Configuring the ITE

The Internal Terminal Emulator is designed so that the various ITE characteristics can be con-figured qUickly by displaying configure "menus" on the screen and then using system function keys to change the content of these menus.

Configuration Function Keys

To gain access to the configuration menus through the keyboard, press the

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System

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key. This causes the following softkey display to appear at the bottom of the screen:

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The function keys ~ (tab/mrgn), [EJ (modes) and [![] (FlexDisc which is not implemented) were covered in the section "Using the Internal Terminal Emulator" along with a brief discussion on the function key [![] (config). When you press [![] (config) a new softkey display appears at the bottom of your screen.

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Pressing [![] (terminal) fills the display with the Terminal Configuration Menu which is covered next.

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Terminal Configuration Menu

After pressing [][] (terminal) your display should look this:

Language USASCII ReturnDef ~

TERMINAL CONFIGURATION

LocalEcho OFF XmitFnctn(A) NO

CapsLock OFF Ascii 8 Bit NO

InhEolWrp(C) NO

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Description of Fields

The TERMINAL CONFIGURATION menu contains a set of unprotected fields that you access using the

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T AS

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key. Note that all fields can be changed using function keys @] (NEXT) and

@] (PREVIOUS) with the exception of ReturnDef which is changed using the function key ill]

(DSPY FN).

There are seven fields which can be changed using the function keys as defined in the next section. These fields are described as follows:

ReturnDef specifies the definition of the

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RETURN

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key. The default definition is an ASCII~. The definition may consist of up to two characters. If the second character is a space, it is ignored and only the first character is used.

Default: ~ space

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LocalEcho

CapsLock

specifies whether characters entered through the keyboard are both dis-played on the screen and transmitted to the host computer.

LocalEcho is enabled using this escape sequence:

Et&klL

When this field is enabled characters entered through the keyboard are both displayed on the screen and transmitted to the host computer. The default condition for LocalEcho is disabled or OFF, because HP-UX will echo the character's itself. The following escape sequence disables Lo-calEcho:

Et&kOL

determines whether the ITE generates the full 128-characters ASCII set or only Teletype-compatible codes. The following escape sequence enables (turns ON) LocalEcho:

Et&klC

When CapsLock is enabled the ITE generates only Teletype-compatible codes: uppercase ASCII (OO-SF, hex) and DEL (7F, hex). Unshifted alpha-betic keys (a-z) generate the codes for their uppercase eqUivalents. The

{, I,

and } keys generate the codes for [, \, and ] respectively. The key for generating - and ' is disabled.

The following escape sequence disables (turns OFF) CapsLock:

Et&kOC

When CapsLock is disabled the ITE generates the full 128-character ASCII set of codes. Note that the default condition for CapsLock is disabled or OFF.

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XmitFnctn(A)

InhEolWrp(C)

determines whether escape code functions are executed at the ITE and transmitted to the host computer. The following escape sequence enters YES in the Xmi tFnctn field:

Fe&s1A

The escape code sequences generated by control keys such as

0

and [!]

are transmitted to the host computer. If LocalEcho is ON, the function is also performed locally.

The following escape sequence enters NO in the Xmi tFnctn field:

Fe&sOA

When NO is enter in this field the escape code sequences for the ma-jor function keys are executed locally but NOT transmitted to the host computer.

Note that display functions will emit Fe Z and Fe Y to a host computer.

The default condition for this field is NO.

designates whether or not the end-of-line wrap is inhibited. The following escape sequence enters NO in the InhEolWrp(C) field:

Fe&sOC

With NO in the InhEolWrp(C) field, when the cursor reaches the right margin it automatically moves to the left margin in the next lower line (a local carriage return and line feed are generated).

The following escape sequence enters YES in the InhEolWrp (C) field:

Fe&s1C

With YES in the InhEolWrp (C) field, when the cursor reaches the right margin it remains in that screen column until an explicit carriage return or other cursor movement function is performed (succeeding characters overwrite the existing character in that screen column).

The default condition for this field is NO.

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Language changes the character set on your keyboard to one of the following when you press function key [![] or [][]:

American US ASCII Keyboard "USASCII"

English (UK) Keyboard "UK"

Canadian (English) Keyboard "ENGLISH CANADIAN"

Katakana/JASCII Keyboard "KATAKANA"

Swedish Keyboard "SVENSK"

Norwegian Keyboard "NORSK"

French Keyboard "FRANCAIS"

German Keyboard "DEUTSCH"

Spanish (European) Keyboard "ESPANOL EUR."

Canadian (French) Keyboard "CANADIAN FRANCAIS"

Italian Keyboard "ITALIANA"

Dutch Keyboard "NEDERLANDS"

Finnish Keyboard "SUOMI"

Danish Keyboard "DANSK"

Swiss (German) Keyboard "SCHWEIZ-DEUTSCH"

Swiss (French) Keyboard "SUISSE ROMANO"

Swiss (German) Keyboard "SCHWEIZ-DEUTSCH*"

Swiss (French) Keyboard "SUISSE ROMAND*"

Spanish (Latin American) Keyboard "ESPANOL LAT"

Flemish Keyboard "VLAAMS"

Diagrams of the above keyboards can be found at the end of this article.

Series 300 computers support two character sets which contain the spe-cial characters associated with all of the international languages. These character sets are: Roman 8 and KATAKANA. The following charts show these character sets.

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10 IF SUB 11 VT ESC 12 FF FS 13 CR GS 14 SO RS 15 SI US

ROMANS CHARACTER

SET

(USASCII PLUS ROMAN EXTENSION)

SP 0 @ P

1 A

a

^a

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2 B R b 3 C S c

4 0 T d

5 E U e 6 F V

7 G W 9

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+

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= ^{M m}

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^{N A}

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Roman 8 Character Set

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To use the Roman 8 Character Set, read the section in this article entitled,

"Character Entry Group". The explanation for the

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Extend char

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key in this key group covers how to access both the Roman 8 and KATAKANA character sets. Note, if your ITE monitor is connect to an HP 98546A video compatibility interface card, then you need to set the CHAR SELECT switch on this card to 1 for the Roman 8 character set and 0 for the KATAKANA character set.

The characters shown in the shaded areas on the "KATAKANA Character Set" chart are not provided on the medium resolution versions of the Model 310 and 320 computers.

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