Specifications

SECTION II
2.1.2 Modifying Parameters
The fields on each set-up line denote an option which determines how the terminal will
behave when you exit Set-up mode. The nature of the parameter is suggested by the
particular value displayed in the field; e.g., "USA" is one of the settings for the (implied)
option, desired national character set.
The setting visible in a field when you first enter Set-Up mode is the setting in effect.
To see the other valeus for a parameter, continue pressing the Spacebar or the "T" key.
If you wish to change to a new setting, scroll though the choices until the desired setting is
visible in the field. I.e., the value displayed will be the value put in effect when you exit.
Changes to parameters are not made permanent until you save them.
2.1.3 Exiting and Saving Changes
Changes to parameters are not made permanent until you save them to non-volatile
memory. Once saved, they remain in non-volatile memory until you save new changes.
To save setting(s) as changed, press SHIFT/S (simultaneously press the SHIFT and S
keys). SHIFT/S saves the settings and causes the terminal to exit Set-Up Mode. These
settings remain in effect until you save new ones.
The following fields revert to their default setting when you turn the terminal off and then
on:
Field Default Setting
Auxiliary port status AUX OFF
Editing mode EDTL
Graphics mode GRAPH OFF
Keyboard lock KB ON
Number of lines per page 24 LN/PG
Page-to-page scrolling FLIP OFF
Printer port communication BIDIR OFF
Time of day 08-00
2.1.4 Exiting with Temporary Changes
Changes to parameters may also be temporary; i.e., they remain in effect until new
changes are made or until the terminal is turned off.
To leave Set-Up with temporary changes, press SET-UP (SHIFT/NO SCROLL).
The values in non-volatile memory are not affected when you exit Set-Up in this way.
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