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Local Editing Setup, Selecting Characters to Send, Edit and Interactive Modes

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Chapter 2 - About VT/ANSI Programming Edit and Interactive Modes Mode Sequence* Action Set CSI ? 1 0 h Selects edit mode to turn on the display annunciator. Computer stores all typed characters in page memory for local editing. After data is edited, it can be sent in a block to the host. Reset CSI ? 1 0 l Selects interactive mode. (Turns off the annunciator in the display.) The computer immediately sends typed characters to the host. * The last character in the reset sequence is lowercase L (6C hexadecimal). Local Editing Setup To use the computer in Local Edit mode, the local editing features must be set up for the application software as described in the following table. Local Editing Setup Feature Edit mode Setting Edit Edit key execution mode Transmit execution Immediate mode Local editing application keys Suffix transmit Line transmit mode Disabled Transfer termination mode VT131 transfer mode Space compression Enabled Disabled End of line characters End of block characters Description Edited text is stored in memory until terminating key is pressed, which sends text to the host. Not supported. Computer sends data to host right after a terminating key is pressed. When F1 through F20 are pressed, computer sends that function to host after sending a block of data. Computer sends full page of data to host after terminating key is pressed. After terminating key is pressed, computer sends scrolling region (area inside scrolling margins). Not supported. Computer sends a space character for each unused character position On the computer, no characters indicate the EOL in a data block. On the computer, no characters indicate the end of a data block. Selecting Characters to Send Three control functions allow you to define which characters the computer can send to the host. The following table shows how the control functions select which characters the computer sends. Selecting Character Fields for Transmission Fields Selected All fields GATM Set SATM Set MATM Unavailable 78 Intermec Terminal Emulator (ITE) Programmer's Reference Manual

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Chapter 2 — About VT/ANSI Programming
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Local Editing Setup
To use the computer in Local Edit mode, the local editing features must be set up for
the application software as described in the following table.
Selecting Characters to Send
Three control functions allow you to define which characters the computer can send
to the host. The following table shows how the control functions select which
characters the computer sends.
Edit and Interactive Modes
Mode
Sequence*
Action
Set
CSI ? 1 0 h
Selects edit mode to turn on the display annunciator. Computer
stores all typed characters in page memory for local editing. After
data is edited, it can be sent in a block to the host.
Reset
CSI ? 1 0 l
Selects interactive mode. (Turns off the annunciator in the display.)
The computer immediately sends typed characters to the host.
* The last character in the reset sequence is lowercase L (6C hexadecimal).
Local Editing Setup
Feature
Setting
Description
Edit mode
Edit
Edited text is stored in memory until terminating key
is pressed, which sends text to the host.
Edit key execution
mode
Not supported.
Transmit execution
mode
Immediate
Computer sends data to host right after a terminating
key is pressed.
Local editing
application keys
Suffix
transmit
When
F1
through
F20
are pressed, computer sends
that function to host after sending a block of data.
Line transmit mode
Disabled
Computer sends full page of data to host after
terminating key is pressed.
Transfer
termination mode
Enabled
After terminating key is pressed, computer sends
scrolling region (area inside scrolling margins).
VT131 transfer
mode
Not supported.
Space compression
Disabled
Computer sends a space character for each unused
character position
End of line
characters
On the computer, no characters indicate the EOL in a
data block.
End of block
characters
On the computer, no characters indicate the end of a
data block.
Selecting Character Fields for Transmission
Fields Selected
GATM
SATM
MATM
All fields
Set
Set
Unavailable