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In reality, it is not likely that you would be required to type a three-character escape sequence,

because most of these sequences are mapped to special keys such as those on the numeric keypad.

For example, on a VT220 terminal that has Keypad mode set to Application, you can send the

sequence \EOM by pressing the Enter key.

If map3270 does not contain an entry for the ASCII terminal you are using, or if there is no map3270

ﬁle, tn3270 uses the defaults shown in Table C3-36. This table:

Separates key-sequence choices with the word "or."

Uses CRTL- and ESC instead of ^ and \E.

Does not enclose key sequences in single quotes.

For more information, see the map3270 man pages included with your Berkeley UNIX

documentation.

Table C3-36. Default Key Mappings for tn3270

IBM 3270 Key Name

Command Keys

Cursor Movement Keys

Editing Keys

ASCII Key Sequence

CTRL-p p or CTRL-p P

CTRL-h or ESC D or ESC [ D or ESC O D

CTRL-l or ESC C or ESC [ C or ESC O D

CTRL-k or ESC A or ESC [ A or ESC O A

CTRL-j or ESC B or ESC [ B or ESC O B

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