Configuration Menus; How To Display A Menu; Modifying And Activating Configuration Values - HP 262SA Reference Manual

Configuring the Terminal
Configuration Menus
All configuration requirements for the terminal and its datacomm ports are contained on
menus: a Global Configuration menu, a Terminal Configuration menu, and two sets (four
menus per set) of datacomm menus. The two sets of datacomm menus contain the same fields.
One set applies to port 1 and the other to port 2. The datacomIIJ. menus consist of a Full Duplex
Hardwired menu, a Full Duplex Modem menu, a Multipoint Asynchronous menu, and a
Multipoint Synchronous menu. The first two are for point-to-point configurations and the last
two are for multipoint configurations.
The Global Configuration menu allows selection oftwo terminal attributes: audible click when
a key is selected and normal or inverse video background for the display screen.
A menu is selected for display using the function keys. When it is displayed, it will contain the
currently active values for that menu.
How To Display A Menu
A menu is selected for display using the function keys. When it is displayed, it will contain the
active values for that menu. Ifno values have been stored for the menu, the default values will
be displayed.
To display a menu, perform the following steps:
1. Press t h e . andconfig keys, in sequence.
2a. To display the Global Configuration or Terminal Configuration menu, press either the
global config or terminal config key. The selected menu will be displayed.
2b. Todisplayadatacommmenu,presseitherthedatacom1 configorext dev configkey.
At this point, the currently-active menu, with the currently-active values for it, is dis-
played. If a different menu is desired, press the conf ig menus key, then select either
FULL DUP HRDWIRED, FULL DUP MODEM, MULTIPT ASYNC,
or
MUL TIPT SYNC,
according to
your choice.
Modifying and Activating Configurati9n Values
Several function keys, displayed with configuration menus, can be used to display, select,
change, and save configuration values. These keys and their functions are listed in table 3-1.
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