User`s guide

SET TT (TERMINAL)
(TT)
Sets the terminal handler. SET TERMINAL can be substituted for SET TT.
Format
SET TT condition
Condition
CONSOL=n
(Requires multiterminal support) Changes the background console terminal to
the terminal defined as logical terminal n. The terminal whose logical-unit
number you specify must not be currently attached by the foreground or any
system job. You cannot use this setting for a remote line.
[NO]CRLF
(Valid for multi-job monitors only) CRLF, the default, inserts a RETURN/LINE
FEED when you attempt to type past the right margin. You can change the
margin with the WIDTH command.
When using the single-line (SL) editor, if you SET TT CRLF, you must also set
your terminal to wrap. Set your terminal to wrap using the SETUP TERM WRAP
command or use the terminal hardware setup feature.
NOCRLF takes no special action at the right margin. RT–11 returns to this
condition after a reboot.
[NO]FB
(Valid for multi-job monitors only) FB, the default, treats
CTRL/B
and
CTRL/F
(and
CTRL/X
in monitors that include system job support) as background and
foreground program control characters and does not transmit them to your
program. The system returns to this condition after a reboot.
NOFB causes
CTRL/B
and
CTRL/F
(and
CTRL/X
in monitors that include system
job support) to have no effect. Issue SET TT: NOFB to KMON, which runs as a
background job, to disable all communication with the foreground or system job.
To enable communication with the foreground job, issue the command SET TT
FB.
[NO]FORM
(Valid for multi-job monitors only) FORM indicates that the console terminal is
capable of executing hardware form feeds.
NOFORM, the default, simulates form feeds by generating eight line feeds. RT–
11 returns to this condition after a reboot.
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