AT&T 610 - Page 105

User's Ga:lde
August 1985
ESC[psj •••• jpsh Setup State Escape Sequences Set Mode
ESC[ps; •••• jpsl Setup State Escape Sequences Reset Mode
Received Characters
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Receiving the sequence ESC[4h causes the terminal to enter
the Insert mode. In the Insert mode, a character to be dis-
played causes the character at the cursor position and all char-
acters to the right of the cursor to be moved to the right one
position. The entered character is displayed at the cursor
position. When the terminal is in the Insert mode, the "ins"
indicator appears on line 27 between the labels for F5 and F6.
When the sequence ESC[41 is received, the terminal exits the
Insert mode.
Refer to Sections 5 and 6 for descriptions of the following
escape sequences and functions:
ESC[12h Local Echo Off
ESC[12l Local Echo On
ESC[13h Turn Monitor Mode On
ESC[13l Turn Monitor Mode Off
ESC[20h Turn Newline on LF On
ESC[201 Turn Newline on LF Off
ESC[?psj •••• jpsh Setup State Sequences Set Private Mode
ESC[?psj .••• jpsl Setup State Sequences Reset Private Mode
Receiving the sequence ESC[?6h causes the terminal to enter
the Origin mode with the cursor positioned in row I, column 1 of
the scrolling region. In this mode, the cursor will not leave
the scrolling region except for the status line or a cursor re-
store function. Cursor addressing in this mode is done relative
to the home position in the scrolling region. Receiving the
sequence ESC[?6l resets the Origin mode. The cursor is homed
(row I, column 1 of the screen). Cursor addressing is indepen-
dent of the scrolling region and the cursor may be positioned
anywhere on the screen except for the screen label lines.
Receiving the sequence ESC[?251 will cause the cursor, if
visible, to become invisible; receiving the sequence ESC[?25h
will cause the cursor, if invisible, to become visible.
Receiving the sequence ESC[?10h will cause the screen to be
blankedj receiving the sequence ESC[?10l will unblank a blanked
screen.