Specifications

INSTALLATION
1.2.1 The Display Screen
The Display Screen is where characters you type or characters received from the host
computer appear. Twenty-six rows may be displayed (Figure 1 -5), divided as follows:
Row
Top
Middle 24 rows
Bottom
Contents
Status Line (reports terminal's status)
Typed or received data
User Line (for operator or application program entries)
Underneath the lower right side of the CRT is a brightness control(see Figure 1 -4).
A CRT Saver built into the terminal turns off the display after about 10 minutes if no new
characters are sent to the screen. Note: Ordinarily, Set-Up Line 1 flashes if the CRT Saver
comes on. You can set the terminal so that the set-up line does not flash in this situation
(Set-Up, Line 3: SAVER BLN).
NOTE
You can turn off the CRT Saver in Set-Up (Line 2: SAVE OFF). If you
turn off the CRT Saver, be sure not to leave screen intensity at a high
level for long periods of time. Doing so may wear the phosphor-coated
screen unnecessarily.
This, and other options affecting the display screen, depend on choices you make when
you SET-UP (Section II).
Figure 1-5. Terminal, Display Areas
• STATUS
LINE
• 24 DATA
LINES
• USER
LINE
1-5