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SYNTAX = 717110 "Get I Put" "Ports I Terms" filename password "2"717110 This informational message appears in the 717110 output listing if717110 detects an input parameter syntax error or after an error which mayhave been caused by a syntax error. Consult the manual for a detaileddescription of the required and optional parameters.Syntax: A> 7171MLNK input.tml output.img >listdev - code = -17171MLNK This informational message appears in the 7171MLNK outputlisting if 7171MLNK detects an input parameter syntax error or after anerror which may have been caused by a syntax error. Consult the manual fora detailed description of the required and optional parameters.Syntax: A> 7171LINK input.ctl output.img >listdev - code = -17171LINK This informational message appears in the 7171LINK outputlisting if 7171LINK detects an input parameter syntax error or after an errorwhich may have been caused by a syntax error. Consult the manual for adetailed description of the required and optional parameters.Terminal TablesOptimizationFree space leftnnn bytesnnn bytes savednnn bytes)7171LINK This informational message appears in the 7171LINK outputlisting after processing has completed. The statistics may be used to calculatethe approximate number of additional Terminal Tables which may beadded to the configuration. No user action/response is required.TYPETERM transmitted717110 This informational message appears in the 717110 output listingwhen the Terminal name data has been transmitted, not necessarily received.No user action/response is required.Writing file: xxxxxxxx ...717110 GET This informational message appears in the 717110 outputlisting when beginning an Image file write to disk(ette). No useraction/ response is required.'xxxxxxxx' CTL file scan begun ...7171LINK This informational message appears in the 7171LINK outputlisting when control file processing begins. No user action/response isrequired.'xxxxxxxx' linked7171LINK This informational message appears in the 7171LINK outputlisting for each terminal table linked. No user action/response is required.'xxxxxxxx' file load begun .••7171LINK This informational message appears in the 7171LINK outputlisting as each. TRM file is loaded. No user action/response is required.)717110 triple equal sign is a visual indication that the communications line isclear for transmission. It is seen during 717110 connect and disconnecttransmission sequences. No user action/response is required.Appendix C. IBM 7171 Support Utility for Modifying Terminal Tables C-71
Warning MessagesCROSS-CHECK: FEAT (Delay) = 0 ms7171TERM 7171LINK This warning message appears when at least onedelay was specified in an output string for a terminal, and the value for delayin the terminal features was zero. Input a delay value in the Features screen.CROSS-CHECK: FEATURES (Flags) vs OUTPUT (Display Mode) vs GRAPHIC7171 TERM This warning message appears when one or more of the followingis not specified: Feature Flags highlighting, Display Mode OutputSequence, or Graphic Rendition Control String. Either define all three, ordon't define all three. (no highlighting).INCOMPLETE DATA SAVEDThis warning message appears when a file save was not completed due to aDOS file write error. Be aware that the output file contains only a part ofthe information which was to be saved. No user action/response is required(other than caution).INCOMPLETE OR ERRONEOUS DATA LOADEDThis warning message appears when a file read was not completed due to aDOS file write error. Be aware that the loaded data contains only a part ofthe information which was to be loaded. No user action/response isrequired (other than caution, particularly in saving the incomplete data backto the same file).INPUT ERRORS FOUND IN LOAD DATA7171 TERM This warning message appears when input errors are found inload data. Either the file is not formatted as a . TRM file or it contains illegaldata. Note that the load has completed, but some string data may bemissing. These errors will only occur if the file is either not a . TRM file(wrong file loaded) or if a . TRM file has been edited by a non-7171 utility.RESET CHAR(S) FOUND7171 TERM This warning message appears when one or more reset charactersis used in an input string. This will result in the string being unusablebecause reset characters have priority over input strings. The user shouldeither eliminate the reset character(s) from the input string or redefine thereset character(s).THIS RESET CHAR FOUND IN ONE OR MORE INPUT SEQ STRINGS7171 TERM This warning message appears when a character specified as areset character was used in one or more input strings. This will result inthose strings being unusable because reset characters have priority over inputstrings. Eliminate the reset character from the input string(s) or redefine thereset character.WARNING: Cursor Origin> 1277171 TERM This warning message appears when the cursor origin in TerminalFeatures exceeds the maximum value allowed. Valid origins must bebetween 0 and 127. Reinput a valid cursor origin.WARNING: DELAY> 2SS ms7171 TERM This warning message appears when the delay in Terminal Featuresis greater than 255 msecs. Normally delay values are between 0 andC-72 IBM 7171 Reference Manual and Programming Guide
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Appendix C. IBM 7171 SupporfUtility
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9.28 TS - Store to Terminal Control
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C.5 Support Utilities .............
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8-1. Illustration of the Front of t
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1.2 ASCII Device SupportThe IBM 717
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using the ROLM3270 terminal type. F
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On the IBM Personal Computer when r
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2.2.2 Terminal ManagementTerminal m
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2.3.1 ASCII TerminalsASCII Display
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ATTRIBUTESPROTECTEDNUMERICINTENSITY
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uffer indicates it is displayed, an
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In addition, the following display
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2.7.2 Preparing the MVS SystemAn ex
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- the "backslash" (\) is used for t
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• APL Mode off• ASCII Input in
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Trailing nulls on the line are stil
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3277 Insert ModeAPL Character Set -
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Return to 'ENTER TERMINAL TYPE:' Me
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3.2.2 Trying to Change Protected Da
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3.2.8 Other ErrorsFor more informat
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DMlS20 For the Datamedia 1520DMlS21
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4.3 Terminal Definition Table Infor
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Move Cursor LeftThe Cursor Left com
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ClearWhen the IBM 7171 receives the
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Keyboard Assignment ConsiderationsX
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These output strings are called Con
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s DCOO:2FA 2004s DCOO:400 s DCOO:42
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Graphic Rendition StringsSGR stands
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The function of the host translate
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Data Area 2This data area contains
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2-3 Baud Rate. If the baud rate is
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4.4.3 Data Area 2 LayoutFollowing i
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Address02F402F602FA02FEDefinition o
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Terminal Hetlder Information: The f
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The address of the standard list is
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Each string starts at the address g
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diately, using the same input chara
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Most of the other IBM 3101 control
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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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4.5.4 ROM Pointers to Internal Info
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Terminal Name Record FormatThe form
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Examples of a Terminal Names ListTh
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Here are the Maintenance Facility c
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DEFAULT_PHYS I CAL_COLUMNSDEFAULT_L
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TERMINAL HEADER --Fixed length of 2
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CSS-String lengths are variable.CUR
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6. Enter the Control Sequence Strin
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list of host translate table addres
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Example 2: Here is an example of ch
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17. Copy the IBM31 0 1 terminal hea
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This address is contained in ROM in
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5.1.2 World Trade Interface Standar
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TABLE 2 INTERFACE TYPE CCITT-V.24DA
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5.4 Baud Rates SupportedThe followi
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5.7 Operational PhaseThe operationa
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5.8.2 Control Signal PacingAs menti
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5.9.3 Locally Attached (Direct Conn
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modem. If the carrier is lost, RLSD
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Command codes are shown below.Comma
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the data has been entered. During t
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6.2.4 Orders and AttributesOrdersOr
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To continue the search for an unpro
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ACTION AID Reaction to Resultant(ke
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BYTEo234567AI DCURSOR- ADDRESSSBAAT
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in the data stream (nulls are suppr
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Programming Restriction: Erase All
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Sense ID is honored when the IBM 71
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D/SPD I RESERVEDMDTo 2 3 4 5 6EBCDI
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Order EBCDIC ExplanationCR OD Carri
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6.4.1 Interface Operations (IBM 717
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Bit Name Condition2 Control Set fol
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ErrorStatus Sense Recovery(Hex) (He
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6.4.2 Error Recovery ProceduresIBM
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Data Pending State.• Data Pending
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Keyboard Action orData Stream state
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Setup Functions for Host Applicatio
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Set Home Line, Set Left Margin, Set
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After the CPU diagnostic microcode
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Symptom IndexLocate symptom in the
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Terminal Type Specification ErrorsF
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F-5: No data sent to terminal.This
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IBM 7171 Physical LayoutFigure 8-1
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F-7: Screen problems appear after e
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F-10: Power Indicator does not turn
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11. Does the Ready Indicator light?
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Failing Condition #1Card IndicatorC
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Falling Condition #5Card IndicatorC
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Failing Condition #8Card IndicatorC
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18. Return 7171 to normal operation
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8. If problem is resolved return 71
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This devices' address may not be en
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Now key in the terminal type being
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The password changing function of t
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9.7 A - Display AC2 Data Block for
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02-01 Number of data bits.00 = 5 da
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Error Messages:Invalid device numbe
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9.10 CO - Copy Data BlockUse the CO
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9.12 D - Date CommandsUse the DATE
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Date:Device #ParametersMessageIndic
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9.15 FD/FT - Force a Device Offline
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9.17 1- Inword CommandUse the I com
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9.19 MW - Display One Word of CPU B
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9.21 0 - Outword CommandUse the 0 c
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4. Any invalid characters that are
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9.24 S - Store to CPU Board MemoryU
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9.25 SW - Store One Word into CPU B
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Cursor BaseHost Trans TablesTerm Tr
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9.28 TS - Store to Terminal Control
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9.30 - - Invoke Calculator Function
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9.31 System Error MessagesFollowing
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Multiple DMA requests were made to
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A.2 Host Tables for 3277 Device Typ
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A.2.3 3277 Basic Translate Table fo
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A.3 Host Tables for 3278 Device Typ
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A.3.3 3278 APL Table for Write Data
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A.3.S 3278 Attribute Byte Table for
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A.4 Terminal Translate TablesThese
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A.4.3 Typewriter Paired APL Output
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A.4.S Bit Paired APL Output Transla
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B.2 Table DescriptionThe key settin
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00 NULL 18 CAN01 SOH 19 EM02 STX 1A
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B.6.2 Program Function KeysFUNCTION
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B.6.4 Local Reset and Control Funct
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B. 7.4 Local Reset and Control Func
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10. Wait a few seconds. When the co
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B.8.5 Installation HintsThere are t
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B.9.4 Local Reset and Control Funct
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B.I0 ADM-31 TerminalB.l0.l Control
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FUNCTION ASC I I-CODE ADM-31 KEY(-S
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B.lO.4 Local Reset and Control Func
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B.ll.2 Program Function KeysFUNCTIO
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B.11.4 Local Reset and Control Func
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B.12.2 Program Function KeysFUNCTIO
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FUNCTION ASC I I-CODE VT-100 KEY(-S
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B.14.3 Setup FunctionsThe setup fun
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• AUTOLF=OFF• SEND=PAGE• SEND
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I B.16 ROLM 3270 TerminalI B.16.1 C
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Function Corresponding ASCI I Corre
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B.17 TYPETERM Typewriter TerminalTY
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• 7171TML.COM, which provides:Exp
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When using 7171 TML. COM, it is pos
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C.7.2 .CTL files.CTL files contain
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Here is an abbreviated example:ORG=
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C.S.3 Ports ConfigurationPORTS, 717
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7171TMLMAIN (7171TML)IMPRTIEDIT.TML
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C.11 IBM 7171 Support Utility Opera
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to this rule is ROM terminal defini
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e.15 IBM 7171 Support Utility from
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Page 363 and 364: RETURNReturn to the main menu.C-32
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Page 369 and 370: Output Sequence: Figure C-19 illust
Page 371 and 372: Login Sequence: Figure C-20 illustr
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Page 375 and 376: Save. TRM File- TERMS - SAVE .TRMSA
Page 377 and 378: Terms ReportFigure C-26 illustrates
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Page 381 and 382: C.16.3 Edit .CTL MenuFigure C-28 il
Page 383 and 384: Load .CTLFigure C-29 illustrates th
Page 385 and 386: Save .CTL FlleFigure C-31 illustrat
Page 387 and 388: 4. A copy of the VALID TYPES ARE me
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Page 399 and 400: Infonnational~essagesThese messages
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Page 433 and 434: DOS Batch File ExampleECHOECHOECHOE
Page 435 and 436: D.3 Definition of the IBM 7171/User
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*N316X9*NODE34****NODE35*NODE36*NOD
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E-40 IBM 7171 Reference Manual and
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customizationchanging communication
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local editing functions 2-4local re
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DPC= C-85DPR= C-85FLAGS= C-85HTRAN=
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GA37 -0021 -0Reader's Comment FormC
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