Technical information

Serial Solutions Terminal Emulators
O <char>:<strn>
where <char> and <strn> are as above.
Set an output translation. The character <char> is replaced
by the characters in <strn>. <strn> can be empty. The
translation is applied after any echo to screen has been
performed. Eg
O 10:13,10 translates a line feed into a carriage
return and line feed. See later section on using translations.
X <filename>
Execute. The file <filename> is read and its contents
executed. This file may itself contain further X commands,
up to the limit DOS and the language impose on open
files. Eg
X termdef.txt is the equivalent of the action
Terminal takes when it is started with no command line
parameters.
R <command...>
Run the DOS command <command...>. Eg
R newmode com1:300,n,8 could be used as an
alternative to the B, P and S commands which set the
same parameters.
T <strn> defined as above.
Transmit the characters of <strn> over the serial line. The
usual output translations are not applied.
Note that when Terminal starts it does not open the serial
port until it either executes a C command to set the port,
or it finishes executing the definition file. This means that
a T command in a definition file before any C commands
will fail.
’ <comment>
Comment line. The contents of <comment> are sent to the
screen, and no other action is taken.
U <filename>[ n][<char>]
Put file to serial port. This is available in Cterm only. See
chapter 7, Cterm, for more details.
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