IBM 3164 ASCII Manual page 62

If you specif-y and select this will
this field on this option
happen
the menu
Machine
IBM 3164*
The display station operates in its original mode. It is compatible to
Mode the IBM 3163 mode.
IBM 3101 The display station operates in the IBM 3101 emulation mode.
Operating ECHO
The display station operates in echo mode, and data entered from
Mode
the keyboard is sent to the host system and transmitted back for
display onto the screen in a conversational manner.
CHAR The display station operates in character mode and data entered from
f
the keyboard is sent to the host system and at the same time
"internally echoed" for display onto the screen.
BLOCK* The display station operates in block mode and the specified data
area in the character buffer is sent to the host system when you
press the Send key or the Read command is received from the host
system.
Interface RS-232C* Selects the RS-232C interface to communicate with the host system.
RS-422A Selects the RS-422A interface to communicate with the host system.
Applies only to Model 12s, which are equipped with both the
RS-232C and RS-422A interface on the logic element.
Line Control PRTS*
Uses the 'permanent request to send' (PRTS) signal to communicate
with the host system.
CRTS
Uses the 'controlled request to send' (CRTS) signal to communicate
with the host system.
IPRTS Uses the 'induced permanent request to send' (IPRTS) signal to
communicate with the host system.
Line 50 Uses the 50 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
Speed(bps)
75 Uses the 75 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
110
Uses the 110 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
134.5 Uses the 134.5 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
150 Uses the 150 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
200 Uses the 200 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
300 Uses the 300 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
600 Uses the 600 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
1200 Uses the 1200 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
1800 Uses the 1800 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
2400 Uses the 2400 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
3600 Uses the 3600 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
4800 Uses the 4800 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
7200 Uses the 7200 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
9600* Uses the 9600 bps line speed to communicate with the host system.
19200 Uses the 19200 bps line speed to communicate with the host
system.
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