Lear Siegler ADM 3A - Page 34

____ LEAR SIEGLER, tHC.
DATA PRODUCTS DIVISION
Table 3-3. Set- Up Mode - Terminal Configuration Parameters (continued)
-Indicates default configuration settings.
PARAMETERS SELECTABLE
(DISPLAYED AS)
SETTINGS
DESCRIPTION
KEYBOARD
us· Sets USASC II·OWE RTY keyboard.
UK
Sets UKASCII·OWERTY keyboard.
GERMAN
Sets German·OWERTZ keyboard.
FRENCH
Sets French·AZERTY keyboard.
REFRESH RATE
60 Hz·
Sets vertical refresh rate to 60 Hz.
50 Hz
Sets vertical refresh rate
to 50 Hz.
KEYCLICK ENABLED
NO·
Keyclick is disabled. No keyclick sound is gEmerated when a
key is pressed.
YES
Keyclick is enabled. A keyclick sound is generated when a
key is pressed.
AUTO REPEAT
NO·
Auto repeat is disabled. A keyboard key is rt~peated only if
ENABLED
the REPEAT key is simultaneously pressed with the key.
YES
Auto repeat is enabled. Pressing a key down for approximately
, second causes the character to be repeated.
MARGIN BELL
NO
Margin bell is disabled. No audible tone is generated when a
ENABLED
character is entered on column 72.
YES·
Margin bell is enabled. An audible tone is generated when a
character
is entered on column 72.
KEYBOARD LOCI<'
NO
Keyboard lock is disabled. The keyboard can never be locked
ENABLED
by a user command.
YES·
Keyboard lock is enabled. The keyboard is IOlcked when the
appropriate control sequence (LOCK/G ATE) is received using
the set-up mode 50/51 feature.
SOISI
LOCK·
Unlocks and locks the keyboard. Upon powerup, the key·
board is unlocked.
GATE
Enables and disables the gated extension port. Upon power·
up, the gated extension port is gated ON.
CLEAR SCREEN
NO
J
Clear screen is disabled. The screen cannot be cleared frprn
ENABLED
the host computer.
YES·
Clear screen is enabled. A ICTRL I]] (SUB 1:rom host)
received
from the host clears the screen to thE~ fill character
(which is set from the personality mode function while in
set·up
mode).
ATTR IBUTES
NO·
Disables the user attributes, including blank (non-display),
ENABLED
blink, reversed video, underl ined, reduced intensity (half-
intensity) and character graphics.
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