Printer Setup Mode - IBM 3197 C User Manual

Setup Mode Key
Set Address 2
F24
Set Printer Address
F24
Limit polar
F12
Printer Setup Mode
Printer Setup Mode Key
Device ID
F14
Character Set
F15
CPI
F16
Function
Changes the current address of display station 2. Pressing and holding this key
automatically increment the address from 0 to 6. When the key is released, the
address displayed at that time will be selected. When the station 2 address
reaches 6, the sequence starts over again from O.
Changes the current address of the printer attached to the display station.
Pressing and holding this key increments the address from 0 to 6 when you
select the display-printer mode using the terminal mode key. When this key is
released, the address displayed at that time will be selected. When the printer
address reaches 6, the sequence starts over again from O.
Turn color mode (screen colors) on or off. The display station can be used as
either monochrome or color display.
The Function keys that have printing in green on the overlay also activates
printer setup mode functions. These functions are activated only when the
PrtSet (F13/F1) key is pressed while pressing and holding the Alt key, prior to
pressing the desired Function key. To exit printer setup mode, press the PrtSet
(F13/F1) key while pressing and holding the Alt key.
The following table describes the functions of the Function keys in printer setup
mode. For more information, see Chapter 5, "Operations Using the IBM
Enhanced Keyboard" on page 5-1.
Function
Alternately changes the device ID from 4214 to 5256 or from 5256 to 4214. The
device ID number represents a system printer or a workstation printer (either
IBM 4214 or IBM 5256) that the printer attached to your display station
emulates.
Alternately changes the printer
~haracter
set from 437 to 850 or from 850 to
437. (Not available for the Katakana keyboard.)
Displays the current character pitch of the printer attached to your display
station. Pressing this key (while pres:sing and holding the Shift key) changes
the current character pitch to the desired one from the eight selections (see
Chapter 5 for more details).
Chapter 4. The IBM Enhanced Keyboard
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