Operator`s manual
10
User
Controls
3.
When
the
printer
stops, send
the
restart
(
&ml
Ql
command
(as
required
by
the
remote
system)
to
reinitiate
communication
transmission.
The
following
are
the
various
user
controls
for
Telelink
1:
PRINTER CONTROLS
KEYS
FUNCTION
&ml
9
is
used BEFORE
you
press l!l.ml
to
take
you
back
and
forth
between
the
Automatic
Mode
and
Manual
Mode.
If
you
are in
Manual
Mode
and
you
want
to
select
Automatic
Mode,
do
a
Em1.1
9,
and
vice-versa.
EmJ1
9 can
also be used AFTER
you
press
the
E1iiJ'ill
key
to
turn
off
the
buffer
when
printing
is
complete
.
~
signals
the
buffer
to
begin
data
storage
of
data
received
from
the
remote
system. In
the
Automatic
Mode,
printing
will
occur
when
the
buffer
is
full.
In
the
Manual
Mode,
the
~
key
signals
the
buffer
to
begin
storing
data,
and
as
it
reaches 1 K
bytes
of
data
the
terminal
makes
a
clicking
noise. This signal
should
alert
you
to
print
the
contents
of
the
buffer
by
pressing
II!!DI
ยท
You can use
lii'.!IBil
to
begin
printing
the
buffer
at
any
time.
When
printing
is
finished,
the
buffer
will
continue
to
collect
text
from
the
remote
computer
for
the
next
printing.
In
the
Automatic
Mode,
1ID!i1
initiates
a
"print
early"
function.
If
BmJ
is
chosen
during
the
Automatic
Mode,
the
com-
puter sends
the
XOFF and
XON
signals
to
the
remote
system. These signals are
NOT
sent
by
the
computer
when
you
are in
the
Manual
Mode
.
Therefore,
if
you
did
not
give
the
proper
XOFF
code
to
the
remote
system
before
pressing
ES!DJ
,
you
will
lose
any
data
transmitted
while
the
printer
is
printing.
You
must
familiarize
yourself
with
the
XOFF
and
XON
type
codes
required
by
each system.
~
is
similar
to
E!!.1iJ
except
that
it
signals
the
buffer
to
stop
collecting
text
from
the
remote
system
when
the
printing
is
complete.
To
start
the
buffer
collecting
data
again, press
the
lii'.l1D
key.
ADDITIONAL
CONTROLS
m1J 8
&mi
O
&ml
8 selects a
wide
screen
mode
that
provides
a
40-character
screen
width
instead
of
the
38-character
default
width.
Use
&ml
0
to
switch
between
word
mode
and
character
mode
.
Character
mode
displays
exact
text
across
the
screen
and
divides
words
without
a
hyphen
at
the
end
of
a line.
The
default
is
the
word
mode
that
does
not
break
words,
but
instead
moves
the
entire
word
to
the
next
line,
making
the
text
easier
to
read.
Note: Press Ji\iiiJMI;IMJI
to
reestablish
all
default
control
modes.
\)