The Display Screen; Audio Indicators; The Click Sound; The Beep Sound - Omron 8025G Maintenance Manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
bits 1 through 8 is odd.
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In the EVEN position, all characters are transmitted with even parity;
that is, bit 8 is set high when there is an odd number of highs in bits 1 through
7. Received characters are checked for even parity; that is, the number of highs
in bits 1 through 8 is even.
3.2 THE DISPLAY SCREEN
The display screen is the primary means through which the terminal com-
municates with you. Data entries into the terminal, regardless of source, will
normally be displayed on the screen. Thus, you can proof information entered from
the keyboard, read information supplied from an external device, fill in forms,
and in general readily converse with other equipment in a data communications
system.
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3.3 AUDIO INDICATORS
Audio indicators provide a secondary means through which the terminal com-
municates specific information to you. Two such indicators are built into your
8025 terminal: a "click" sound and a "beep" sound.
3.3.1
3.3.2
The Click Sound
A click tells you that the terminal accepted a key stroke.
The Beep Sound
A beep indicates one of two everits: 1) the ASCII code "BEL" was received
or 2) the terminal was unable to accept a key stroke •. The second event occurs when
the terminal is busy or when an unacceptable operation is requested.
3.4 VISUAL INDICATORS
Indicator lights are built into six of the special function keys located
in the two top rows of the left-hand key pad. Table 3-1 defines the on-off states
for each indicator.
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