This group controls settings in the Configure Terminal Settings dialog box accessed from the Settings window in a 6530 session.
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Item Name |
Sub-group |
UI Description |
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BellColumnDefault |
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Bell column The bell column number. |
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BellColumnEnabled |
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Enable bell column If Enable Beep is selected, the margin bell rings at the column specified in the Bell Column field. |
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BellVolume |
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Enable beep If selected, anything that causes a bell causes an audible alert. This includes receiving a bell character from the host, or a margin bell if it is enabled. |
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EnterFunctionKey |
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Use enter key as a function key Treats the Enter key as an extra function key in block mode. |
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EuroEnabled |
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Host supports Euro symbol |
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FirmwareLevel |
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Firmware revision Specifies a three character string which identifies the firmware revision of the terminal being emulated. |
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Hllapild |
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HLLAPI Short name The HLLAPI short name of the session. Valid values are A to Z. |
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HllapiLongName |
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HLLAPI Long name The HLLAPI long name of the session. |
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HotSpotsEnabled |
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Enable hot spots Turns hot spot processing on and off. |
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Language |
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Language specifies the national character set used for communications with the Host computer. |
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LineDrawingSubstitution |
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Enable line drawing character substitution Replaces foreign characters with line drawing characters. |
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MaxPages |
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Memory pages Defines the number of scroll back pages that are available for data that has scrolled off the screen. Default value should be 12, and the maximum value is 400. |
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PFkeySupport |
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Enable PF key support Specifies whether or not the emulator supports PF keys. |
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TermId |
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Terminal ID Specifies the character used to identify the exact terminal type being emulated. |
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TypeAhead |
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Enable type ahead Specifies whether the emulator buffers keystrokes when the keyboard is locked, or when data is received from the NonStop. |
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UpshiftData |
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Convert input to upper case Specifies that all input typed in at the keyboard is forced to upper case, regardless of the state of the shift or caps lock keys. |