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"Scr list" Screen
Screen No.
0
Screen display OFF
1 to 1899
User screens
1900 to 1979
Window (keyboard) screen
1980 to 1996
Reserve screens for expan-
sion functions
1997
Display history screens
1998
1997: Order or occurrence
1998: Order of frequency
1999
"Connecting Host" screen
2000
"Host Error" screen
f: Possible
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<Screen numbers and their applicability>
When the NT Model setting is "30", "30C", "610G (612G)", or "610C", some
screens are earmarked for special applications, as shown below. When the NT
Model setting is not one of these, only "0" (clear screen display) is valid and all oth-
er screens are user screens.
Application
: Only the area outside the display history display area can be edited. ×: Not possible
<Using the marking function>
When, for example, deleting screen data, a number of screens can be handled
together by using the marking function. All marked (*) screen data is taken as the
object of the executed operation, regardless of the location of the bar cursor. In a
copy operation, the screen data at the location of the bar cursor is copied to all
screen numbers marked by (*). This is useful when creating very similar screens.
[Space] key:
[Home] key:
[Shift] + [Home]:
User Editing
Specified in order to switch the screen dis-
×
play off.
Can be used without restriction
f
Can be used as a window (keyboard) screen
called to overlay another screen.
f
Can also be used as a normal screen.
If data is registered for these screens, treat-
ing them as normal screens, the registered
f
data takes priority.
Only when using Ver.3 or a later version of
the direct connection function (necessary to
create scroll keys).
If no data is registered, the "Connecting
f
Host" screen set by the system is displayed.
If no data is registered, the "Host Error"
screen set by the system is displayed.
f
(Used as a user screen in the case of the
NT30, NT30C, NT620S, NT620C)
Marks the selected screen data. If the data is already marked,
the mark is deleted.
Deletes all marks.
Deletes the marks of all marked screen data and marks all un-
marked screen data.
Section 3-5
Remarks
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