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4.5
OPERATION
EXIT
To exit the Tab Mode without storing the tab settings, just
press the
f:j:tMIJ~
key. When the Z-29 Terminal
is
reset or
turned off and then on again, the tab stops will return to the
settings that existed before you made any changes.
To exit and store the tab stop settings in nonvolatile memory,
press and hold the
MiU:ii
key and then press the
f:jjMIJ~
key. The tab stops will remain set until changed again in the
Setup Mode.
Setup Menu B
•
To enter Setup Mode B, press the
W
key
if
you are
in
the
Setup Mode. If you are not
in
the Setup Mode, press the
f:jjliJi
key and then the
W
key. The bottom line will dis-
play:
*MENU B*
1. BAUD 9600
2. PARITY
space
3. DUPLEX full
4. HANDSHAKE
software
BAUD RATE
Your Z-29 Terminal can use a wide number of baud rates to
communicate with its host computer: 75, 11 O, 150, 300, 600,
1200, 1800, 2400, 4800, 9600, and 19200 baud. The sample
illustrated
shows 9600 baud selected.
You can change the baud rate by pressing the
ii
key. The cur-
rent baud rate will be stepped to the next available baud rate.
If you do not want that rate, continue pressing the
ii
key until
you reach the baud rate that you want to use. When you reach
19200, the next rate displayed will be 75 baud.
Please note that the number of data bits and the number of stop
bits are not programmable at the Terminal. Your Z-29 Terminal
uses seven data bits and one stop bit at all baud rates except
75 and 110 baud. These last two utilize two stop bits.
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