AT&T 610 - Page 40

Keyboard
Page 4- 8
User's Guide
August 1985
The boldly outlined keys in Figures 4-7 and 4-8 identify
the cursor positioning keys. These keys, when depressed,
t~ansmit the ANSI (American National Standards Institute) 3.64
code for the cursor positioning functions. If data is sent to
the display (local or remote echo), the sequences will appear on
the screen (Monitor Mode option on -- refer to Section 5) or the
cursor positioning functions will occur (Monitor Mode option
off). A single sequence with Monitor Mode off will cause one
positioning movement (either a I-column movement, a I-line
movement, or a home movement) to occur in the direction shown on
the key top.
HOME UP
LE~~_R_IG_HT .. ~
!
DOWN
Cursor Hoveaent
Refer to Tables 4-A and 4-B for the escape (ESC sequences
generated.
Note: The home position is at the first column of the top line
(upper left corner of the display area) or the first line
of the scrolling region if Origin Mode is in effect.