AT&T 610 - Page 37

User's Guide
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Depressing this key generates the ASCII character
HT (Hex 09). If the "LOCAL ECHO" option (refer
to Section 5) is enabled or the remote receiver
echoes data back to the display, the cursor will
move to the right to the next preset tab stop
(Monitor Mode option off -- refer to Section 5)
or display the character HT (Monitor Mode on).
Depressing this key, with either the Shift key or
the Ctrl (Control) key depressed, will generate
the ASCII escape sequence ESC[Z (Hex IB, Hex 5B,
Hex 5A). If data is sent to the display (local
or remote echo), the cursor will move to the left
to the next preset tab stop (Monitor Mode off) or
display ESC[Z (Monitor Mode on). Tab stops are
set at eight column intervals beginning with
column 1 and at the 80th or 132nd. This key does
not cause the cursor to change lines.
Depressing various keys while this key is
depressed causes ASCII control characters to be
generated or special functions to be initiated.
Depressing this key generates the ASCII character
BS (Hex 08). If data is sent to the display
(local or remote echo), the cursor will move one
space to the left (Monitor Mode option off --
refer to Section 5) or display the character
(Monitor Mode option on). If the cursor is in
the first column, no movement will occur.
Depressing this key will cause a timed line break
(transmit lead high) of approximately 280 ms to be
generated. Depressing this key with the Shift
key depressed (l03-key keyboard only) will
generate the ASCII escape sequence ESCc (Hex IB,
Hex 63); if data is sent to the display (local or
remote echo), a Reset function is performed
(Monitor Mode option off -- refer to Section 5)
or ESCc is displayed (Monitor Mode option on).
Depressing this key with the Ctrl (Control) key
depressed will cause the terminal to turn off the
DTR (Data Terminal Ready) lead for two and a half
seconds in order to cause the line to drop.
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