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# Configure the Rocket BlueZone emulator

# Configure the Rocket BlueZone emulator {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Australia  
Updated March 12, 2026  
![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 3 minutes to read  
Configure the Rocket BlueZone emulator on the RPA Desktop Design Studio by capturing the Rocket BlueZone emulator screens and their elements. After capturing the screens, you can use the screen and element methods to automate actions on the screens and
elements.

## Before you begin

Add the Terminal connector object to the Global Objects list in the Project Explorer pane so the Terminal connector is available to all the activities, components, and connectors in the automation project.

Start an emulator session and connect it to a server.

Role required: none

## Procedure

1. Navigate to the Project Explorer pane \> Global Objects and right-click the TerminalSession object.
2. Select Configure.  
3. On the Terminal Connector window, select Bluezone.  
   Tip:  
   To load a BlueZone emulator screen that doesn't appear in the list, select the refresh icon (![Screen refresh icon.]()).
4. Capture a BlueZone emulator screen.
   1. In the BlueZone list, select a BlueZone Mainframe emulator screen.  
      Note:  
      When the BlueZone emulator establishes a connection with the server, a session is created with the name of the session. For example, the name of the session in the example is A.
   2. Select Add Screen.  
      The emulator screen is added and appears in the Screens and elements pane and under the TerminalSession object in the Project Explorer pane.

      When you capture multiple screens and elements and want to automate tasks on one screen or element, the connector must first find the screen or element by using the match rules. To know about
      the match rules, see [Use the screen or element match rules](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/v7Sqx4lUUM10mnB80PvqIw "Use the screen or element match rules to match a screen or element from among multiple screens and elements with its corresponding rules. Match rules enables the connector to identify the appropriate screen or element and perform tasks.").
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5. Capture an element from the BlueZone emulator screen.
   1. Right-click the screen that you have captured and select Add Element.  
   2. In the TERMINAL PREVIEW screen, move your mouse device to the element that you want to capture.  
      The element displays its information.

   3. Add the element as a single field by right-clicking the element and selecting Add as Field.  
      The data in a Mainframe screen is displayed within fields. The BlueZone emulator screen in the RPA Desktop Design Studio indicates a field with a rectangle. The following image shows a field.

      When you select Add as Field, the connector treats the element as a field that displays the data or enables data entry. With this option, you can get the text or data from a field and
      then enter the data in a form.
   4. Add fields after selecting them in a tabular format.  
      To add fields after selecting them in a tabular format, select the contiguous fields that create a tabular format. The following example shows how you must select the fields to capture them in a tabular
      format.

      Select the fields.
      1. Select the first field in the tabular area that you have identified.
      2. On your keyboard, press Shift.
      3. Select the last field in the tabular area that you have identified.
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      Right-click and select Add as Table.
   5. In the context dialog box, enter the name of the field or table in the NAME field.  
   6. Select the Add Field icon ![Add field icon.]().  
      To capture more elements, you can repeat steps 5a through 5f.
   7. Close the TERMINAL PREVIEW screen by selecting OK.  
      The element is added and appears in the Screens and elements pane in the Terminal Connector screen under the TerminalScreen_0 object.

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6. **Optional:** Use the screen match rules to enable the terminal connector to locate a screen or element.  
   When you capture multiple screens, fields, or tables and want to automate tasks on one screen or element, the connector must first find the screen or element. To enable the connector to find the screen or element, use the screen match rules at [Use the screen or element match rules](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/v7Sqx4lUUM10mnB80PvqIw "Use the screen or element match rules to match a screen or element from among multiple screens and elements with its corresponding rules. Match rules enables the connector to identify the appropriate screen or element and perform tasks.").
7. View the screen and element methods.
   1. View the screen-level methods under the TerminalSession object in the Project Explorer pane by double-clicking the screen that you captured.  
      The methods appear in the Object Explorer pane.
   2. View the element-level methods in the Project Explorer pane by navigating to the element under the screen that you captured and double-clicking the element.  
      The methods appear in the Object Explorer pane.
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**Related reference**   

* [Rocket BlueZone emulator methods](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/cIkWlTLenrqYyNzawpumcQ "Use the Rocket BlueZone emulator methods to perform various automation tasks on the Rocket BlueZone emulator.")