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TeDlinal Setup
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Term~nal
options and User and System Fkey strings and
labels can be changed by a host through the use of escape
(
sequences.
Section 8 defines all the escape sequences that the
terminal responds to.
C<HruNlCATIONS
I/O Card
Speed
Send
Parity
C2teck Parity
Local Echo
Monitor Mode
Autowrap
Newline on LF
lletum Key
Enter Key
DONE
idle
1200
even
-no-
off-
off-
-on-
-no-
-CR-
CR ••
OPTIONS SETUP
USER PREFERENCES
cartridge
CoIUlllls
Scrolling
lleverse Video
Volume
Key Click
Cursor Type
Cursor Blink
Labels
used
-80-
jump
-no-
-4--
off-
blck
-no-
-on-
VERSION MO/DA/YR
SAVEDI
VALUES
I
SAVE
I I
NEXT
I I
ClEAR
I
SETUP
TO END
Figure 5-1.
Te11linal Options
The default values are shown for all options.
The option
names and values are displayed in normal intensity.
The current
option name and value will be in reverse video.
Changing Options
To change an option. the following steps should be taken:
1.
Move the cursor to the option to be changed with the
cursor positioning keys.
2.
Depress the CHANGE OPTION screen-labeled key to step
the option through its selectable values.
Bote:
The "ENTER" key option requires keyboard entered
characters.
3.
Depress the SAVE screen-labeled key to store the
currently displayed values for the options in
nonvolatile memory.
User"'s Guicle
August
1985
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