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FUNCTION Menu (emulation)
FUNCTION Menu (emulation)
GENERAL
Figure 3-12 shows the FUNCTION menu. Figure 3-13 explains each function.
The 3151 has two storage areas for saving the setup-value definitions: VM
(volatile memory) and NVM (non-volatile memory). The contents of VM are lost
when power is turned off; the contents of NVM are retained.
When you power-on the 3151 for the first time, NVM contains no values and
factory-set, setup-value definitions are copied to VM. These are called default
values and are used unless you redefine them.
When you power-on the 3151 after saving your setup-value definitions (in NVM),
the contents of NVM are copied to VM. The 3151 operates using the setup values
in VM. The contents of VM are immediately changed when you select the other
setup value by pressing the Space Bar in the setup menus. If you perform the
save function at this time, the contents of VM are copied to NVM enabling them
to be used later.
SET U P
MEN U
DISPLAY COMMUNICATION
KEYBOARD
PRINTER
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Clear Display
Clear Carom
Reset Terminal
Recall
Save
Default
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3-12. FUNCTION
Menu (emulation)
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User's Guide for the Cartridge to Emulate IBM and DEC Terminals
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