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3270
Terminals
Used
as
ASCII
Terminals
Using
an
IBM
PC
or
PS/2*
as
an
IBM
3101
Keyboard
(702
°°1)
TO
PERFORM
THIS
3101
FUNCTION
USE
TO
PERFORM
THIS
3101
FUNCTION
USE
Keyboard
ALT
A
fo
Z
CTRL
A
to
Z
or
CTRL
a
to
z
"local
screen
copy"
PrtSc
ALT[
CTRL
Space
ERASE
EOS
Cr
Sel
ALT\
CTRL;
RESET
Reset
ALT
=
CTRL<
CLICKER
H
ALT
{
CTRL
=
Backspace,
tab,
home
Backspace,
tab,
home
ALT
-
CTRL
>
SHIFT
Shift
ALT
'
CTRL?
Ti
<—
ALT
CTRL
Menu
Request
EXTM
M
A
-
[
0
Keypad
]
1
1
0
to
9
,.
0
to
9
,.
New
line
New
line
or
Enter
PF1
to
PF8
PF1
to
PF8
DELETE
Delete
BREAK
Note
3
ESC
ATTENTION
CLEAR
Clear
ERASE
EOL/EOF
Er
EOF
ERASE
INPUT
Er
Inp
Notes:
1.
The
EXTM
is
the
Extension
Mode
key
(see
your
system
administrator).
2.
The
Control
key
is
EXTM
C.
3.
FIELD
MARK,
EXTM
PA1,
or
EXTM
DUP,
depending
upon
the
emulation
program.
A-18
3174
Establishment
Controller
Terminal
User's
Reference
for
Expanded
Functions
92
94
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
10
Table of Contents
15
Chapter 1. Getting Started
17
About the IBM 3174 Establishment Controller
18
I Enhanced Null/Space Processing
18
I Type Ahead
18
I Using 3174 Editing Features
18
Establishing Multiple Host Connections
19
Skipping and Restoring Sessions (Lts)
19
Session Indicators
20
Host Identifier
21
Host Descriptor
21
Error Messages
21
Change-Screen Key Sequence
21
Keyboard Extension Mode (Extended Select)
22
Pseudo-ALT Keys
23
Alternate Extension Mode Key Sequence
23
Alternate Change-Screen Key Sequences
26
MLT with Personal Computers in 3270-Emulation Mode
26
1-1. Alternate Change-Screen and Extension-Mode Key Sequences
26
Change-Screen Patches
27
Operating Differences When Using PC Emulation Programs
27
1-2. Change-Screen Key Patches
27
Chapter 2. Using a 3270 Terminal to Connect to Ascii Hosts
28
Differences When Using Your 3270 Terminal as an ASCII Terminal
28
Scrolling
28
Status Line Indicators
28
Copy Printers
30
Terminal-Attached Printers
30
Modem Operations
30
Introduction
28
Nonescaping Keys
30
Using the ALT Key as the ASCII Control Key
30
Connecting to an ASCII Host with 3270 Terminals
31
Using the Connection Menu
31
Using Your 3270 Terminal as an IBM 3101
32
Using Your Keyboard
33
Understanding Your Status Line
33
BREAK Function
33
Control Mode/Control Shift
33
Typematic Keys
33
I 3101 Character Set Mapping
34
IBM 3101 Emulation: 3101 Character Set Mapping Limitations for French
34
IBM 3101 Emulation: 316X CS1 and CS2 Character Sets Mapping Limitations for German
34
316X CS1 and CS2 Character Sets Mapping
34
IBM 3101 Emulation, ISO 8859 Mapping Limitations for Spanish
35
316X ISO 8859-1/2 Character Sets Mapping
35
Using Your 3270 Terminal as a DEC VT100
36
Using Your Keyboard
36
IBM 3101 Emulation, ISO 8859 Mapping Limitations for All Languages
36
BREAK Function
37
Control Mode/Control Shift
37
Typematic Keys
37
Understanding Your Status Line
37
VT100 National Language Support
38
Using Your Terminal as a DEC VT220
38
Using Your Keyboard
38
2-5. VT100 Emulation: NRC Mapping Limitations for Netherlands
38
Typematic Keys
38
BREAK Function
39
COMPOSE Key
39
Control Mode/Control Shift
39
DEC National Replacement Character (NCR) Set Mapping
39
VT220 National Language Support
39
2-6. VT220 Emulation: NRC Mapping Limitations for Netherlands
40
VT220: MCS Mapping Limitationsfor Spanish
40
DEC Multinational Character Set (MCS) Mapping
40
Understanding Your Status Line
41
Using Your Terminal as a Data General Dasher D210 Terminal
41
VT220: MCS Mapping Limitationsfor All Languages Except Spanish
41
BREAK Function
42
Control Mode/Control Shift
42
Function Keys
42
Typematic Keys
42
Understanding Your Status Line
42
Using Your Keyboard
42
Status Line Indicators
43
Using 3270 Printers as ASCII Printers
44
2-10 (Page 1 of 2). ASCII Control Codes
44
Chapter 3. Using Your Ascii Terminal
46
Copyright IBM Corp. 1987, 1990
46
Status Line Format
46
Connecting to a 3270 Host
47
Using the Connection Menu
49
Differences When Using Your ASCII Terminal as a 3270 Terminal
47
Introduction
47
Using Your ASCII Terminal
51
The Display Image
51
Input Fields
52
Numeric Fields
52
Using Your Keyboard
53
Keyboard Maps
53
Nondisplay Fields
53
Protected Fields
53
3270 Functions
54
Terminal-Controlled Keys
54
Non-3270 Functions
57
Understanding Your Status Line
58
Status Line Graphics and Meanings
60
Host Control Program Communication
64
Light Pen Simulation
64
Selection Fields
64
ASCII Display Host Addressable Printer Support
65
Attention Fields
65
Printing Screen Images (Local Copy)
66
Print ID
67
Printer Not Working
67
Changing the Print ID
67
Printing
67
Canceling a Print Request
68
Using an ASCII Printer as a 3270 Printer
66
ASCII Host Communications
68
Chapter 4. Solving some Common Problems
69
Common Problems When Using ASCII Terminals with IBM Hosts
70
Common Problems When Using 3270 Terminals with ASCII Hosts
73
Status Codes
74
Appendix A. Terminal Keyboard Maps
76
How to Use the Keyboard Maps
78
Keyboard Identification
80
Extended Graphics Functions (EXGR
82
Extended Graphics IBM Converged Keyboard
83
Extended Graphics IBM Enhanced Keyboard
84
Keyboard Maps for 3270 Terminals Used as ASCII Terminals
85
Using a 3270 Base Keyboard as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702 = 0
86
Using a 3270 Converged Keyboard as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702 = 1
87
Using a 3270 Converged Keyboard as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702= 0
88
Using a 3270 Converged Keyboard as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702 = 0
88
Using a 3270 Enhanced Keyboard as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702 = 1
89
Using a 3270 Enhanced Keyboard as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702 = 0
90
Using an IBM 3270 PC or IBM 3194 as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702 = 1
91
Using an IBM 3270 PC or IBM 3194 as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702= 0
92
Using an IBM 3270 PC or IBM 3194 as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702 = 0
92
Using an IBM PC or PS/2* as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702= 1
93
Using an IBM PC or PS/2* as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702 = 1
93
Using an IBM PC or PS/2 as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702= 0
94
Using an IBM PC or PS/2 as an IBM 3101 Keyboard (702 = 0
94
Using a 3270 Base Keyboard as a DEC VT100** Keyboard (702 = 1
95
Keyboard
96
Using a 3270 Base Keyboard as a DEC VT220** Keyboard
105
Using a 3270 Converged Keyboard as a DEC VT220 Keyboard
106
Using a 3270 Enhanced Keyboard as a DEC VT220 Keyboard
107
Using an IBM 3270 PC or IBM 3194 as a DEC VT220 Keyboard
108
Using an IBM PC or PS/2 as a DEC VT220 Keyboard
109
Using a 3270 Converged Keyboard as a Data General Dasher D210
111
Keyboard
111
Using a 3270 Enhanced Keyboard as a Datageneral Dasher D210
112
Keyboard
112
Using an IBM PC or PS/2 as a Data General Dasher D210 Keyboard
114
IBM 3101 (French
116
IBM 3101 (Italian
118
IBM 3101 (U.K. English
119
IBM 3151, 3161. 3162. 3163. 3164 (U.S. English
120
IBM 3151,3161,3162,3163,3164 with 3708 Cartridge (U.S. English)
121
IBM FTTERM* (Color or Monochrome) (U.S. English
122
IBM 3151. 3161. 3163. and 3164 (Belgian
123
IBM 3151. 3161. 3163. and 3164 (Canadian Bilingual
124
IBM 3151,3161,3163, and 3164 (Danish)
125
IBM 3151,3161,3163, and 3164 (Finnish)
126
IBM 3151,3161,3163, and 3164 (French)
127
IBM 3151. 3161. 3163. and 3164 (German
128
IBM 3151. 3161. 3163. and 3164 (Italian
129
IBM 3151. 3161. 3163. and 3164 (Norwegian
130
IBM 3151,3161,3163, and 3164 (Portuguese)
131
IBM 3151. 3161. 3163. and 3164 (Spanish
132
IBM 3151,3161,3163, and 3164 (Spanish-Speaking)
133
IBM 3151. 3161. 3163. and 3164 (Swedish
134
IBM 3151. 3161. 3163. and 3164 (Swiss French
135
IBM 3151. 3161. 3163. and 3164 (Swiss German
136
Cedar** (U.S. English
140
Cypress** (U.S. English
141
DEC VT52** (U.S. English
142
DEC VT100 (U.S. English
143
DEC VT100 (U.K. English
144
DEC VT220 and VT241** (U.S. English
145
DEC VT220 (Belgian
146
DEC VT220 (Canadian Bilingual
147
DEC VT220 (Danish
148
DEC VT220 (Finnish
149
DEC VT220 (French
150
DEC VT220 (German
151
DEC VT220 (Italian
152
DEC VT220 (Netherlands
153
DEC VT220 (Norwegian
154
DEC VT220 (Spanish
155
DEC VT220 (Spanish-Speaking)
156
DEC VT220 (Swedish
157
DEC VT220 (Swiss French
158
DEC VT220 (Swiss German
159
DEC VT220 (U.K. English
160
Esprit Executive 10/78** (U.S. English)
161
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Model
3174
Category
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Language
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