HP-UX TN3270 Users Guide, March 1998

Appendix A 261
Default Keyboard Mappings
Functions within Groups and Corresponding Keys
Character Keys
Character keys include uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and
punctuation.
The set of valid characters will vary with your choice of host language.
Select the host language you are using before attempting to remap
character keys. For single-byte languages, the default key mapping in all
cases is the standard character key corresponding to the character.
DELETE Del Deletes a character at the cursor position.
Characters to the right of the cursor shift one
space to the left. This occurs only if the
cursor is in an input field. Otherwise, the
terminal beeps and the keyboard locks until
you press RESET Esc R.
DUP Ctrl + D Puts the special Dup character (displayed as
"*") in the selected field. Some host programs
use the DUP key for special functions.
FMARK Esc F Field Mark: puts the special Field Mark
character (displayed as ";") in the selected
field. Some host programs use the FMARK
key for special functions.
ERASE EOF Ctrl + E Erase to End of Field: erases all data from
the cursor position to the end of the current
field. If the display is not formatted, ERASE
EOF erases all characters from the cursor to
the end of the display.
ERASE INP Esc E Erase Input: erases the contents of all input
fields on the display and moves the cursor to
the first input field on the display. If you
press ERASE INP when the cursor is not in
an input field, the terminal beeps and the
keyboard is disabled until you press RESET
Esc R.
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Default
Key
Mapping
Current
Key
Mapping
Function