AT&T 610 User Manual page 92

Received Characters
Page 8-10
Escape Sequences
User's Gu1cle
August 1985
The terminal is 'capable of responding to the escape se-
quences listed below. These sequences provide additional func-
tions not provided by the control characters. When received, an
escape sequence is acted upon provided that MONITOR MODE is off.
If MONITOR MODE is on, the sequence will be displayed and not
acted upon.
The majority of the escape sequences that the terminal
responds to are ANSI 3.64 based.
Single Character Escape Sequences
ESC7 Save Cursor Position and Attributes,
ESC8 Restore Cursor Position and
Attribut~s
Receiving the sequence ESC7 will cause the current
cursor position, attribute, origin mode condition, GO/Gl
condition, and active character set to be saved. Reception
of the sequence ESC8 will cause the cursor to move to the
saved position with the saved attribute and the other saved
values. The saved values for cursor position, attribute,
and Origin mode condition are set to home, normal, and off,
respectively, and GO and Gl are set to the US character set
and GO is active when the terminal is powered up or when
the terminal enters or leaves the Options Set Up mode. A
cursor recall (ESC8) will move the cursor to the position
saved or, if the saved position is cleared, it will move to
the home position. On the status line, a cursor save will
be ignored but a cursor recall will be recognized.