Numeric Keypad; Alphanumeric Keys - HP HP700/92 User Manual

Numeric Keypad
A numeric keypad overlay is supplied for use in emulation modes. The overlay indicates
the new functions of the numeric pad keys.
The keys on the numeric keypad with new functions include:
1.
The keys
CJ, III, GJ
and
O.
These keys act as program function keys
~.
IB[],
IBTI
and IBI], whose functions vary with the application program being used. The
CJ
key also generates a line feed character.
2.
The I
Enter
I key. This key becomes the
0
key.
3.
The
~
key. This numeric pad key becomes the
I
Enter
I
key, operating like the
I
Return
I
key does in normal HP Mode operation.
In addition, the numeric keys on the keypad can be set by a host computer program to
perform special functions. These functions vary with the program being used; their
meanings are defined and explained by the software controlling them.
Alphanumeric Keys
Certain keys on the alphanumeric or "typewriter" portion of the keyboard are affected
in EMIOO, EM220 and EM52 Modes. These keys include the following:
1. The I
Back Space
I key. This key functions as a normal backspace or as a delete key.
2. The I
Insert Line
I and I
Delete Line
I keys. These keys are disabled.
3.
The
I
Enter
I
key, located on the lower left portion of the keyboard, duplicates the
operation of the I
Return
I key. When in an emulation Mode, you may press either
I
Enter
I or
!
Return
I for a carriage return.
4. The I
Next
I,
Llfu:J,
I
Shift
I 111, I
Shift
I ~, I
Scroll Up
I and I
Scroll Down
I keys are disabled when the
terminal is set for single-page operations (see the Configuring The Terminal For
ANSI Operations section earlier in this chapter).
In addition, the following two key sequences are added to the terminal's operating
features:
• Press the
(]fil]
and
I
Break
I
keys simultaneously to transmit the user-configured Answer-
back Message to the host computer.
• Press the
fCtfJI
and
I
stop
I
keys simultaneously to transmit a 3.5 second BREAK to the
host computer.
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