IBM 3174 Reference Guide

Using Your Terminal as a DEC VT220
Table 2-6. VT220 Emulation: NRC Mapping Limitations for Netherlands
DEC NRC ASCII Code
CECP-Capable
Non-CECP-Capable
Character Value
3270 Terminal 3270 Terminal
Va 40
Not mapped
ij SB
Not mapped
Not mapped
Vz 5C
Not mapped
/ 7C
Not mapped Not mapped
Va 70
Not mapped
You can generate the characters that are defined in the DEC National Replacement
character set (NRG) but not engraved on the 3270 keyboards by pressing Ait-Shift
to
enter Extended Graphics mode. This mode allows only one keystroke.
DEC Multinational Character Set (MCS) Mapping
All the characters defined in the DEC Multinational Character Set (MCS) are
mapped except for those shown in Table 2-7 and Table 2-8.
These characters, indicated as "Not mapped" in the following tables (Table 2-7
and Table 2-8), cannot be displayed on the 3270 screen and cannot be generated
from 3270 keyboards. If they are received from the host ASCII application, they
appear as blanks on the 3270 screen.
Table 2-7.
VT220: MCS Mapping Limitations for Spanish
DEC MCS ASCII Code
CECP-Capable
Non-CECP-Capable
Character
Value
3270 Terminal
3270 Terminal
©
A9
Not mapped
2
82
Not mapped
3
83
Not mapped
1
89
Not mapped
Va
8C
Not mapped
CE
07
Not mapped
Y 00
Not mapped
ce
F7
Not mapped
Not mapped
The characters that are defined in the DEC Multinational Character Set (MCS) but
not engraved on the 3270 keyboards can be generated by pressing Ait-Shift to enter
Extended Graphics mode. This mode allows only one keystroke.
Chapter2. Using a 3270 Terminal to Connectto ASCII Hosts 2-13

IBM 3174 Specifications

General

Brand	IBM
Model	3174
Category	Controller
Language	English