TE 2000 Terminal Emulation Programmer's Guide ï£ªVT/ANSI

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Chapter 3— Using the Terminal’s KeyboardFor help with using the keyboards, refer to the TRAKKER Antares 241XHand-Held Terminal User’s Manual (P/N 069538).FunctionLeft Key37-Key Numeric Keyboard(not available to order)FunctionRight KeyFunctionLeft Key37-Key Function Numeric KeyboardFunctionRight KeyShift KeyControl KeyShift KeyControl KeyThis illustrations shows both 2415 Terminal 37-Key Keyboards. The left keyboard has the 37-key function numeric keyboard, whichhas function keys in the primary plane. The right keyboard has alphabetic keys in the primary plane. Note that the 37-key numericconfiguration, while not orderable, is still supported.2415 Paging Keys2415 Standard KeysTo EnterPress the KeysPage up ( 9Page down ( 3Page right ( 6Page left ( 4To EnterPress the Keys0–9 0 – 9Symbols( or ?, plus corresponding key.TE 2000 VT/ANSI Terminal Emulation Programmer’s Guide19
Chapter 3 —Using the Terminal’s Keyboard2415 Function KeysPress the KeysTo Enter55-Key Keyboard37-KeyNumeric Keyboard37-Key FunctionNumeric KeyboardBack Tab ( ; ( ; ( ;Backspace : : :Caps Lock ( U ( G ( dCtrl a a aDelete ( . ( . ( .Forward Tab ; ; ;Return \ \ \Shift ? ? ?Space bar ( : ( : ( :2415 Editing KeysPress the KeysTo Enter55-Key Keyboard37-KeyNumeric Keyboard37-Key FunctionNumeric KeyboardFind ) M ( A ( !Insert here ) N ( B ( @Next screen ( Y ( J ( dPrev screen ( X ( H ( eRemove ) O ( E ( bSelect ( W ( I ( f20 TE 2000 VT/ANSI Terminal Emulation Programmer’s Guide
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Index2415 terminalApplication mode,
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IndexAuxiliary keys11XX, 7717XX, 70
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IndexColumnsDECCOLM, 234host view,
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IndexCSI Ps T (scroll down), 258CSI
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