Paradyne 3800 Release Note page 38

The StartNMSd script is appropriate when your workstation has a window manager running. If
your workstation is a low-end X terminal that does not provide window management, or if the
workstation's window manager does not interact well with the 6800 application, you should
disable the window manager and replace line 15 with the following:
This command starts up the Motif window manager on the UIP or NMS host as well as the 6800
application.
Keyboard Mappings
Full functionality of 6800 full-feature tasks require that a workstation emulate a typical PC
keyboard. Specifically, there must be keys equivalent to the PC keys:
If your workstation does not have similar keys, or the keys do not function as expected, use the
xev command to determine keycode associations. The xev command can be executed from the
UNIX or UIP task, as long as the DISPLAY environment variable is set to workstation-name:0.
Experiment with keycode to keysym mappings, using the xmodmap command. Once the
mappings are established, modify lines 8 though 13 of the StartNMS script. See man pages for
xev and xmodmap for more information.
rsh -l ffw $1 "DISPLAY=$WRKSTN:0; startx -t"
F1 through F12
PgUp and PgDn (X keysym names are Prior and Next)
Home and End
37