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LABEL
SAVE
CONFIG
NEXT
CHOICE
PREVIOUS
CHOICE
DISPLAY
FUNCTNS
POWER ON
VALUES
ACTIVE
VALUES
DEFAULT
VALUES
HP 1000
PT. PT.
HP 1000
MULTIPT
HP 3000
PT. PT.
Configuring the Terminal
Table 3-1. Menu Manipulation Function Keys
FUNCTION
Saves the displayed configuration parameters in nonvolatile
memory,
makes the set of parameters the active configuration
set, and returns to normal operating mode with the Aids set of
function key labels displayed.
Most
of the fields on the menus have a list of acceptable values
(some have only two). These keys scroll forward or backward
through the list.
Alternately enables and disables Display Functions mode.
When enabled, an asterisk is present in the label. Several
menus contain fields for which entries must be made in Dis-
play Functions mode; for example, the ~Fld Separator' and
~Bl k Termi na t or' fields on the Terminal Configuration
menu. This key is used only for such entries on configuration
menus, and does not affect the selection made with the
DISPLAY FUNCTNS key which is accessed using the. key.
Displays
the values stored in nonvolatile memory, which be-
come active at power-on time.
Displays
the values which are currently active for the configu-
ration. (The active values might be different from the values
stored in nonvolatile memory.)
Displays
the default values for the displayed menu.
Enters the default values, for connection to the HP 1000 com-
puter,
into every field of the displayed menu. The displayed
menu must be a point-to-point type, or the terminal will beep,
to indicate an error, and do nothing.
Enters the default values, for connection to the HP 1000 com-
puter,
into every field of the displayed menu. The displayed
menu must be a multipoint type, or the terminal will beep, to
indicate an error, and do nothing.
Enters the default values, for connection to the HP 3000 com-
puter, into every field of the displayed menu. The displayed
menu must be a point-to-point type, or the terminal will beep,
to indicate an error, and do nothing.
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