Specifications

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EMULATION

The

"message"

is the

desired function:

a

string

of

ASCII

characters,

control codes,

and

escape sequences. Total memory

available

for

storing

new

function

key

codes

is 6K

bytes.

If

desired,

all

storage

may be

devoted

to

reprogramming

one

function key.

Be

careful when programming:

if you

make

a

mistake while

typing,

you

will

need

to

start over.

Note:

If

"CTRL/Y"

is to be

part

of the

message, enter

the

Bypass Code

CTRUP

immediately before

the

CTRL/Y.

The

Bypass

Code

denotes that

the

following code

is to

be

part

of the

message.

As you

might expect,

you

include

the

Bypass Code itself

in the

the

message

in the

same

way:

CTRLyP

CTRL/P

FOR

EXAMPLE,

ESC

p1p2

message

CTRL/Y

ESC

1 1

TURN

ON

PRINTER

CR

CTRL/Y

programs

F1 to

send

the

message "TURN

ON

PRINTER"

to the

host.

Video

Attributes

A

video attribute

or

combination

thereof

is

denoted

by a

three-character escape

sequence:

ESC

G n

where

"n" is the

value associated with

the

attribute

or

combination.

The

value

of

"n"

associated with

an

attribute

is

given

in

Table 4-7.

Clearing Data

There

are

several ways

to

clear data from

the

screen and/or host's memory. Table

4-8

lists

different

ways

to

clear data

in

this emulation.

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