HP HP700/92 User Manual page 48

Menu Field
Cursor Keys in
Appl ic. Mode
Print Area
Print Terminator= FF
Answer Baek
Description
11!1
specifies normal cursor key functions (in EM 100, EM52
and EM220 modes).
ID!I
redefines cursor keys as Application
Mode cursor keys that generate special escape sequences.
Affects
pr int page
command in DEC software applications.
llllllilml
selects the entire page for printing.
••ll;M
specifies
just the area within the scroll boundaries for printing. The
scroll region is defined by the application.
Selects whether
print page
operations are terminated with no
character
11!1
or with a form feed character
ID!I.
Certain ANSI applications require a message for response
from a host computer enquiry. You can enter a message in
this field up to 30 characters long.
(@ill
I
Break
l
sends the
message from the keyboard.) The first character typed in
this field clears the old message and starts a new one. Press
i1l@INIYl#lil!lll@Mlll
to enter control characters into the message,
where they are displayed as the appropriate symbols.
(Remember to press again to tum off display
functions mode and return the keys to generating normal
characters.)
Auto Answerbad
Allows the answerback message to be sent to the computer
automatically after a communications line is established.
ID!I
turns on this function,
11!1
turns it off.
Conceal Answerbad
Pressing
[Enter
I
when the cursor is in this field turns on the
"conceal answerback" function. When you activate this
function, the message
<Concealed>
displays instead of the
defined answerback message.
C le a r A 11 Tabs
Pressing I
Enter
I when the cursor is in this field clears all tabs
set via the ANSI Configuration Menu.
Set 8 Column Tabs
Pressing I
Enter
I
when the cursor is in this field sets a tab stop in
every 8th column.
12345578901234557890
To set or clear a tab stop in a particular column, position the
cursor in that column using the cursor movement keys. Then
press
I
Enter
I
to activate a
T
in that column. The lower line of
numbers in this field represent columns 81 through 132.
ANSI Operation 5-5