Introduction; Differences When Using Your 3270 Terminal As An Ascii Terminal; Scrolling; Status Line Indicators - IBM 3174 Reference Manual

Chapter 2. Using a 3270 Terminal to Connect to ASCII Hosts
Introduction 2-2
Differences When Using Your 3270 Terminal as an ASCII Terminal 2-2
Scrolling 2-2
Copy Printers 2-3
Terminal-Attached Printers 2-3
Modem Operations 2-3
Using The ALT Key as the ASCII Control Key 2-3
Nonescaping Keys 2-3
Connecting to an ASCII Host With 3270 Terminals 2-4
Using the Connection Menu 2-4
Using Your 3270 Terminal as an IBM 3101 2-5
Using Your Keyboard 2-6
Typematic Keys 2-6
BREAK Function 2-6
Control Mode/Control Shift 2-6
Understanding Your Status Line 2-6
3101 Character Set Mapping 2-7
316x CS1 and CS2 Character Sets Mapping 2-7
316x ISO 8859-1/2 Character Sets Mapping 2-8
Using Your 3270 Terminal as a DEC VT100 2-9
Using Your Keyboard 2-9
Typematic Keys 2-10
BREAK Function 2-10
Control Mode/Control Shift 2-10
Understanding Your Status Line 2-10
VT100 National Language Support 2-11
Using Your Terminal as a DEC VT220 2-11
Using Your Keyboard 2-11
Typematic Keys 2-11
BREAK Function 2-12
Control Mode/Control Shift 2-12
COMPOSE Key 2-12
VT220 National Language Support 2-12
DEC National Replacement Character (NCR) Set Mapping 2-12
DEC Multinational Character Set (MCS) Mapping 2-13
Understanding Your Status Line 2-14
Using Your Terminal as a Data General Dasher D210 Terminal 2-14
Using Your Keyboard 2-15
Typematic Keys 2-15
BREAK Function 2-15
Control Mode/Control Shift 2-15
Function Keys 2-15
Understanding Your Status Line 2-15
Status Line Indicators 2-16
Using 3270 Printers as ASCII Printers 2-17
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