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Table C3-28. Setting Parameters Using the stty Command (continued)
Parameter Description
bchar Defines the data bits per character, not including the start bit,
argument stop bits, or the parity bit (if any). Possible values are: 5, 6, 7,
or 8. The default is 8.
break Defines a break as an attention signal. Generally, the break is
–break generated by a key labeled Break. Setting –break turns off
Break as an attention signal.
broadcast Enables the terminal to display Model 5390 administrative
–broadcast messages. Setting the parameter –broadcast prevents any
display of administrative messages. The default is broadcast.
cera Sets the character-erase character. The default is Delete
character (
CTRL-?
climask7 Masks CLI input to seven bits. When climask7 is disabled,
8-bit ASCII input is expected.
crt Sets the following defaults for video terminals: crtcera,
crtlera, tabs, echo, –newlin, –ilower, and –olower.
crtcera Controls how both the character erase (cera) and the word
–crtcera erase (wera) are echoed. Setting crtcera echoes the erase
characters in an appropriate way for a video terminal; the
previous character (or word) appears as if it has been erased.
The default is crtcera. Setting –crtcera echoes the erase
characters in a way appropriate for a hard-copy terminal. The
first erase character is echoed as a \ followed by the deleted
character. Each additional use of the erase character deletes
and displays another character. The first character typed (other
than the erase character) echoes a / and the character; typing
asdf<Delete Delete>
crtlera Controls how the line erase (lera) is echoed. Setting crtlera
–crtlera erases all characters on the line and moves the cursor back to
the beginning of the line. Setting –crtlera echoes the line erase
character in a way that is suitable for hard-copy terminals. It
echoes the erase character and a new line, so that the deleted
line is still visible but the print head is positioned at the
beginning of the next line. The default is crtlera.
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echoes as asdf\fd/g.
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Using the CLI Commands
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