SynOptics 3395 Using Manual page 54

[TELNET ABORT OUTPUT]]
[TELNET ATTENTION]
[TELNET ERASE CHARACTER]
[TELNET ERASE LINE]
[TELNET INTERRUPT]
893-386-B
[character]
Stop sending output to a terminal during a Telnet
[NONE]*
session when you use this character or control
character sequence. Use of this character does not
terminate the program that is producing the output;
only the display of the output. If NONE, do not
enable a Telnet abort output character at this port.
Use this keyword to disable a previously defined
Telnet abort output character.
[character]
Suspend the current program and return to the
[NONE]*
operating system command prompt during a Telnet
session, when you use this character or control
character sequence. If you have established the
Telnet session through another Model 3395/3395A
Terminal Server port, the remote terminal server
port passes a break sequence to the Telnet host
when you use this character. The break sequence
suspends the current program and returns the
operating system prompt. If NONE, do not enable a
Telnet attention character at this port. Use this
keyword to disable a previously defined Telnet
attention character.
[character]
Delete the character to the left of the cursor during a
[NONE]*
Telnet session, when you use this character or
control character sequence. If NONE, do not enable
a Telnet erase character at this port. Use this
keyword to disable a previously defined Telnet erase
character character.
[character]
Delete all characters in the current line, backwards
[NONE]*
from the cursor position to a prompt or a carriage
return/linefeed character, in a Telnet session, when
you use this character or control character sequence.
If NONE, do not enable a Telnet erase line character
at this port. Use this keyword to disable a
previously defined Telnet erase line character.
[character]
Suspend, interrupt, abort, or terminate a user
[NONE]*
process during a Telnet session when you use this
character or control character sequence. If NONE,
specifies no Telnet interrupt character at this port.
Use this keyword to disable a previously defined
Telnet erase line character.
SET PORT
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