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B
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c
D
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Defining Function Keys (emulation)
In area
8,
type a two-digit key number and press the Enter key.
In area b, type one or more ESC sequences, CSI (ESC [)
sequences, or a character string; then press·the Enter key. (Use
the ... key to move the cursor to the left to erase unwanted
characters.)
The defmed function key is stored.
Repeat steps B and C until you have defined all necessary function keys.
To exit this mode, press and hold the Ctrl key; then press the Def
Fkey .
Notes:
J.
The operation in step A is ignored
if
you select LOCK for the User Defmed
Keys option in the KEYBOARD menu.
2.
The display station can store up to 256 characters for all function-key
definitions.
If
the total exceeds 256, overflow characters are discarded, and
area
II
will blink at step
C.
3.
If
you assigned more than 70 characters to a single function key by the host
command and display them in step B, area
II
will blink.
If
you have changed the
defmition at this point but do not want to save the defmition, press the Ikf F
key while holding down the Ctrl key.
If
you have changed the defmition and
press the Enter key, only 70 characters will
be stored in the display station.
4.
During defming of function keys, communication with the host system is not
interrupted. That is, data sent from the host system are displayed on screen and
commands issued from the host system are executed.
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