During a T27 session, the host can send codes to control various terminal functions.
T27 supports the following codes:
Table 4-57
|
Sequence |
Operation |
|---|---|
|
ESC, R, A, aaaa, cc, dd |
Converts hexadecimal data received from the host to ASCII data and stores it in a temporary buffer, where aaaa is the starting address within memory, cc is the length of the data, and dd is the data. |
|
ESC, R, B, ppp |
Specifies the size of the key program temporary (KPT) buffer. |
|
ESC, R, C |
Reconfigures the session to use all the default terminal emulation settings. |
|
ESC, R, D |
Specifies changes in the functions of keys. |
|
ESC, R, H |
Stores hexadecimal data received from the host in a temporary buffer. |
|
ESC, R, K |
Programs the function keys. |
|
ESC, R, L |
Transmits an error log. |
|
ESC, R, P |
Copies temporary storage into non-volatile RAM. |
|
ESC, R, S |
Displays a message on the status line. |
|
ESC, R, T |
Transmits the data in the PC's temporary buffer to the host. |