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FUNCTION MENU
If
you select
this field and
press the space bar
Recall
Save
Default
Reset Terminal
Clear Status
Mode Adjust
this will occur
The contents of NVM (non-volatile memory) are copied to VM
(volatile memory). When the Machine Mode or Operating Mode
option is changed, "Reset Terminal" is also performed. When
t~e
Rowand Column option is changed, the screen is cleared.
The setup-value definitions defined now and saved in VM are also
saved in NVM.
The setup-value definitions (except the machine mode and terminal
ID) are copied to VM. The values depend on the machine modes.
Refer to Figure 2-18 on page 2-36 and Figure 2-19 on page 2-37 for
more details. When the Machine Mode or Operating Mode option is
changed, "Reset Terminal" is also performed. When the Rowand
Column option is changed, the screen is cleared.
The contents of NVM are copied to VM and the" power-on reset
(except checking the internal circuits) is performed.
•
The internal receiving queues for the main and auxiliary ports
are cleared.
•
Print mode is set to the page print mode.
•
Hold-screen status is reset.
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Keyboard-lock condition is reset.
•
Reset write protect and protect modes.
•
All data transmissions are canceled.
•
XOFF condition for both the main and auxiliary ports are
cleared.
•
DTR history at auxiliary port is cleared.
Some setup values are set to the predefined. values (defined by the
terminal you want to emulate). Which values are affected depend on
the machine mode (see Figure 2-17 on page 2-35). Setup-value
definitions -in NVM are not affected.
Figure 2-16. Functions in the FUNCTION Menu
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IBM 3'151 Guide to Operations
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