the first proof of value productive. On your host, we check screens, keys, application behavior, automation and peripherals, then address compatibility differences. Get WND Terminal from the team trial; the lab archive supplies software hosts, not the app installer.