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Digital Equipment VT525 Programming Manual

Digital Equipment VT525 Programming Manual (610 pages)

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Brand: Digital Equipment | Category: Touch terminals | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Preface

3
- How to Use this Manual
  4
- Table of Contents
  7
Part I VT520 Video Terminal

25
1 Overview

27
- Introduction
  27
- Communications Features
  27
- Keyboard Features
  28
- Sample VT Keyboard Layout
  28
- Sample PC Keyboard Layout
  28
- Printer Port Features
  29
- Display and Text Capabilities
  29
- Ansi
  29
- Ascii
  29
- Enhanced Set-Up
  30
- Desktop Productivity Features
  30
- Character Set Support
  30
- Ergonomics (Human Factors) Features
  30
- Field-Upgradable Firmware
  31
- VT520/25 Font Sizes
  31
- Comparison with Previous VT Terminals
  32
- Entering Set-Up
  33
- Effects of Entering Set-Up
  34
- Set-Up Languages
  34
- Power-On Settings and Defaults
  34
- Set-Up Language Selection
  34
- Self-Test Error Messages
  35
- Context Sensitive Set-Up Features
  36
- Set-Up Summary Line
  37
- Set-Up Status Messages
  37
- Status Line
  38
- Keyboard Indicator Line
  38
- Set-Up Screen Text
  39
- Main and Terminal Actions Menu
  39
- Main Menu
  40
- On-Line
  40
- Save Settings
  41
- Restore Settings
  41
- Exit Set-Up
  41
- Actions Menu
  41
- Clear Display
  41
- Clear Communications
  41
- Reset this Session
  42
- Restore Factory Defaults
  42
- Clock, Calculator, Show Character Sets
  43
- Banner Message
  43
- Multiple Sessions
  43
- Enabling and Controlling the Session Conﬁguration
  44
- Multiple Sessions Using a Terminal Server with TD/SMP
  44
- Multiple Sessions Using SSU Host Software
  44
- Opening Another Session
  44
- Restoring an Interrupted Session
  45
- Session Management
  45
- Session Menu
  45
- Select Session
  46
- Session Name
  46
- Pages Per Session
  46
- Session Menu
  46
  - Session Page Memory Allocation
    47
- Soft Character Sets/Session
  48
- Save Settings for All and Restore Settings for All
  48
- Copy Settings from Menu
  49
- Update Session
  49
- Resetting and Restoring Defaults
  50
- Reset Session
  50
- Restore Factory Defaults
  50
- Display Menu
  51
- Display Set-Up Features and Control Functions
  51
- Lines Per Screen
  52
  - Auto Resize
    52
- Lines Per Page
  52
- Lines Per Page Vs. Lines Per Screen When Auto Resize Is Set
  52
- Review Previous Lines Buffer
  53
- Lines Per Page
  53
- Columns Per Page, Clear on Change
  54
- Status Display
  54
- Scrolling Mode
  54
- Screen Background
  54
- Cursor Display
  54
- Cursor Coupling
  54
- Writing Direction
  55
- Zero
  55
- Auto Wrap
  55
- New Line Mode
  55
- Lock User Preferences
  55
- Show Control Characters
  56
- CRT Saver
  56
- Energy Saver
  56
  - Warning Bell
    57
- Overscan
  57
- Framed Windows
  57
- Screen Alignment
  59
- Screen Alignment Display
  59
- Color Set-Up
  60
- Alternate Text Colors
  60
- Color Set-Up Menu
  60
- Assign Colors
  60
  - Alternate Text Colors
    62
- Alternate Colors
  62
- Deﬁne Colors Dialog Box
  63
- Select Color Mode
  64
- ASCII Color Mode
  64
- Bold and Blink Style
  64
- Erase Color
  64
- Default Graphic Renditions
  64
- Reverse and Blank Attributes
  65
- Intensity Attributes
  65
- Terminal Type Menu
  65
- Emulation Mode
  65
- Terminal ID to Host
  66
- VT Default Character Set
  66
- Pcterm Character Set
  66
- 7-Bit NRCS Characters
  66
- Transmit 7-Bit Controls
  66
- ASCII Emulation Menu
  67
  - ASCII Emulation Features
    67
- Keyboard Menu
  68
  - Keyboard Features and Control Functions
    68
- Keyboard Language
  69
- Deﬁne Key Editor
  69
- Programming Notes
  73
- Save Key Deﬁnitions
  74
- Recall Key Deﬁnitions
  74
- Lock Key Deﬁnitions
  74
- Caps Lock Function
  74
- Keyclick, Warning Bell, and Margin Bell Volume
  74
  - Visible Bell
    75
- Keyboard Encoding
  75
- Auto Repeat
  75
- Data Processing Keys
  75
- Application Cursor Keys
  75
- Application Keypad Mode
  76
- Map PC Keyboard to VT
  76
- Ignore Missing Keyboard
  76
- Communication Menu
  77
  - Communication and Modem Features and Control Functions
    77
- Communication Port Select
  78
  - Communication Menu
    78
  - Communications-Port Select
    78
- Word Size
  79
- Parity
  79
- Stop Bits
  79
- Transmit Speed
  80
- Receive Speed
  80
- Transmit Flow Control
  80
  - Communication Transmit Speed Menu
    80
- Receive Flow Control
  81
- Flow Control Threshold
  81
- Transmit Rate Limit, Fkey Rate Limit
  81
  - Communication Fkey Rate Limit Menu
    81
- Ignore Null Character
  82
- Local Echo
  82
- Half Duplex
  82
- Auto Answerback
  82
- Answerback Message
  82
- Answerback Concealed
  83
  - Communication Answerback Dialog Box
    83
- Modem Menu
  84
- Enable Modem Control
  84
- Disconnect Delay
  84
- Modem High Speed
  85
- Modem Low Speed
  85
  - Modem Menu
    85
  - Modem High Speed Menu
    85
  - Printer Menu
    86
  - Port Select
    86
  - Print Mode
    86
  - Printer Type
    87
  - Printer Character Sets
    87
  - Printer Menu
    87
  - Printer Features and Control Functions
    87
    
    DEC/ISO Character Sets
    88
    
    PC Character Sets
    88
  - Print Extent
    88
  - Print Terminator
    88
  - Serial Print Speed
    88
  - DEC/ISO Character Sets Menu
    88
  - 2-Way Communication
    89
  - Transmit Flow Control
    89
  - Receive Flow Control
    89
  - Word Size
    89
  - PC Character Sets Menu
    89
  - Parity
    90
  - Stop Bits
    90
  - Same as Receive
    90
  - Tabs
    90
  - Sound
    91
  - Tab Set-Up Dialog Box
    91
  - Set-Up Factory Defaults
    93
3 Desktop Features

99
- Introduction
  99
- Invoking Desktop Features
  99
- Calculator
  100
- Calculator with VT Keyboard Layout
  101
- Calculator with PC Keyboard Layout
  102
- Clock
  103
- Clock Function
  104
- Review Previous Lines
  105
- ASCII Emulation Character Sets
  105
- Character Set Tables
  106
- Banner Message
  106
- Keyboard Summary
  106
Part II VT520 ANSI Mode

107
4 ANSI Control Functions Summary

109
- Introduction
  109
- Control Characters
  110
- C0 (7-Bit) Control Characters Recognized
  110
- C1 (8-Bit) Control Characters Recognized
  111
- 8 Bit Control Characters and Their 7-Bit Equivalents
  
  112
  - Control Functions
    113
  - Escape Sequences
    113
    
    Escape Sequences
    114
  - Sequence Format
    113
  - Control Sequence Introducer
    114
  - Control Sequences
    114
  - Parameters
    115
    
    Intermediate Characters
    116
    
    Final Character
    116
  - 7-Bit Code Extension Technique
    117
  - Using Control Characters in Sequences
    117
  - Conventions for Codes Received by the Terminal
    118
  - Conventions for Codes Sent by the Terminal
    118
  - Working with 7-Bit and 8-Bit Environments
    118
  - Control Character Displayed on Screen
    119
  - Showing Control Characters
    119
  - Terminal Management Functions
    123
  - ANSI Control Function Tables
    124
  - Window Management Control Functions
    125
  - Audible Attributes Control Functions
    126
  - Visual Attributes Control Functions
    128
  - Editing Control Functions
    129
  - Text Processing Control Functions
    130
  - Graphic Character Sets Control Functions
    133
  - Keyboard Processing Control Functions
    135
  - Printer Control Functions
    141
  - Terminal Management Control Functions
    142
    
    Half)
    145
  - Terminal Management-Communications Control Functions
    147
  - Terminal Synchronization Control Functions
    149
  - Reports Control Functions
    150
  - VT52 Mode Escape Sequences
    153
5 ANSI Control Functions

155
- ANSI Conformance Levels
  155
- CBT-Cursor Backward Tabulation
  157
- CHA-Cursor Horizontal Absolute
  157
- CHT-Cursor Horizontal Forward Tabulation
  158
- CNL-Cursor Next Line
  158
- CPL-Cursor Previous Line
  159
- CPR-Cursor Position Report
  159
- CRM-Show Control Character Mode
  160
- CUB-Cursor Backward
  161
- CUD-Cursor down
  161
- CUF-Cursor Forward
  161
- CUP-Cursor Position
  162
- CUU-Cursor up
  162
- DA1-Primary Device Attributes
  163
- DA2-Secondary Device Attributes
  165
- DA3-Tertiary Device Attributes
  166
- DCH-Delete Character
  167
- Ddd1, Ddd2, Ddd3
  168
- DECAAM-Set/Reset Auto Answerback Mode
  169
- DECAC-Assign Color
  170
- DECALN-Screen Alignment Pattern
  171
- DECANM-ANSI Mode
  172
- VT52 Escape Sequences
  172
- DECAWM-Autowrap Mode
  179
- DECBBSM-Bold and Blink Style Mode
  179
- DECBI-Back Index
  180
- DECBKM-Backarrow Key Mode
  180
- DECCANSM-Conceal Answerback Message Mode
  181
- DECCAPSLK-Caps Lock Mode
  182
- DECCARA-Change Attributes in Rectangular Area
  182
- DECCIR-Cursor Information Report (Terminal to Host)
  184
- DECCKD-Copy Key Default
  185
- DECCKM-Cursor Keys Mode
  186
- DECCKSR-Memory Checksum Report
  187
- DECCOLM-Selecting 80 or 132 Columns Per Page
  188
- DECCRA-Copy Rectangular Area
  189
- DECCRTST-CRT Saver Timing
  190
- DECCRTSM-Set/Reset CRT Save Mode
  191
- DECDC-Delete Column
  191
- DECDHL-Double-Width, Double-Height Line
  192
- DECDLD-Dynamically Redeﬁnable Character Sets Extension
  193
  - DECDLD Parameter Characters
    195
- DECDMAC-Deﬁne Macro
  199
- DECDLDA-Down Line Load Allocation
  201
- DECDWL-Double-Width, Single-Height Line
  202
- DECECM-Erase Color Mode
  202
- DECEKBD-Extended Keyboard Report
  203
- DECELF-Enable Local Functions
  205
- DECERA-Erase Rectangular Area
  206
- DECES-Enable Session
  207
- DECESKM-Enable Secondary Keyboard Language Mode
  207
- DECFI-Forward Index
  208
- DECFRA-Fill Rectangular Area
  209
- DECFWM-Set/Reset Framed Windows Mode
  210
- DECHDPXM-Set/Reset Half-Duplex Mode
  210
- DECHEM-Hebrew Encoding Mode
  211
- DECHEBM-Hebrew/N-A Keyboard Mapping Mode
  212
- DECHWUM-Host Wake-Up Mode (CRT and Energy Saver)
  213
- DECIC-Insert Column
  213
- DECID-Identify Device
  214
- DECINVM-Invoke Macro
  215
- DECIPEM-Enter/Return from IBM Proprinter Emulation Mode
  216
- DECKBD-Keyboard Language Selection
  217
- DECKBUM-Typewriter or Data Processing Keys
  219
- DECKLHIM-Keyboard Led's Host Indicator Mode
  219
- DECKPAM-Keypad Application Modes
  220
- DECKPM-Key Position Mode
  220
- DECKPNM-Keypad Numeric Modes
  221
- DECLANS-Load Answerback Message
  222
- DECLBAN-Load Banner Message
  223
- DECLFKC-Local Function Key Control
  224
- DECLL-Load Leds
  225
- DECLRMM-Left Right Margin Mode
  226
- DECLTOD-Load Time of Day
  226
- DECMCM-Modem Control Mode
  227
- DECMSR-Macro Space Report
  227
- DECNAKB-Greek/N-A Keyboard Mapping Mode
  228
- DECNCSM-No Clearing Screen on Column Change Mode
  228
- DECNKM-Numeric Keypad Mode
  229
- DECNRCM-National Replacement Character Set Mode
  229
- DECNULM-Null Mode
  230
- DECNUMLK-Num Lock Mode
  230
- DECOM-Origin Mode
  231
- DECOSCNM-Set/Reset Overscan Mode (VT520 Only)
  231
- DECPAK-Program Alphanumeric Key
  232
- DECPCCM-Page Cursor-Coupling Mode
  234
- DECPCTERM-Enter/Exit Pcterm or Scancode Mode
  235
- DECPEX-Print Extent Mode
  237
- DECPFF-Print Form Feed Mode
  237
- DECPFK-Program Function Key
  238
- DECPKA-Program Key Action
  241
- DECPKFMR-Program Key Free Memory Report
  242
- DECPS-Play Sound
  243
- DECRARA-Reverse Attributes in Rectangular Area
  244
- DECRC-Restore Cursor
  246
- DECRLCM-Right-To-Left Copy Mode
  246
- DECRLM-Right-To-Left Mode
  247
- DECRPAK-Report All Modiﬁers/Alphanumeric Key State
  248
- DECRPDE-Report Displayed Extent
  249
- DECRPFK - Report Function Key Deﬁnition
  250
- DECRPKT-Report Key Type
  250
- DECRPL-Review Previous Lines Mode
  251
- DECRPM-Report Mode - Terminal to Host
  252
  - Settings Supported by DECRQM, DECRPM, RM, and SM
    254
- DECRPSS-Report Selection or Setting
  256
- DECRPTUI-Report Terminal Unit ID
  258
- DECRQCRA-Request Checksum of Rectangular Area
  259
- DECRQDE-Request Displayed Extent
  259
- DECRQKD-Request Key Deﬁnition
  260
- DECRQKT-Request Key Type
  261
- DECRQM-Request Mode - Host to Terminal
  262
  - ANSI Modes for DECRQM, DECRPM, SM, and RM
    263
  - DEC Private Modes for DECRQM, DECRPM, SM, and RM
    264
- DECRQPKFM-Request Program Key Free Memory
  265
- DECRQPSR-Request Presentation State Report
  265
- DECRQSS-Request Selection or Setting
  266
- DECRQTSR-Request Terminal State Report
  267
- DECCTR-Color Table Request
  268
- DECRQUPSS-Request User-Preferred Supplemental Set
  269
- DECRSPS-Restore Presentation State
  270
- DECRSTS-Restore Terminal State
  271
- DECRSTS-Restore Terminal Color Table State
  272
- DECSACE-Select Attribute Change Extent
  273
- DECSASD-Select Active Status Display
  274
- DECSC-Save Cursor
  274
- DECSCA-Select Character Protection Attribute
  275
- DECSCL-Select Conformance Level
  276
- DECSCLM-Scrolling Mode
  277
- DECSCNM-Screen Mode: Light or Dark Screen
  277
- DECSCP-Select Communication Port
  278
- DECSCPP-Select Columns Per Page
  279
- DECSCS-Select Communication Speed
  280
- DECSCUSR-Set Cursor Style
  281
- DECSDDT-Select Disconnect Delay Time
  282
- DECSDPT-Select Digital Printed Data Type
  283
- DECSED-Selective Erase in Display
  283
- DECSEST-Energy Saver Timing
  284
- DECSEL-Selective Erase in Line
  285
- DECSERA-Selective Erase Rectangular Area
  286
- DECSFC-Select Flow Control
  287
- DECSIN-Set Icon Name
  288
- DECSKCV-Set Key Click Volume
  289
- DECSLCK-Set Lock Key Style
  289
- DECSLPP-Set Lines Per Page
  290
- DECSLRM-Set Left and Right Margins
  291
- DECSMBV-Set Margin Bell Volume
  292
- DECSMKR-Select Modiﬁer Key Reporting
  293
- DECSNLS-Set Number of Lines Per Screen
  294
- DECSPMA-Session Page Memory Allocation
  295
- DECSPP-Set Port Parameters
  296
- DECSPPCS-Select Proprinter Character Set
  297
- DECSPRTT-Select Printer Type
  298
- DECSR-Secure Reset
  298
- DECSRC-Secure Reset Conﬁrmation
  300
- DECSSCLS-Set Scroll Speed
  300
- DECSSDT-Select Status Display (Line) Type
  301
- DECSSL-Select Set-Up Language
  302
- DECST8C-Set Tab at Every 8 Columns
  303
- DECSTBM-Set Top and Bottom Margins
  303
- DECSTR-Soft Terminal Reset
  304
- Terminal's Default Settings
  304
- DECSTGLT-Select Color Look-Up Table
  305
- DECSTRL-Set Transmit Rate Limit
  306
- DECSTUI-Setting Terminal Unit ID
  307
- DECSWBV-Set Warning Bell Volume
  308
- DECSWL-Single-Width, Single-Height Line
  308
- DECSZS-Select Zero Symbol
  309
- DECSWT-Set Window Title
  310
- DECTABSR-Tab Stop Report
  311
- DECTCEM-Text Cursor Enable Mode
  311
- DECTID-Select Terminal ID
  312
- DECTME-Terminal Mode Emulation
  313
- Terminal Emulation Modes
  313
- DECTSR-Terminal State Report-Terminal to Host
  314
- DECTSR-Terminal State Report (Color Table Report)
  315
- DECTST-Invoke Conﬁdence Test
  316
- DECUDK-User Deﬁned Keys
  317
  - VT Keyboards
    319
    
    PC Keyboards
    320
  - VT and PC Keyboard Function Keys Compared
    321
- DECUS-Update Session
  323
- DECVCCM-Vertical Cursor-Coupling Mode
  324
- DECXCPR-Extended Cursor Position Report
  324
- DECXRLM-Transmit Rate Limiting
  325
- DL-Delete Line
  326
- DSR-Cursor Position Report (CPR)
  327
- DSR-Device Status Reports
  327
- DSR-Data Integrity Report
  328
- DSR-Extended Cursor Position Report (DECXCPR Response)
  328
- DSR-Keyboard Report
  329
- DSR-Macro Space Report
  330
- DSR-Memory Checksum Report (DECCKSR)
  331
- DSR-Operating Status Report
  331
- DSR-Printer Port Report
  332
- DSR-User-Deﬁned Keys Report (VT Level 4 or Higher)
  333
- ECH-Erase Character
  333
- ED-Erase in Display
  334
- EL-Erase in Line
  334
- HPA-Horizontal Position Absolute
  335
- HPR-Horizontal Position Relative
  335
- HT-Horizontal Tab
  336
- HTS-Horizontal Tab Set
  336
- HVP-Horizontal and Vertical Position
  337
- ICH-Insert Character
  337
- IL-Insert Line
  338
- IND-Index
  338
- IRM-Insert/Replace Mode
  339
- KAM-Keyboard Action Mode
  339
- LNM-Line Feed/New Line Mode
  340
- LS-Locking Shift
  341
  - Mapping Character Sets with Locking Shifts
    341
- MC-Media Copy
  342
- NEL-Next Line
  345
- NP-Next Page
  345
- PP-Preceding Page
  346
- PPA-Page Position Absolute
  346
- PPB-Page Position Backward
  347
- PPR-Page Position Relative
  347
- RIS-Reset to Initial State
  348
- RM-Reset Mode
  349
- S7C1T-Send C1 Control Character to the Host
  350
  - S8C1T-Send C1 Control Character to the Host
    350
  - SCS-Select Character Set
    351
  - Designating Character Sets (SCS Sequences)
    351
  - Designating a Character Set
    352
    
    SD-Pan up
    354
    
    SGR-Select Graphic Rendition
    355
  - Visual Character Attribute Values
    355
    
    SRM-Local Echo: Send/Receive Mode
    358
    
    SS-Single Shifts
    359
    
    SM-Set Mode
    360
    
    SU-Pan down
    361
    
    TBC-Tab Clear
    361
    
    VPA-Vertical Line Position Absolute
    362
    
    VPR-Vertical Position Relative
    362
6 SCO Console Emulation

363
7 Character Sets

373
- Overview
  373
- Character Sets Supported
  373
- VT Graphic Character Sets
  373
- Pcterm Graphic Character Sets
  374
- Control Character Sets
  375
- Character Set Structure
  375
- Characters Not in a Character Set
  375
- VT Mode
  376
- Selecting Character Sets
  376
- Character Set Mappings
  376
- Pcterm Mode
  376
- Character Set Mappings
  377
- SCO Console Mode
  377
- Soft Character Sets
  377
- Designing a Soft Character Set
  378
- Character Cell Sizes for 24-Line by 80- and 132-Column Fonts
  378
- Character Cell Sizes
  379
- Character Body Sizes for 24-Line by 80- and 132-Column Fonts
  380
  - Guidelines for Designing Soft Characters
    380
  - Coding the Soft Character Set
    381
- Example of an Uppercase D (24-Line by 80-Column Font)
  382
  - Converting Binary Code to an ASCII Character
    383
  - Downloading Soft Characters
    385
- Sixel-To-ASCII Conversion
  385
  - Designating the Soft Character Set
    386
  - Soft Character Set Example
    387
  - Clearing a Soft Character Set
    388
  - Overview—Keyboard Layout
    389
  - Scan Codes for VT Layout in Pcterm Mode
    390
- PC Keyboard Layout
  389
- VT Keyboard Layout
  389
- DEC VT Layout
  390
- Enhanced PC Layout - Pcterm Mode
  391
- IBM PC Style
  392
  - VT Style Layout Vs. Enhanced PC Style Layout Modiﬁer Keys
    393
  - Caps Lock
    393
- Right Alt
  394
- Cursor Keypad Keys
  395
  - PC Layout Numeric Keypad Sequences - VT Style
    396
  - PC Layout Numeric Keypad Sequences - PC Style, Numeric Mode
    397
- Editing Keypad Legends on DEC and PC Layouts
  395
  - Editing Keypad Sequences for Enhanced PC Layout
    395
- Local Function Key Defaults
  397
  - Framed Windows
    401
- Numeric Keypad Compose
  402
- Accessibility Aids
  403
- Controlling Keyboard Leds
  404
  - Keyboard Languages
    405
  - VT Keyboard Languages
    405
  - Enhanced PC Keyboard Languages
    405
- Switching between Keyboard Languages
  406
  - Bit Character Set Initialization
    407
  - Non-Spacing Accent Marks
    408
- Keystroke Processing
  408
- German
  409
- VT Layout - Keystation Numbers
  409
- Enhanced PC Layout - Map Numbers
  410
- Enhanced PC Layout - Typical North American Key Legends
  410
- VT Layout - Typical North American Key Legends
  410
- Scan Codes Sent in Pcterm Mode for EPC Keyboards
  411
- Scan Codes Sent in Pcterm Mode for VT Keyboards
  415
  - Control Codes and Keystrokes
    416
9 Communications

419
- Introduction to Communications
  419
  - EIA Interface Signals and Functions
    420
- Physical Link Layer
  420
- DEC Corporate Modular Jacks (MMJ)
  421
  - Transmitted Data–Txd L
    422
  - Data Terminal Ready–Dtr
    423
    
    Modem off Line
    424
    
    Speed Select–Spds
    425
  - European Public Circuit Switched Data Network
    426
- MMJ Modular Jack Pin Numbers
  421
  - MMJ Interface Signals
    421
- Data Link Layer
  427
  - Flow Control
    428
  - No Flow Control
    429
  - DSR/DTR Flow Control
    430
  - Flow Control Threshold Points
    431
  - Show Control Character Mode
    431
    
    Clear Communications
    432
- Break
  433
- Overview
  435
- Parallel Printer Port
  436
  - Parallel Connector Signals
    436
- Parallel Port Flow Control
  437
- Printer Controller Mode
  438
- IBM Proprinter or Compatible Printer
  439
- DEC ANSI with IBM Proprinter Emulation
  440
  - Data Transmission
    441
  - Overview
    445
  - Symbols Used in ASCII Terminal Escape Sequences
    446
11 ASCII Emulations and Control Functions

446
- Enhanced Mode
  446
- Communication Flow Control with Pcterm Mode
  447
12 ASCII Escape Sequences

451
- ASCII Communications
  451
  - Terminal Management
    454
  - Redeﬁnable Keys
    459
  - Screen Processing Control Functions
    460
  - Data Protection Control Functions
    470
  - Cursor Control Functions
    471
- ASCII Editing Control Functions
  475
- Local Edit Mode Function Keys
  475
- Tab Stop Control Functions
  476
- Page Edit Control Functions
  477
- Rectangular Area Operations
  478
- Rules for Locating Rectangle
  479
- Rectangle Area Control Functions
  480
  - Draw Rectangle
    481
- Printing/Sending Data
  482
- Send Data Delimiters
  482
- Delimiters for Other Personalities
  483
- Print/Send Control Functions
  483
- Printing Data Control Functions
  485
- Graphics Characters
  486
- Display and Load Character Sets
  489
- Process of Selecting Character Sets
  490
- Loading Font Bank
  491
- Loading, Deﬁning, and Selecting Character Sets
  491
- Design a Character Font
  493
- Designing a Character Font
  493
- A.1 Compose Processing and Non-Spacing Diacritical Marks
  495
- VT Keyboard Non-Spacing Diacritical Marks
  495
- Austrian/German VT Keyboard
  496
- Belgian/French VT Keyboard
  497
- British/U.k./North American VT Keyboard
  498
- Canadian-French VT Keyboard
  499
- A–5 Czech VT Keyboard
  500
- Czech VT Keyboard
  500
- A–6 Danish VT Keyboard
  501
- Danish VT Keyboard
  501
- A–7 Dutch VT Keyboard
  502
- Dutch VT Keyboard
  502
- A–8 Finnish VT Keyboard
  503
- Finnish VT Keyboard
  503
  - A–9 Flemish VT Keyboard
    504
  - A–10 Greek VT Keyboard
    505
- Greek VT Keyboard
  505
- A–11 Hebrew VT Keyboard
  506
- Hebrew VT Keyboard
  506
- A–12 Hungarian VT Keyboard
  507
- Hungarian VT Keyboard
  507
- A–13 Italian VT Keyboard
  508
- Italian VT Keyboard
  508
- A–14 Norwegian VT Keyboard
  509
- Norwegian VT Keyboard
  509
- A–15 Polish VT Keyboard
  510
- Polish VT Keyboard
  510
- A–16 Portuguese VT Keyboard
  511
- Portuguese VT Keyboard
  511
- A–17 Romanian VT Keyboard
  512
- Romanian VT Keyboard
  512
- A–18 Russian VT Keyboard
  513
- Russian VT Keyboard
  513
- A–19 SCS VT Keyboard
  514
- SCS VT Keyboard
  514
- A–20 Slovak VT Keyboard
  515
- Slovak VT Keyboard
  515
- A–21 Spanish VT Keyboard
  516
- Spanish VT Keyboard
  516
- A–22 Swedish VT Keyboard
  517
- Swedish VT Keyboard
  517
- Swiss-French VT Keyboard
  518
- Swiss-German VT Keyboard
  519
  - A–25 Turkish-F VT Keyboard
    520
  - A–26 Turkish-Q VT Keyboard
    521
- Turkish-Q VT Keyboard
  521
- B.1 Summary of Non-Spacing Diacritical Marks
  523
- Enhanced PC Keyboard Non-Spacing Diacritical Marks
  523
- B.2 Enhanced PC Keyboards
  524
- Austrian/German Enhanced PC Keyboard
  525
- Belgian Enhanced PC Keyboard
  526
- British/U.k. Enhanced PC Keyboard
  527
- Canadian-English/North American Enhanced PC Keyboard
  528
- Canadian-French Enhanced PC Keyboard
  529
- Czech Enhanced PC Keyboard
  530
- Danish Enhanced PC Keyboard
  531
  - Dutch Enhanced PC Keyboard
    532
  - Finnish Enhanced PC Keyboard
    533
  - French Enhanced PC Keyboard
    534
  - Greek Enhanced PC Keyboard
    535
  - Hebrew Enhanced PC Keyboard
    536
  - Hungarian Enhanced PC Keyboard
    537
  - Italian Enhanced PC Keyboard
    538
  - Latin American Enhanced PC Keyboard
    539
  - Norwegian Enhanced PC Keyboard
    540
  - Polish Enhanced PC Keyboard
    541
  - Portuguese Enhanced PC Keyboard
    542
  - Romanian Enhanced PC Keyboard
    543
  - Russian Enhanced PC Keyboard
    544
  - SCS Enhanced PC Keyboard
    545
  - Slovak Enhanced PC Keyboard
    546
  - Spanish Enhanced PC Keyboard
    547
  - Swedish Enhanced PC Keyboard
    548
  - Swiss-French Enhanced PC Keyboard
    549
  - Swiss-German Enhanced PC Keyboard
    550
  - Turkish Enhanced PC Keyboard
    551
- C.1 PC Keyboard
  553
- WYSE and TVI Modes Function Keys for PC Keyboard
  553
- WYSE and TVI Modes Cursor Keys on PC Keyboard
  554
- WYSE and TVI Modes Editing Keys for PC Keyboard
  554
- WYSE and TVI Modes Numeric Keys for PC Keyboard, Numlock = off
  554
- ADDS A2 Function Keys on PC Keyboard
  555
- WYSE 160 and TVI Modes Numeric Keys for PC Keyboard, Numlock
  555
- ADDS A2 Cursor Keys on PC Keyboard
  556
- ADDS A2 Editing Keys on PC Keyboard
  556
- ADDS A2 Mode Numeric Keypad Keys on PC Keyboard; Numlock = off
  556
- ADDS A2 Mode Numeric Keypad Keys on PC Keyboard; Numlock = on
  557
- C.2 DEC VT Keyboard
  558
- WYSE and TVI Modes Editing Keys on DEC VT Keyboard
  558
- WYSE and TVI Modes Function Keys for DEC VT Keyboard
  558
- ADDS A2 Function Keys on DEC VT Keyboard
  559
- WYSE and TVI Modes Cursor Keys on DEC VT Keyboard
  559
- WYSE and TVI Modes Numeric Keypad PF Keys on DEC VT Keyboard
  559
- ADDS A2 Cursor Keys on DEC VT Keyboard
  560
- ADDS A2 Editing Keys on DEC VT Keyboard
  560
- ADDS A2 Numeric Keypad Pfkeys on DEC VT Keyboard
  560
- Local Functions in ASCII Code Mode
  561
- Local Functions in PC Scancode Mode
  563
  - D.1 Termcap Emulations
    565
  - D.1.2 Terminfo Data:
    566
  - ANSI Index by Final Character
    569
- ANSI Control Functions Index by Final Character
  569

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Digital Equipment VT525 Installation And Operating Information

Digital Equipment VT525 Installation And Operating Information (46 pages)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Preface
5
Recommendations for Proper Setup and Use
7
Installation and Set-Up
9
Installation
10
VT Keyboard Layout
11
PC-Style Keyboard Layout
11
Set-Up
12
Communications Port Set-Up Screen
16
Using Color
17
Multiple Sessions
19
Overview
19
Using a Terminal Server with TD/SMP
20
Using SSU Host Software
20
Opening Another Session
20
Tips for Using Multiple Sessions
21
Desktop Features
23
Invoking Desktop Features
23
Clock Feature
24
Calculator Feature
25
Show Character Sets Feature
26
Banner Message
26
Keyboard Summary
27
Defining Keys
29
Define Key Editor
29
Creating a New Function
30
Creating a Key Sequence
31
Define Key Editor, Select Function
31
A Maintenance and Troubleshooting
33
Cleaning Your Video Terminal
33
Identifying and Correcting Problems
33
Troubleshooting
34
Installing the ROM Cartridge
35
Comm1-Serial Communication/Printer
40
Ports
40
Comm2 and Comm3-MMJ Ports
41
Parallel Printer Port (Bidirectional
41
Standards Conformance and Approvals
43

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