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<h1>Terminal ([Setup] menu; Russian mode)</h1> |
<h1>Terminal ([Setup] menu; Russian mode)</h1> |
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<h2>"Terminal setup" dialog box</h2> |
<h2>"Terminal setup" dialog box</h2> |
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<dt>Terminal size</dt> |
<dt>Terminal size</dt> |
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The logical size of the terminal (numbers of columns and lines). |
The logical size of the terminal (numbers of columns and lines). |
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Note that the window size (real screen size) is not necessarily |
Note that the window size (real screen size) is not necessarily |
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equal to the terminal size. |
equal to the terminal size. |
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<dt>Term size = win size</dt> |
<dt>Term size = win size</dt> |
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<dd> |
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Forces the terminal size to be always equal to the window size. |
Forces the terminal size to be always equal to the window size. |
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<dt>Auto window resize</dt> |
<dt>Auto window resize</dt> |
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<dd> |
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When the terminal size is changed, resizes the window to the |
When the terminal size is changed, resizes the window to the |
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terminal size. |
terminal size. |
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<dt>New-line (receive)</dt> |
<dt>New-line (receive)</dt> |
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<dd> |
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If the CR+LF option is selected, received CR ($0D) characters are |
If the CR+LF option is selected, received CR ($0D) characters are |
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converted to CR+LF ($0D $0A) pairs. |
converted to CR+LF ($0D $0A) pairs. |
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<dt>New-line (transmit)</dt> |
<dt>New-line (transmit)</dt> |
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<dd> |
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If the CR+LF option is selected, CR ($0D) characters to be sent are |
If the CR+LF option is selected, CR ($0D) characters to be sent are |
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converted to CR+LF ($0D $0A) pairs before they are actually sent. |
converted to CR+LF ($0D $0A) pairs before they are actually sent. |
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<dt>Terminal ID</dt> |
<dt>Terminal ID</dt> |
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<dd> |
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Terminal ID to be reported to the host when the host requests it. |
Terminal ID to be reported to the host when the host requests it. |
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Note that the terminal ID is not identical to the telnet terminal |
Note that the terminal ID is not identical to the telnet terminal |
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type. To change the telnet terminal type, use the |
type. To change the telnet terminal type, use the |
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<a href="setup-tcpip.html">[Setup] TCP/IP</a> command. |
<a href="setup-tcpip.html">[Setup] TCP/IP</a> command. |
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<dt>Local echo</dt> |
<dt>Local echo</dt> |
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<dd> |
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Enables local echoing of characters sent. |
Enables local echoing of characters sent. |
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<dt>Answerback</dt> |
<dt>Answerback</dt> |
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<dd> |
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The string to be answered back to the host, when the ENQ ($05) |
The string to be answered back to the host, when the ENQ ($05) |
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character is received. Each non-printable character in the string |
character is received. Each non-printable character in the string |
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can be expressed as a "$" and ASCII code in two-character hex number. |
can be expressed as a "$" and ASCII code in two-character hex number. |
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For example, the string "ABC<CR><LF>" is expressed as |
For example, the string "ABC<CR><LF>" is expressed as |
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the following: |
the following: |
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<p class="indent1"> |
<p class="indent1"> |
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ABC$0D$0A |
ABC$0D$0A |
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<dt>Auto switch (VT<->TEK)</dt> |
<dt>Auto switch (VT<->TEK)</dt> |
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<dd> |
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Enables auto switching between VT and TEK emulations. |
Enables auto switching between VT and TEK emulations. |
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<dt>Character set</dt> |
<dt>Character set</dt> |
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<dt>Host</dt> |
<dt>Host</dt> |
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Russian character set used in the host computer. |
Russian character set used in the host computer. |
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Windows (CP 1251), KOI8-R, CP 866 or ISO 8859-5. |
Windows (CP 1251), KOI8-R, CP 866 or ISO 8859-5. |
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<dt>Client</dt> |
<dt>Client</dt> |
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<dd> |
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Russian character set used in your PC. Windows (CP 1251), |
Russian character set used in your PC. Windows (CP 1251), |
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KOI8-R, CP 866 or ISO 8859-5. If you are using Russian version |
KOI8-R, CP 866 or ISO 8859-5. If you are using Russian version |
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of Windows, you should select Windows. |
of Windows, you should select Windows. |
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