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General| Brand | HP |
|---|---|
| Model | 2624 |
| Category | Touch terminals |
| Language | English |
Describes the HP 2624A keyboard layout, divided into five major groups of keys.
Explains the eight function keys and their dynamic behavior, including mode selection.
Details the HP 2624A display screen structure, resolution, and character cell.
Describes the HP 2624A's display memory configuration and storage.
Explains how to configure the terminal using menus and programmatic sequences.
Details the optional integral printer's capabilities and usage.
Discusses the terminal's data communication ports and modes.
Covers the various self-test features for verifying terminal operation.
Overview of terminal configuration through menus and escape sequences.
Explains the function keys used to access configuration menus.
Summarizes the available configuration menus for the HP 2624A.
Details the terminal configuration menu and its fields.
Describes how to change terminal parameters using escape sequences.
Explains how to lock and unlock configuration menus for security.
Overview of the HP 2624A keyboard and its functional groups.
Explains how to select terminal operating modes using function keys.
Describes data transmission modes: character mode and block mode.
Details the format mode for creating and using data entry forms.
Explains the line modify mode for editing command strings.
Describes the modify all mode for editing data on the screen.
Explains the auto line feed mode for appending line feeds to carriage returns.
Details the memory lock mode for overflow protection and display lock.
Describes how display functions mode affects ASCII control code handling.
Explains the caps mode for controlling alphabetic key output.
Details the caps lock mode for generating uppercase ASCII codes.
Explains how to define custom functions for the eight function keys.
Describes how to define user keys remotely using escape sequences.
Explains programmatic control of function key labels on the display.
Details the operation of the Enter key for data transfer and block operations.
Explains the ESC>d command for triggering block transfers from display memory.
Describes how to enable and disable the terminal's keyboard via escape sequences.
Explains the soft reset procedure and its effects on terminal operation.
Details the hard reset procedure and its effects on terminal configuration.
Describes the break function for interrupting computer operations.
Explains the terminal's bell speaker and its response to control codes.
Describes the wait function for pausing terminal operations.
Explains how to disconnect the modem using an escape sequence.
Overview of the HP 2624A display screen and memory operations.
Explains how to alter the cursor position using keys or escape sequences.
Details how to move the cursor one row up in the current column.
Details how to move the cursor one row down in the current column.
Details how to move the cursor one column right in the current row.
Details how to move the cursor one column left in the current row.
Explains how to scroll display memory up one row.
Explains how to scroll display memory down one row.
Describes how to access subsequent or preceding pages of display data.
Explains cursor positioning relative to the current screen position.
Details cursor positioning using absolute row and column coordinates.
Explains cursor positioning relative to the current cursor position.
Covers various screen edit functions like insert/delete line and character.
Explains how to clear display memory from the cursor position.
Details how to clear the current line from the cursor position.
Describes how to define and reset left and right margins.
Explains how to define and clear tab stops for cursor positioning.
Details standard display enhancements like inverse video and blinking.
Overview of creating data entry forms with line types and annotations.
Explains the process of creating the linear structure of a form.
Covers defining protected, unprotected, and transmit-only fields.
Details the characteristics and behavior of transmit-only fields.
Explains implicit and explicit attributes for data entry fields.
Describes how to specify field types and attributes using a menu.
Explains how to define fields remotely using escape sequences.
Details how the Modified Data Tag affects data transmission.
Explains how to transfer form structures from screen to host computer.
Overview of controlling printers and data transfers.
Explains how to print data from display memory to printers.
Describes how to copy the current line to a printer.
Details how to copy a page of data to a printer.
Explains how to copy all lines from cursor to end of display memory.
Describes how to copy the entire display memory content to a printer.
Explains how to advance the paper by one line.
Details how to transfer data from a host computer to printers.
Explains how to select printer modes like expanded or compressed characters.
Describes the report format for printing 66-line pages.
Details the metric format for printing 70-line pages.
Explains data logging features for capturing data to printers.
Covers the printer self-test procedure to verify functionality.
Overview of connecting terminals to computers for data exchange.
Guides on selecting appropriate equipment and cabling for data links.
Details on establishing point-to-point hardwired connections.
Explains factors for choosing modems for point-to-point connections.
Provides instructions for installing a point-to-point data link.
Details cabling requirements for the terminal's second data port.
Explains how to configure data communications settings on the terminal.
Provides programming reference for asynchronous point-to-point communication.
Explains the role of start and stop bits in asynchronous data transmission.
Details the number of data bits per character and 7-bit vs 8-bit operation.
Covers vertical redundancy check (VRC) for character-based error checking.
Describes the terminal's receive buffer and its role in data reception.
Explains types of receive errors detected by the terminal.
Describes the terminal's local and remote modes for data communications.
Details simultaneous transmission and reception in full duplex environments.
Explains the mutually exclusive transmit and receive states in half duplex.
Covers transmit and receive pacing mechanisms like handshake and XON/XOFF.
Overview of obtaining and interpreting status information from the HP 2624A.
Explains how to interpret status bytes using ASCII character codes.
Describes how to request and verify the terminal's model identification.
Details the first set of status bytes reporting configuration and error flags.
Covers the second set of status bytes reporting configuration and memory lock.
Explains how to obtain status information for printers.
Overview of terminal error messages and self-test procedures.
Lists and explains various error messages that may appear on the terminal.
Details the six types of self-tests available for the HP 2624A.
Describes the user data communication test procedure.
Explains the printer test procedure to verify integral printer functionality.
Covers the manufacturing test used during terminal burn-in.
Explains how to generate a list of all installed ROM chips.
Provides instructions for cleaning the terminal's screen and keyboard.
Details the battery replacement schedule and procedure for non-volatile memory.
Specifies the type of thermal paper required and how to purchase it.
Provides step-by-step instructions for loading thermal printer paper.
Lists escape sequences for controlling data transfers and operations.
Shows layouts for various national keyboards available as options.
Explains the terminal's configuration for 7-bit and 8-bit data operations.
Details the standard ISO/ASCII character set and national language variations.
Describes how to construct large characters using alphanumeric and symbol keys.
Explains how to generate mathematical symbols using keyboard keys.
Details how to use the line drawing set for creating forms.
