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DCI/DC2/DCI

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Table of Contents3
Introduction11
Display Memory13
Terminal Modes14
Primary Terminal Modes14
Peripheral Device Connection15
Configuration of the Terminal15
Data Communications15
Graphics15
Word Processing15
Escape Sequences15
Terminal Control17
Introduction17
Selecting Modes17
Remotellocal Modes17
Character/Block Modes18
Line Modify Mode19
Modify All Mode19
Auto Line Feed Mode20
Display Functions Mode21
Memory Lock Mode22
Smooth Scroll Mode23
Caps Lock Mode24
Format Mode24
User Definable Function Keys25
Defining Keys Locally (Definition Mode)26
Defining User-Definable Function Keys Programmatically29
Controlling the User Key Menu Programmatically31
Triggering the User Keys Programmatically31
Programmable RETURN Key31
Controlling the User Key Labels Programmatically32
User Key Mode32
Keyboard Data Entry33
Keyboard Controls33
Enable/Disable Keyboard33
Soft Reset34
Hard Reset35
Break36
Bell36
Wait36
Modem Disconnect36
Configuring the Terminal37
Introduction37
Nonvolatile Memory37
Configuration from the Keyboard37
Configuration Menus38
How to Display a Menu38
Modifying and Activating Configuration Values38
To Return to Normal Operation40
Global Configuration40
Terminal Configuration41
Datacomm Configuration51
Full Duplex Hardwired Configuration Menu51
Full Duplex Modem Configuration Menu51
Multipoint Asynchronous Menu51
Multipoint Synchronous Menu51
Choosing Buffer Sizes for Multipoint Configurations62
Programmatic Configuration63
Configuration Escape Codes63
Lock/Unlock Configuration Menus64
Display Control65
Introduction65
Cursor Controls66
Home up66
Home down67
Move Cursor up67
Move Cursor down67
Move Cursor Right68
Move Cursor Left68
Screen Addressing68
Workspace Addressing69
Cursor-Relative Addressing70
Combining Addressing Methods72
Cursor Position Sensing72
Window Control72
Roll Text up73
Roll Text down73
Next Page!Previous Page74
Edit Operations75
Insert Line76
Delete Line76
Insert Character76
Character Insert with Margins77
Insert Character with Wraparound78
Character Insert with Wraparound79
Delete Character80
Character Delete with Margins80
Delete Character with Wraparound81
Clear Display82
Delete Character with Wraparound82
Clear Line83
Setting and Clearing Margins83
Setting and Clearing Tabs84
Tab85
Back Tab86
Display Enhancements86
Designing and Using Forms89
Introduction89
Sample Form Created Using Format89
Data Fields on a Data Entry Form90
Protected Data Fields90
Unprotected Data Fields90
Transmit-Only Fields90
Security Fields90
How to Design Data Entry Forms91
Line Drawing Character Set91
Sample Data Entry Form91
Drawing Forms Using the Function Keys92
Line Drawing Set Keyboard Keys92
Example Data Entry Form92
Transmit Modified Fields94
Defining Fields Programmatically94
How to Transfer Forms from the Screen95
Enabling and Disabling Format Mode97
Terminal Operation in Format Mode97
Cursor Behavior97
Display Control Functions in97
Format Mode97
How to Send Format Mode Data to a Host Computer98
Peripheral Devices99
Introduction99
Supported Plotters100
Supported External Printers101
External Device Installation101
Plotter Connected in Eavesdrop103
Plotter Control105
External Printer Operations105
Selecting the External Printer as the Destination Device105
Paper Movement106
Record Mode106
Data Logging Modes107
Log Top Mode107
Log Bottom Mode108
Top Logging108
Bottom Logging108
Terminal to Printer Data Transfers109
Copy Line109
Copy Page110
Copy All110
Copy the Entire Active Workspace111
Computer to Printer Data Transfers111
Binary Data Transfer111
ASCII Data Transfer112
Determining if Your Escape Sequence Command Has Been Successfully Performed112
Data Communications113
Introduction113
Point-To-Point or Multipoint114
Point-To-Point Considerations116
Hardwired Connections117
Point-To-Point Decision Tree117
Modem Connections118
Point-To-Point Installation118
Point-To-Point Cabling119
Point-To-Point Hardwired Configuration119
Terminal Connection to an HP 13265A Modem Pod or an HP 13266A Current Loop Converter120
Point-To-Point Configuration122
Point-To-Point Programming Information122
Character Mode122
Multicharacter Transfers122
Start and Stop Bits123
Parity Checking123
Receive Buffer124
Receive Errors124
Local/Remote Modes124
Full Duplex Operation125
Pacing Mechanisms125
Multipoint Considerations127
Asynchronous/Synchronous Decisions128
Hardwired Modem Decisions128
HP Multipoint Configuration129
Hardwired Connections130
Modem Connections130
Multipoint Installation131
Multipoint Cabling132
HP Multipoint Configuration132
Multipoint Configuration135
Multipoint Programming Information135
Polling and Selecting135
Poll Sequence Format137
Select Sequence Format139
Line Select Sequences140
Status Request Sequences140
Typical Configuration Status Request and Response Sequence141
Character Mode Transfers142
Configuration Status Byte Contents142
Block Mode Transfers143
Multipoint Operating States151
Sequences151
Operation of Block Protocol Control154
Monitor Mode156
Communications Line Using a Monitor157
Sample Data Transfers Displayed in Monitor Mode158
Malfunction in a Multipoint Environment159
Introduction161
Status Transfer Handshaking162
Status Transfer Priority163
Terminal Identification163
Interpreting Status163
Terminal Status164
Primary Terminal Status164
Terminal Primary Status Example165
Terminal Primary Status Bytes166
Secondary Terminal Status167
Terminal Secondary Status Example168
Terminal Secondary Status Bytes169
Terminal Capabilities170
Terminal Alphanumeric Capabilities Status Bytes172
Terminal Graphics Capabilities Status Bytes173
Installed Memory Status Bytes174
Device Status175
Terminal Interface Capabilities Status Bytes175
Device Status Example176
Block Data Transfers179
Introduction179
Handshaking179
Handshake Types179
Handshake Mode Selection180
Permanent Block Mode183
Handshake Priority183
DC1 Trigger Reset184
DC2 Transfer184
ENTER Key Data Transfers184
Data Transfer Event Sequence185
Non-Format Mode Data Transfer187
Format Mode Data Transfer188
Transfer End Characters189
ENTER Key Data Transfer Summary190
Send Display (Ec D)196
String Transfer196
User Key Definition String Transfer196
Status Data Transfer198
Special Modes198
Auto Keyboard Lock Mode198
Send Cursor Position Mode199
Error Messages201
Introduction201
Terminal Maintenance203
Introduction203
Malfunction at Power on203
Initial HP Screen Display203
Troubleshooting Procedures204
Configuration Checking204
Resetting the Terminal204
Terminal Self Test206
Terminal Test Pattern206
Preventive Maintenance207
Cleaning the Screen and Keyboard207
Protecting Non-Volatile Memory207
Display Adjustments209
Battery Replacement209
Screen Brightness Control210
Escape Codes212
Mode229
Keyboards and Character Sets237
Alternate Character Sets237
The Math Character Set239
The Line Drawing Set239
Math Character Set239
Support for International Languages240
Line Drawing Set Elements240
7-Bit Vs 8-Bit Operation241
Swedish Keyboard242
Norwegian Keyboard242
German Keyboard242
United Kingdom Keyboard243
Spanish Keyboard243
French Canadian Keyboard243
French Keyboard244
Italian Keyboard244
Dutch Keyboard244
Danish Keyboard245
Extended Characters Mode B-IO246
Extended Character Mode for247
Bit Mapping for Roman 8 Character Set248
Integral Printer Control257
Selecting the Integral Printer as the Destination Device258
Paper Movement258
Printer Modes259
Continuous Forms Mode259
Report Format Mode259
Metric Format Mode260
Report and Metric Formats260
Expanded Characters Mode261
Character Sizes and Enhancements as Printed on the Integral Printer261
Compressed Characters Mode262
Record Mode262
Log Top Mode263
Log Bottom Mode264
Bottom Logging264
Printer Operations265
Copy Line265
Copy Page266
Copy All C-IO266
Copy the Entire Active Workspace C-IO266
Computer to Printer Data Transfers267
Printer Self Test268
Integral Printer Test Pattern268
Maintaining the Integral Printer269
Printer Paper269
Loading Printer Paper269
Integral Printer Mechanism269
Graphics Display D-L271
Keyboard Graphics Functions272
Graphics Control Keys272
Graphics Control Functions273
Programmable Graphics Functions273
Control Codes274
Commands274
Parameters276
Graphics Display Control277
Graphics Cursor Control277
Graphics Memory Control278
Graphics Drawing Mode Parameters279
Patterns285
Area Fills287
Selecting an Area Fill Pattern287
Using Area Fill Patterns as Line Types289
Examples of User-Defined Area Fill289
Rectangular Area Fills290
Using Area Fill Patterns as Line Types290
Fill Rectangle, Absolute291
Fill Rectangle, Relocatable291
Polygonal Area Fills291
Area Boundary Pen292
Relocatable Origin293
Set Relocatable Origin, Absolute294
Set Relocatable Origin to Current Pen Position294
Set Relocatable Origin to Graphics Cursor Position294
Selecting the Graphics Default Parameters295
Plotting Sequences296
Pen Control297
Use Cursor as Next Data Point297
Rubberband Line Mode298
Draw a Point at the Current Pen Position298
Vectors298
ASCII Formats299
Binary Format301
Mixing Data Formats304
Graphics Functions in Display Functions Mode305
Graphics Hardcopy Operations307
Initiating a Transfer from the Keyboard307
Using the Ec&P Escape Sequences307
Graphics Text308
Keyboard Control of Graphics Text309
Program Control of Graphics Text310
Graphics Text Cursor Position312
Selecting the Graphics Default Parameters314
Compatibility Mode315
Compatibility Mode Configuration315
Graphics Data318
Turning on Compatibility Mode318
Graphics Data Format319
HP Terminal320
Text321
4014 Emulation322
Programming Considerations323
Graphics Status323
Read Device ID (Parameter=L326
Read Current Pen Position327
Read Graphics Cursor Position327
Read Cursor Position with Wait327
Read Display Size (Parameter = 5328
Read Device Capabilities (Parameter=6328
Read Graphics Text Status (Parameter = 7330
Read Zoom Parameter (Parameter=8330
Read Relocatab1E! Origin (Parameter=9330
Read Reset Status (Parameter=10331
Read Area Shading Capability (Parameter = 11331
Read Graphics Modification Capabilities (Parameter = 12331
Any Other Parameter331
The MM 3270 Information Display System336
Hp's Emulation of the 3276/8337
Using Your Terminal in an IBM Environment337
Host Operating Systems337
Datacomm339
Modem Options340
Preparing Your Terminal for Use352
Pre-Installation Preparations352
Cable Connections352
Switching between Personalities354
Screen Display at Power on354
Configuring for IBM Mode355
Displaying the IBM Configuration Menu355
3276/8 Configuration Menu355
The Ibm Keyboard358
IBM Character Keys359
Character Selection Keys360
Shift Key360
Alt Key360
Shift Lock Key360
(A,A/A) Switch361
Field-Oriented Cursor Movement Keys361
Tab Forward361
Back Tab361
New Line Key362
Home Key362
Character-Oriented Cursor Movement Keys363
Vertical Movement Keys363
Scroll Function Keys363
Horizontal Movement Keys364
Backspace Key364
Cursor Definition Keys364
Alternate Cursor Key364
Cursor Blink Key364
Configuration382
Global Configuration Menu384
Group Poll Sequences384
Finnish Keyboard384
Multipoint Terminal Addressing386
Terminal Configuration Menu388
Terminal Capabilities388
Top Logging388

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