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Summary of PCC Command Parameters
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Multiple user-defined PCC tables are allowed, but only one may be used without a com-
mand identifier. The corresponding PCCTYPE parameter on the LINE command refer-
ences each table through a command identifier. The keyword USER can be used to ref-
erence any user-defined PCC table for which no command identifier is coded.
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The user may end a PCC command with a semicolon and start another PCC command
to continue specification of the carriage control codes. Multiple PCC commands may be
used within a single PCC table definition as long as there are no intervening non-PCC
commands.
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Consecutive byte values need not be specified. Thus, the commands
ASSIGN=(X'60',SP1),ASSIGN=(X'61',SP2), ASSIGN=(X'62',SP3);
can be coded in the single command
ASSIGN=(X'60',(SP1,SP2,SP3));
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If under the LINE command byte translation is specified (that is, the LINE command
PCC parameter TRAN option is specified), the PCC control byte is translated into
LCDS-Module standard EBCDIC before being applied. This means that the byte option
on the ASSIGN parameter must be specified as an EBCDIC translation of the PCC
byte, for example, X'F1' or 1.
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The DEFAULT parameter must precede any ASSIGN parameter.
Example
PCC1: PCC DEFAULT=IBM1403, INITIAL=TOF, ADVTAPE=NO, AS-
SIGN=(X'40',SP1P), ASSIGN=(X'F1',SK1P), ASSIGN=(X'F8',PSK8);
Added to the standard IBM1403 carriage control code table are: X'40' (space 1 line and
print), X'F1' (skip-to-channel-1-and print), and X'F8' (print-and-skip to channel 8).
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