IBM 3164 ASCII Manual page 68

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ENTER RETURN* The Enter key works as the Return key.
SEND The Enter key works as the Send key.
RETURN FIELD*
The cursor moves to the next unprotected field when the Return key
is pressed.
NEW LINE The New Line option functions when the Return key is pressed.
NEW LINE CR* The Return key generates the carriage return (CR) control. If this
option is selected in cha'racter mode when CR is a line turnaround
character, the Return key performs the carriage return and the line
feed operations, but only the CR control character is sent to the host.
CR-LF The Return key generates the carriage return (CR) and the line feed
(LF) control characters. If this option is selected in character or
echo mode when CR is a line turnaround character, the Return key
first generates the CR and LF control characters, and then the line
turnaround occurs.
TAB FIELD*
The column tab stops are ignored and the tab operation depends on
the field attribute character positions.
COLUMN Tabs can be set at any character position in each viewport,
regardless of the field attribute characters.
LINE WRAP
OFF The cursor does not move to the first character position of the next
line, but instead, it stays at the last character position. In this case,
the audible alarm sounds whenever the operator enters data at the
last character position. If additional characters are entered, they are
transferred to the host system, and the displayed character in the last
character position changes as each character is entered.
ON* The cursor moves to the first character position of the next line in the
page after it reaches the last character location of the current line in
the page. If the scroll option is also on, and if the cursor is at the
last character position on the bottom line of an unformatted page,
the page will scroll up and the cursor will move to the first character
position of the newly created bottom line. If the scroll option is off,
the cursor moves to the top of the page. This option is automatically
set to on in block mode.
Note: An asterisk (*) indicates a default value.
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