Command
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Description
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8_BIT
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Display 8-bit characters (otherwise trim high bit).
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AUTO_COPY
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Turn auto copy on.
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BAUD x
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Sets baud rate to x. x may be "AUTO" for auto-baud rate.
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COLUMNS n
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Sets number of screen columns to x. The total screen size (rows times columns) must be no more than 32,768.
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COLUMN n
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Sets cursor position to n.
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CONTROL x
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Defines how control characters received by the terminal are handled. x is one of the following: BLANK = Do not display control characters IGNORE = Ignore control characters NOBLANK = Display control characters NOIGNORE = Do not ignore control characters.
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CURSOR x
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Defines cursor mode. x is one of the following: NONE = No cursor is shown. BLINK = Cursor blinks. See RATE. SOLID = Solid cursor (underline otherwise).
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DATA_BITS n
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Sets the transmitted data bits to x. Default is 8.
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EMULATION x
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Sets terminal emulation. x is one of the following: TTY = Component emulates a "glass teletype". VT05 = Component emulates a DEC VT05 terminal. VT50 = Component emulates a DEC VT50 terminal. VT52 = Component emulates a DEC VT52 terminal.
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FLOW x
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Defines the flow-control mechanism used on the serial interface. x can be one of the following:
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FONT{/WINDOWS} x
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Defines the character set. x is the character set file to load. If /WINDOWS is specified, x is interpreted as a Windows font name.
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KEYBOARD x
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Change keyboard to use the component specified as x. Note that the component name must include a complete path and filename, including extension. Also unhides the keyboard.
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LOG{/APPEND} x
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Log received data to file x. If /APPEND is specified, the file is appended to, otherwise it is overwritten if it exists
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MAP k x
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Maps Windows key k to text in x. In addition to normal ASCII characters, valid Windows key names are: F1 F2
F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12 CANCEL CLEAR PAUSE PAGE_UP PAGE_DOWN END_CB PRINT INSERT SPACE TAB ESCAPE CR LF RUB OUT BREAK
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MARGIN x
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Set screen margin to x pixels.
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MARGIN_BELL
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Sound bell when cursor reaches end of row.
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MIXEDCASE x
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Defines uppercase conversions. x is one of the following: IN = Do not convert all in-coming characters to uppercase. This is the default. OUT = Do not convert all out-going characters to uppercase. This is the default.
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NO8_BIT
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Trim high bit from displayed characters. This is the default.
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NOAUTO_COPY
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Turn auto copy off. This is the default.
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NOKEYBOARD
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Hide keyboard.
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NOMARGIN_BELL
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Do not sound bell when cursor reaches end of row. This is the default.
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NOPARALLEL
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Runs display synchronously with the rest of the application.
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NORMAL
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Sets screen to normal (white on black). This is the default.
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NOSCROLL
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Do not scroll screen.
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NOWRAP
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Do not move cursor to next line when past end of line.
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PARALLEL
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Runs display as a separate thread (default).
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PPBAUD x
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Sets printer port baud rate to x. x may be "AUTO" for auto-baud rate.
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PPDATA_BITS n
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Sets the transmitted data bits to x for the printer port. Default is 8.
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PPFLOW x
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Defines the flow-control mechanism used on the printer port interface. x can be one of the following: NONE = No flow control (teh default). XOFF = Use XON/XOFF flow control. CTS = Use CTS/RTS flow control.
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PPSTOP n
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Sets the number of stop bits on the printer port interface to n, where n is "1" or "2".
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PRINTER n
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Connect to a cable component, specified as x, to the printer port. Note that the component name must include a complete path and filename, including extension.
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RATE n
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Set cursor blink rate to n milliseconds.
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ROW n
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Set cursor row to n.
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ROWS n
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Sets the number of screen rows to n.
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SCROLL
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Allow scrolling. This is the default.
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STOP n
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Sets the number of stop bits on the serial interface to n, where n is "1" or "2".
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UPPERCASE x
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Defines uppercase conversions. x is one of the following: IN = Convert all in-coming characters to uppercase. OUT = Convert all out-going characters to uppercase.
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WRAP
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Move cursor to next line when past end of line. This is the default.
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