2.2 The IBM 7171 ASCII Device Attachment Control Unit - Index of

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Field AttributesThe field attribute character occupies the first character position of each displayfield in a formatted display; the corresponding character position on the displayscreen is always blank. This eight bit attribute character is loaded by a Start Fieldorder to define the start of a field and assign characteristics to the field. Bit positionsin the character are significant; the value assigned to each bit or group of bitscontrols whether a specific attribute is applied.Field Attribute Character: The following figure shows the significance of bits in thefield attribute character. Characteristics set by the field attribute character are:• Protected/Unprotected: An operator cannot enter data into or modify thecontent of a protected field. Input fields that require data from the operatormust be unprotected.• Alphameric/Numeric: In an unprotected input field, alphameric/numericdefines the type of data that an operator can enter into the field. This attributehas special meaning for protected fields and data entry keyboards.A cursor moving into a field defined with both Numeric and Protected will skipto the following Unprotected field. A cursor moving into a field defined asAlphanumeric and Protected will lock up the keyboard which requires a userreset to free.Nondisplay /Display /Intensified: Data contained in the field is either not displayed,displayed at normal intensity, or displayed at high intensity.Detectable/Nondetectable: Displayed data in a detectable field can beselected by the CURSOR SELECT key.Field attributes are protected against input from the keyboard; however, bit 7(Modified Data Tag) is set to 1 when the operator enters data into the field definedby the attribute. Attribute characters are not protected against operation of theCLEAR key; pressing the CLEAR key erases all locations in the display buffer.)Chapter 6. IBM 7171 II 0 Interface to the Host System 6-21
D/SPD I RESERVEDMDTo 2 3 4 5 6EBCDICBITField Description0,1 Value determined by contents of bits 2-7. See following figurefor hexadecimal values.2 o = Unprotected1 = Protected3 o = Alphameric1 = NumericNote: Bits 2 and 3 equal to 11 causes an automatic skip. Seetext.4,5 00 = Display/not CURSOR SELECT key detectable.01 = Display/CURSOR SELECT key detectable10 = Intensified display/CURSOR SELECT key detectable.11 = Non-display, non-print, non-detectable.6 Reserved7 Modified Data Tag (MDT): identifies modified fields duringRead Modified command operations.o = Field has not been modified1 = Field has been modified by the operator. Can also be setby program in data streamFigure 6-13. Field Attribute Character Bit Assignment6-22 IBM 7171 Reference Manual and Programming Guide
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Appendix C. IBM 7171 SupporfUtility
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C.5 Support Utilities .............
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1.2 ASCII Device SupportThe IBM 717
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ATTRIBUTESPROTECTEDNUMERICINTENSITY
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Move Cursor LeftThe Cursor Left com
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Graphic Rendition StringsSGR stands
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The function of the host translate
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Index: The target field of the INDE
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4.5.2 Function Name TableThe follow
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MUL TRUBOUTPGUPPGDNallows an input
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Terminal Name Record FormatThe form
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to this rule is ROM terminal defini
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4. Dumpa. InputTo issue a dump, ent
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*FUNCPFK***FUNBPFK*****************
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customizationchanging communication
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local editing functions 2-4local re
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