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LEAR SIEGLER, INC.
DATA PRODUCTS DIVISION
Table 3-4. Personality Mode Functions
·Can be any hex character OO-FF.
PARAMETERS
DEFAULT
(DISPLAYED AS)
SETTINGS
DESCRIPTION
FILL
20·
The fill character is the character that the display is filled
with on a clear screen from the keyboard or host.
TURNAROUND
00·
The turnaround character is the character which modulates
the RTS during coded turnaround protocol in half duplex. A
null (00 hex) does nothing, Le., RTS is neVler dropped.
XON
11•
The XON character is sent to the host as a handshake protocol
to inform the host that the terminal is able to receive more
data, If the XON is set to 00 hex (null), then it is disabled.
XQFF
13"
The XOFF character is sent to the host as a handshake pro·
tocol to inform the host that the terminal input buffer is
nearly full and may soon overrun. If the XOFF character is
set to
00
hex (null), then it is disabled.
I
rCTRL[[] (press
I
CTRL
I
and enter
rn
simulta.neously) while in set-up mode.
Note
There is no immediate visual display
to indicate the save function is
performed. To determine whether the
values have been sa ved enter set-up
mode again and check each
parameter.
3.3.5 Enter Perlonallty Mode
The eet-up mode also allows the terminal's
personality entries to
be
programmed. While the
terminal is in the 8et-up mode, enter the
personality mode by entering
I cfRL!E.
To
program the terminal personalities, the
hexadecimal equivalent for the characters are
listed in Table 3-4, above. Hex characters DC
through FF may
be
entered as upper- or lower-case
letters but will
be
displayed as upper case.
To display the next personality, preS8 lCTRLII].
To back up and display the previous function,
press
ICTRt]Jg.
After all parameters have been
viewed,
the
terminal
returns to the first
personality
~arameter.
To exit the personality
mode, press SHIFT
I
SETUP ).
3-10
3.3.6 Enter Anlwerback Programming
Mode
The answerback programming mode is accessible
in the set-up mode by aim ultan, eous
b'
pressing
I
CTRL
~
keys. The answerback message may
then be programmed on line 24, i.E!., the 8tatus line.
Thirty-two bytes can
be
prclgrammed into
answerback. All charactelrs typed are
programmed into the answerback message.
As
an option, the answerback Dlessage may
be
saved in NVM. Answerback prosraID mode is
terminated by entering
I
SHIFTURETURl'
I.
The
answerback message is progralIllmable through
the 8et-up mode and defaults
to
null
(OFF).
Pressing the IRERE
I§ I
key or r&ceiving an
ENQ
from the host or the command cOlotrol
C8U&eS
the
answerback message
to be
tran8mitted
to
the host
and
to be
displayed if the terminal is in half·
duplex mode.
Note
If
the answerback memorJI .torage
option is not installed, the message is
programmed but will be volatile and
will default to null upon power-up.
To display the entire message without destroying
it, hold down
(SHIFT
I
key and [SETUP
I
keys
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