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MiNET <strong>Specification</strong><br />

This command shall be used by the system to position the cursor at a particular point on the terminal's<br />

display.<br />

MT Octet 1<br />

BCCB Octet 2<br />

Y<br />

Octet 3<br />

X Octet 4<br />

Figure 37/MTS<strong>22</strong>-C<br />

Position Cursor command format<br />

Refer to § 5.2.1.1.1 for a detailed description of the BCCB octet.<br />

Use of the Y,X parameters is as defined in § 5.2.1.2. The Cursor Number bits in the BCCB specify the<br />

cursor to be affected.<br />

Note -<br />

For this command, the Return Cursor bit in the BCCB octet has no meaning.<br />

5.2.1.6 Shift Display Field Left (05)<br />

This command has two possible formats, as shown in Figure 38/MTS<strong>22</strong>-C.<br />

This command shall be used by the system to shift a terminal's display one character position to the left and<br />

add a new character to the right. The cursor will be returned to the position it occupied before the operation<br />

was executed. The field to be shifted must be a subset of one line on the<br />

display.<br />

Format 1 - Y,X coordinates<br />

MT Octet 1<br />

BCCB<br />

Octet 2<br />

Y<br />

Octet 3<br />

X<br />

Octet 4<br />

FL<br />

Octet 5<br />

C<br />

Octet 6<br />

Format 2 - current cursor position<br />

MT Octet 1<br />

BCCB Octet 2<br />

FL<br />

Octet 3<br />

C<br />

Octet 4<br />

Figure 38/MTS<strong>22</strong>-C<br />

Shift Display Field Left command format<br />

The Buffer Number parameter in the BCCB (see § 5.2.1.1.1) specifies the internal buffer to which the<br />

operation applies.<br />

Note -<br />

If the Buffer Number value indicates all buffers, this command shall be ignored by the terminal.<br />

The Y,X octets specify the leftmost character position of the affected string. The range of<br />

values for the Y,X octets is defined in § 5.2.1.2.<br />

The FL octet specifies the field length of the character string to be shifted. The value of the FL octet may<br />

occupy the range 0 to 255 (decimal).<br />

The C octet specifies the character to be inserted. The character shall be encoded in accordance with the<br />

extended ASCII format (see § 5.2.1.1.9).<br />

Note -<br />

As an example, given the field ABCDEF, the message Shift Display Field Left (+ Z) will result in<br />

the display BCDEFZ.<br />

5.2.1.7 Shift Display Field Right (06)<br />

The command formats and codings shall be as defined in § 5.2.1.6.<br />

<strong>Mitel</strong> Restricted MTS<strong>22</strong> (Version B05) 3:12 PM 30/12/10Page 46 of 173

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