Keyboard Control 
BREAK 
With a  point-to-point communications link, 
pressing 
the 
.. 
key 
transmits 
a 200 
ms 
space on 
the 
asynchronous 
data 
communications line 
or 
sets 
the 
secondary channel 
low for 200 ms (depending upon 
whether 
the 
terminal 
is 
in 
transmit 
or receive state). This serves 
as 
a "break" signal 
to 
interrupt 
computer operation. 
BELL 
The keyboard includes 
an 
imbedded speaker for sounding 
an 
audible tone 
in 
response to 
the 
ASCII Bell 
«BELL» 
control code 
and 
for 
alerting 
the 
terminal 
operator to cer-
tain 
conditions (errors, end-of-line, end-of-field). 
Note 
that 
the 
bell speaker can be  enabled 
and 
disabled 
through 
the 
use of 
the 
"BELL" 
parameter 
in 
the 
terminal 
configuration menu. When 
that 
parameter 
is 
set 
to "OFF", 
the 
bell will NOT sound when 
the 
cursor 
nears 
the 
end 
of 
a line 
nor 
when 
the 
cursor advances from one field 
to 
the 
next 
in 
a  formatted display. The bell will, however, still 
sound 
in 
response to 
an 
ASCII Bell control code (decimal 
7; 
'control-G). 
From 
the 
keyboard you 
generate 
the 
Bell code by simul-
taneously pressing 
the. 
and 
G keys. 
From 
a program executing 
in 
a host computer, you 
trigger 
the 
bell tone by 
transmitting 
an 
ASCII Bell control code 
(decimal 7). 
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WAIT 
From 
a 
user 
key 
or from  a 
program 
executing 
in 
a  host 
(' 
computer,  you 
can 
cause 
the 
terminal 
to  pause for  ap-
proximately 1 second 
using 
the 
following escape sequence: 
<ESC>@ 
Multiple uses of 
this 
escape sequence 
in 
succession 
can 
be 
used 
to 
obtain 
virtually 
any 
desired 
time 
delay. 
Note 
that 
while 
an 
<ESC>@ 
is 
in 
effect 
the 
cursor 
disappears from 
the 
screen, 
the 
keyboard 
is 
locked, 
and 
the 
passing of 
data 
from 
the 
data 
comm firmware to display 
memory is inhibited. 
For 
example, 
if 
you 
want 
to sound 
the 
bell tone twice 
in 
succession 
with 
a  two second  delay between tones,  you 
could 
do 
so 
using 
the 
following control sequence: 
<BELL> 
<ESC>@<ESC>@ 
<BELL> 
MODEM DISCONNECT 
You 
can direct 
the 
terminal 
to 
"hang 
up" 
the 
modem by 
sending 
an 
<ESC>f. The 
terminal 
accomplishes 
the 
modem 
(' 
disconnect 
by 
lowering 
the 
TRlCD (Terminal Ready) 
line 
for 
2 seconds. 
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