A/UX® System Administrator's Reference Sections 1M, 7, and 8

console(7) console(7)
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ENTER
ESC '0' 'n'
ESC '0' 'm'
ESC ' 0' , M'
Function Keys
On the Apple® Extended keyboard, the extra keys (the function
keys and the group of six keys above the arrow keys) are mapped
to the following simple key sequences:
KEY LEGEND SEQUENCE
FI SOH '@' CR
F2 SOH ' A' CR
F3 SOH ' B' CR
F4 SOH ' C' CR
F5 SOH 'D' CR
F6 SOH 'E' CR
F7 SOH 'F' CR
F8 SOH ' G' CR
F9 SOH ' H' CR
FlO SOH 'I' CR
Fll SOH ' J' CR
FI2 SOH ' K' CR
FI3 SOH ' L' CR
FI4 SOH 'M' CR
FI5 SOH 'N' CR
DEL SOH ' 0' CR
END SOH 'P' CR
PAGE DOWN SOH ' Q' CR
HELP SOH ' R' CR
HOME SOH ' S' CR
PAGE UP SOH ' T' CR
where SOH = 1 and CR = 13.
Note: These sequences end in a RETURN which makes the
NUX line discipline send the current input line to the
current reading process. While doing this (assuming normal
terminal settings), the RETURN is translated to a newline
character.
The CONTROL Key
The CONfROL key sets the 6th and 5th bits of a character to 0, regardless
of the key pressed. Thus, pressing CONlROL and w (octal
167) at the same time yields the same character as pressing CON­
TROL and W (octal 127) or CONlROL and 7 (octal 067), namely,
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