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

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Contents2425 Terminal ...................................................................... 232425 Cursor Keys ............................................................. 232425 Paging Keys ............................................................. 232425 Standard Keys ........................................................... 242425 Function Keys ........................................................... 252425 Editing Keys ............................................................. 252425 Top-Row Function Keys ................................................... 262425 Transmission Mode ....................................................... 262425 Auto-Login Restart ....................................................... 262425 Control Keys ............................................................ 262425 VT/ANSI Additional Functions .............................................. 272435A Terminal ..................................................................... 282435A Cursor Keys ............................................................ 282435A Paging Keys ............................................................ 292435A Standard Keys .......................................................... 292435A Function Keys .......................................................... 292435A Editing Keys ........................................................... 302435A Top-Row Function Keys .................................................. 302435A Transmission Mode ...................................................... 312435A Auto-Login Restart ...................................................... 312435A Control Keys ........................................................... 312435A VT/ANSI Additional Functions ............................................ 312455 Terminal ...................................................................... 322455 Cursor Keys ............................................................. 322455 Paging Keys ............................................................. 322455 Standard Keys ........................................................... 332455 Function Keys ........................................................... 342455 Editing Keys ............................................................. 342455 Top-Row Function Keys ................................................... 352455 Transmission Mode ....................................................... 352455 Auto-Login Restart ....................................................... 352455 Control Keys ............................................................ 352455 VT/ANSI Additional Functions .............................................. 362475 and 248X Terminals ............................................................. 372475 and 248X Cursor Keys ..................................................... 372475 and 248X Paging Keys ..................................................... 372475 and 248X Standard Keys ................................................... 382475 and 248X Function Keys ................................................... 392475 and 248X Editing Keys .................................................... 392475 and 248X Top-Row Function Keys ........................................... 402475 and 248X Transmission Mode ............................................... 402475 and 248X Auto-Login Restart ............................................... 402475 and 248X Control Keys .................................................... 412475 and 248X VT/ANSI Additional Functions ..................................... 41TE 2000 VT/ANSI Terminal Emulation Programmer’s Guidev
Contents6400 Computer ..................................................................... 42Using the 41-Key Keyboard ..................................................... 436400 Cursor Keys ............................................................. 436400 Paging Keys ............................................................. 446400 Standard Keys ........................................................... 446400 Function Keys ........................................................... 446400 Editing Keys ............................................................. 446400 Auxiliary Keys ........................................................... 456400 Top-Row Function Keys ................................................... 466400 Transmission Mode ....................................................... 476400 Auto-Login Restart ....................................................... 476400 Control Keys ............................................................ 486400 VT/ANSI Additional Functions .............................................. 495020 Data Collection PC .............................................................. 50Characters on the 5020 Keypad .................................................. 505020 Cursor Keys ............................................................. 515020 Paging Keys ............................................................. 515020 Standard Keys ........................................................... 515020 Function Keys ........................................................... 515020 Editing Keys ............................................................. 525020 Top-Row Function Keys ................................................... 525020 Caps Lock .............................................................. 535020 Transmission Mode ....................................................... 535020 Auto-Login Restart ....................................................... 535020 Control Keys ............................................................ 535020 VT/ANSI Additional Functions .............................................. 535055 Data Collection PC .............................................................. 545055 Cursor Keys ............................................................. 545055 Paging Keys ............................................................. 555055 Standard Keys ........................................................... 555055 Function Keys ........................................................... 565055 Editing Keys ............................................................. 565055 Auxiliary Keys ........................................................... 575055 Top-Row Function Keys ................................................... 585055 Transmission Mode ....................................................... 585055 Auto-Login Restart ....................................................... 585055 Control Keys ............................................................ 595055 VT/ANSI Additional Functions .............................................. 60viTE 2000 VT/ANSI Terminal Emulation Programmer’s Guide
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Page 4 and 5: ContentsContentsBefore You Begin ..
Page 8 and 9: Contents59XX Terminal .............
Page 10 and 11: Contents2) LCD Parms (Parameters) .
Page 12 and 13: ContentsRemapping the Terminal’s
Page 14 and 15: ContentsProprietary Sequences .....
Page 16 and 17: ContentsMagnetic Card Reader (#M) .
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Page 20 and 21: Before You BeginBefore You BeginWar
Page 22 and 23: Before You BeginS Chapter 7 — Ext
Page 24 and 25: Before You BeginRelated Publication
Page 26 and 27: 1GettingStartedThis chapter introdu
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Page 34 and 35: Using Terminal Emulation2 Applicati
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6 ProgrammingThis chapter describes
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Chapter 6— ProgrammingC0 and GL C
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Chapter 6— ProgrammingDisplay Con
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Chapter 6— ProgrammingSelectable
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Chapter 7— Extended CommandsBelow
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CFull ASCII TableThe following tabl
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Appendix C —Full ASCII TableFull
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IIndexThe General Index covers all
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Index2415 terminalApplication mode,
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Index5055 data collection pcApplica
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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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IndexDisplay options, 128backlight,
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IndexFindediting key11XX, 7617XX, 7
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IndexKKAM (keyboard action mode), 2
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IndexNumeric Keypad mode, 12511XX,
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IndexReceived codesadjustments, 252
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IndexSelectediting key11XX, 7617XX,
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IndexSYN (synchronous table), 226Sy
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IndexWand scanner, 183Web addresses
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