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Data
Communications
You
may
also
connect
either
an
HP
13265A
Modem
or
an
HP
13266A
Current
Loop
Converter
to
port
#1
as
illus-
trated
in
fi~re
7-4.
Port
#2
Cabling
The
HP
13242
cables
listed
in
table
7-2
all
have
a
male
RS-232C
connector
on
one
end
and
either
a
male
or
female
RS-232C
connector
on
the
other.
The
male
end
attaches
to
port
#2
on
the
rear
panel
ofthe
terminal
and
the
other
end
attaches
to
the
modem,
computer
multiplexer
panel,
ex-
ternal
printer,
or
interface
cable
as
illustrated
in
figure
7-5.
For
those
HP
13242
cables
with
a
male
connector
on
both
ends
it
makes
no
difference
which
end
is
attached
to
the
terminal.
Since
the
port
#2
plug
on
the
terminal
is
a
standard
RS-
232C
female
connector,
you
can
use
cables
other
than
those
listed
in
table
7-2
as
long
as
they
have
a
male
RS-232C
connector
on
one
end
and
their
pin-outs
are
compatible
with
those
of
the
HP
13242
cables.
CONFIGURING
THE
TERMINAL
N
ow
that
you
have
made
the
physical
connections
between
the
terminal
and
the
computer
or
modem,
you
are
ready
to
configure
the
terminal.
FEMALE
50-PIN
CONNECTOR
To
configure
the
data
communications
portion
of
the
ter-
minal,
first
use
the
following
keystroke
sequence:
•
..
conf
ig
key~
This
changes
the
function
key
labels
to
the
following:
..
..
..
D
port
1
port2
config
config
..
..
..
..
terminal
config
Each
function
key,
when
pressed,
causes
a
particular
configuration
menu
to
appear
on
the
screen
and
redefines
the
function
keys
to
a
set
offunctions
that
will
assist
you
in
manipulating
the
various
parameters
within
the
menu.
There
are
two
sets
of
data
comm
configuration
menus,
one
for
each
port.
To
access
the
port
#1
set
of
menus,
press
the
"per
t
1
cenf
i
g"
(
..
)
function
key.
To
access
the
port
#2
set
of
menus,
press
the
"Pert2
cenf
ig"
(D)
function
key.
When
you
press
either
of
those
keys,
the
port1
or
port2
configuration
menu
(whichever
applies)
currently
stored
H
P
13265A
MODEM
OR
HP
13266A
CURRENT
LOOP
CONNECTOR
(
(
(
Figure
7-4.
Port
#1
Cabling
(HP
13265A
Modem
or
HP
13266A
Current
Loop
Converter)
7-6
---
---
~~~~-
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
4
Introducing the Hp 2624A
8
The Keyboard
8
HP 2624A Display Terminal
8
The Function Keys
9
The Display Screen
10
Mode Selection Key Labels
10
Display Memory
11
User Keys Definition Menu
11
Configuring the Terminal
12
The Integral Printer
12
Data Communications
13
Self-Test
13
Introduction
14
The Configuration Function Keys
14
The Configuration Menus
14
The Terminal Configuration Menu
14
Terminal Configuration Menu
14
Terminal Configuration Menu Fields
15
Programmatic Configuration
22
Lock/Unlock Configuration Menus
22
Terminal Configuration Menu
22
Terminal Configuration Function Keys
22
Section III Page
23
Introduction
24
Selecting Modes
24
Remote/Local Modes
24
Character/Block Modes
25
Format Mode
25
Line Modify Mode
25
Modify All Mode
26
Auto Line Feed Mode
26
Memory Lock Mode
26
Display Functions Mode
27
Caps Mode
27
Caps Lock Mode
27
User-Definable Keys
28
Defining Keys Locally
28
User Keys Definition Menu
28
Defining Keys Programmatically
29
Programmatically
29
Controlling the Function Key Labels Programmatically
30
The ENTER Key
30
Send Display "Esc)D)
33
Enable/Disable Keyboard
34
Soft Reset
34
Hard Reset
34
Break
35
Bell
35
Wait
35
Modem Disconnect
35
Display Control
36
Introduction
36
Cursor Control
36
Home up
36
Home down
36
Move Cursor up
37
Move Cursor down
37
Move Cursor Right
37
Move Cursor Left
37
Roll Text up
38
Roll Text down
38
Next Page/Previous Page
38
Screen Relative Addressing
39
Absolute Addressing
39
Cursor Relative Addressing
39
Combining Absolute and Relative Addressing
40
Edit Operations
40
Insert Line
40
Delete Line
40
Insert Character
40
Delete Character
41
Clear Display
42
Clear Line
42
Setting and Clearing Margins
42
Setting and Clearing Tabs
43
Tab
43
Back Tab
43
Display Enhancements
43
Designing and Using Forms
46
Drawing Forms
46
Line Drawing Set Elements
46
Sample Data Entry Form
47
Defining Fields
49
Protected Data
49
Unprotected Fields
49
Transmit-Only Fields
49
Field Attributes
49
Defining Fields from the Keyboard
52
Defining Fields Programmatically
54
Transmit Modified Fields
54
Transferring Form Structures from the Screen to a Host Computer
54
Device Control
56
Introduction
56
Display to Printer Data Transfers
56
Copy Line
56
Copy Page
56
Copy All
57
Copy All of Display Memory
57
Copy Menu
57
Skip Line
57
Skip Page
57
Device Control Completion Codes
57
Computer to Terminal Data Transfers
58
Selecting Printer Modes
59
Expanded Characters
59
Compressed Characters
59
Report Format
60
Metric Format
60
Data Logging
60
Printer Self-Test
61
Integral Printer Self-Test Output
61
Integral Printer Mechanism
62
D_A_Ta_C_O_M_M_U_N_Ic_At_Io_N_S~.1
64
Introduction
64
Selecting Equipment and Cables
64
Hardwired Connections
65
MODEM Connections
65
Installing a Point-To-Point Configuration
67
Port #1 Cabling
67
HP 2624A Display Terminal, Rear View
68
Port #1 Cabling (HP 13222 Cables)
68
Port #2 Cabling
69
Configuring the Terminal
69
HP 13266A Current Loop Converter)
69
Full Duplex Hardwired Configuration Menu
70
Full Duplex Modem Configuration Menu
70
Half Duplex Main Channel Configuration Menu
71
Half Duplex Reverse Channel Configuration Menu
71
Point-To-Point Configuration Menu Fields
71
Point-To-Point Programming Information
75
Character Mode
75
Multicharacter Transfers
75
Start and Stop Bits
76
Data Bits (Character Length)
76
Parity Checking
76
Receive Buffer
76
Receive Errors
77
Transmit State
77
Receive State
77
Local/Remote Modes
77
Full Duplex Operation
77
Half Duplex Operation
77
Pacing Mechanisms
78
Interpreting Status
80
Terminal ID Status
80
ASCII Status Characters
80
Terminal Status
81
Primary Terminal Status
81
Primary Terminal Status Example
81
Secondary Terminal Status
83
Secondary Terminal Status Example
83
Device Status
85
Error Messages and Self-Tests
88
Introduction
88
Error Messages
88
Terminal Self-Tests
89
Power-On Test
89
Terminal Test
89
User Data Comm Test
90
Printer Test
91
Manufacturing Test
91
Integral Printer Self-Test Output
91
Identify Roms
92
Terminal Maintenance Procedures
94
Cleaning the Screen and Keyboard
94
Battery Maintenance
94
Thermal Printer Paper
95
Paper Loading
95
Keyboards and Character Sets
106
Sample Data Entry Form
113
Index
114
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Brand
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Model
2624
Category
Touch terminals
Language
English
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