Owner`s manual

The SET TERMINAL command syntax is:

SE[T] T[ERMINAL] [/qualifiers]

The character format for the SET TERMINAL command is always eight

bits—no parity, one stop bit.

This command immediately changes the speciﬁed parameter. The new

value is stored in the EEPROM if you have the lower key switch set to

Update. The EEPROM defaults are /SCOPE, /SPEED:1200, and /BREAK.

The /HARDCOPY qualiﬁer controls the sequence that the console program

echoes at the console terminal when you use the Delete key to erase input

characters. With the /HARDCOPY parameter set, the console terminal

echoes each deleted character within backslashes. The /NOHARDCOPY

qualiﬁer causes deleted characters to disappear from the video screen of

your terminal.

You can direct the console terminal output to a printer. The VT420 terminal

has a Print Screen key (the second key at the top left of the keyboard), or

you can select from four printing modes. See Installing and Using the

VT420 Video Terminal.

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