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Keyboard
Extension
Mode
The
Change-Screen
key
sequence
for
3270
terminals
is
as
follows:
Keyboard
Type
Key
Sequence
Base
(Non-Text)
ALT-lnsert
Base
(Text) ALT-PA2
Base
(Alternative)
ALT-lnsert
Converged
ALT-PA2
Enhanced
ALT-Home
For
ASCII
terminals,
see
the
appropriate
keyboard
map
for
your
terminal.
For
3270
terminals,
refer
to
Figure
1-2
on
page
1-8
through
Figure
1-4
on
page
1-9
for
illustrations
of
the
Change-Screen
key
locations.
For
ASCII
terminals,
the
Change-Screen
key
sequence
is
not
valid
while
you
are
communicating
with
or
attempting
to
connect
to
an
ASCII
host.
If
you
want
to
change
sessions,
you
must
return
to
the
Connection
Menu.
If
the
Change-Screen
key
sequence
does
not
work,
see
your
system
administrator
for
the
correct
sequence.
The
key
sequence
may
have
been
defined
differently
during
3174
customizing.
Keyboard
Extension
Mode
(Extended
Select)
Keyboard
extension
mode
works
like
a
keyboard
shift.
The
difference
is
that
a
shift
lasts
until
you
press
a
key
to
return
the
keyboard
to
its
normal
state,
while
keyboard
extension
mode
lasts
for
only
one
keystroke.
Table
1-1
on
page
1-10
tells
you
how
to
put
your
base
keyboard
into
extension
mode.
For
Converged
and
Enhanced
keyboards,
the
Extended
Select
(ExSel)
key
shifts
the
keyboard
into
extension
mode.
Refer
to
the
keyboard
maps
in
Appendix
A,
"Terminal
Keyboard
Maps,"
for
the
key
sequence
used
to
enter
extension
mode
on
ASCII
terminals.
The
extension-mode
indicator
(•)
appears
in
the
operator
information
area
(CIA)
when
you
enter
extension
mode.
When
you
press
another
key,
you
leave
extension
mode
and
the
indicator
disappears.
Not all
your
keys
are
active
while
the
keyboard
is in
extension
mode.
Figure
1-2
on
page
1-8
through
Figure
1-4
on
page
1-9
show
the
active
keys
and
their
functions.
Figure
1-2
on
page
1-8
shows
the
functions
that
are
active
in
keyboard
extension
mode.
However,
the
following
functions
are
not
available
when
you
are
using
a
3270
terminal
as
an
ASCII
terminal:
X.21
Direct
X.21/X.25
Dial
X.21/X.25
Local
X.21/X.25
Comm
X.21/X.25
Disc
Display
RTM LTTI
Load
Matrix
Null/space
processing
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