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Terminal Maintenance
SOFT RESET. You perform a soft reset by pressing the _
key. A soft reset has these
effects:
• The terminal bell rings.
• The active configuration values remain in effect.
• The terminal preserves all data stored in workspace memory.
• The window maintains the current screen display.
• The terminal unlocks the keyboard.
• If Display Functions is enabled, the terminal disables it.
• If Record Mode is active, the terminal cancels its selection.
• The terminal stops all operations by devices (such as printers) which it controls.
• The terminal stops transferring data to the datacomm line.
HARD RESET. You perform a hard reset by simultaneously pressing the. , _ , and_
keys. A hard reset has these effects:
• The terminal bell rings.
• The terminal resets all configuration parameters to the values stored in non-volatile
memory.
• The terminal destroys any data stored in workspace memory.
• The terminal resets the user-defined function keys to the default values.
• The terminal unlocks the keyboard.
• The terminal displays the Modes set of function key labels.
• The terminal sets the left margin to column 1 and the right margin to column 80.
• The terminal clears all tabs.
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