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Bull DPX/20Open Terminal Management (OTM)TWS2107 Terminal Emulation User’s GuideAIX86 A2 33PE 04ORDER REFERENCE

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viiiOTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide

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A-6OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide

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B-1Command TablesAppendix B. Command TablesCommand Tables SummaryThis appendix is organized as follows:• TWS2107 Commands for the Keyboard, on page B-

Page 5 - About this Book

B-2OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide<TAB>Move the cursor to the nexttab stopMove the cursor to the nextvariable field on the screen.<BACKT

Page 6 - Conventions

B-3Command Tables<F5>Insert a line on the page INEFFECTIVE<Ctrl><F5> Delete a line on the page INEFFECTIVE<F1> Define the star

Page 7 - Table of Contents

B-4OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide<SP>Annul the values of the pro-grammable functionsAnnul the values of the pro-grammable functions<Tra

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B-5Command Tables<Ctl><Z><TAB>Move the cursor to the pre-vious tab stopMove the cursor to the pre-vious variable field on thescreen&

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B-6OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide<Ctl><Z><Select.>Delete a line on the page INEFFECTIVE<Ctl><Z><L...m>Define

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B-7Command TablesOTHER Q303 COMMANDSQ303OPERATIONKEYNormal mode Format mode<Ctl><A><char>Modify the FC1 and FC2function codesModify

Page 11 - Chapter 1. Introduction

B-8OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide<Ctl><B>PAGE OVERFLOWErase the screen + quit the message<Ctl><U> QUIT THE EMULATORStop

Page 12 - ISO/DSA network

B-9Command Tables<Home>Move the cursor to the mar-gin of the first line on thescreen(HOME position)Move the cursor to the headof the 1st variabl

Page 13 - Emulation Functions

1-1IntroductionChapter 1. IntroductionTWS2107 Introduction Summary• General Overview, on page 1-1.• Emulation Functions, on page 1-3.• Additional Func

Page 14 - Connection with Host Systems

B-10OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide<Insert>Insert a character in the line Insert a character in the vari-able field<Delete> Delete a

Page 15 - Execution Environment

B-11Command Tables<Ctl><A><SP>Annul the values of the pro-grammable functionsAnnul the values of the pro-grammable functions<Esc&

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B-12OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide<help>HELPSummary of the principal TWS2107 commands<Ctl><E>or<PF1>MULTI TWS2107 SESSIO

Page 17 - Introduction

B-13Command TablesCorrespondent CommandEach record describes a correspondent and has the following structureCO <co name> – DMB <appl name>

Page 18 - Assisted Input

B-14OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide<string>O 10 characters enclosed in ” ”10 characters maximum onIOF9 characters maximum onTDSTWS2107 perm

Page 19 - Commands

B-15Command Tables(A = 41 H B = 42 HC = 43 H)– STR ”?A6414243”<con.descr> O 8 characters A name for the descrip-tion of a set of connec-tion

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B-16OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideTerminal Configuration FileThis file contains the description of a group of operational parameters for the key

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B-17Command TablesOPTION NAMEARGUMENT MEANING– FL Filler character (fields justified to theright in screen mode).0 Space character (Default).1 Charact

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B-18OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideFK CommandThis command introduces a user function key.It defines the action taken when this key is chosen by t

Page 23 - The “Terminal” Menu

C-1The KeysAppendix C. The KeysKeys SummaryThis appendix is organized as follows:• DKU7107 Keys, on pageC-1.• Q303 Keys, on page C-4.• Q310 Keys, on p

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1-2OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideDPS 7000DPS 9000IOFTDSTSSDM4TPDNSDATANETISO/DSA networkTWS2107DPXQ310Q303Q210DKU7102VT320TWS2103DPS 6000DTFDM6T

Page 25 - Using TWS2107 Emulation

C-2OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideCtrlCREraseF1F1F2F2F3F3F4F4F5F5F6F6

Page 26 - Meaning of Fields

C-3The KeysHomeLLMessageNL or <LF>ShiftSpaceSpaceSPSPTransTransTAB

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C-4OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideQ303 Keys––++cccharchardown arrowleft arrowqqrr

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C-5The Keysright arrowup arrowAABBBACKTAB=<Ctl><Z><TAB>CtlZtabCCCtlCtlDDDoDo

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C-6OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideEEEnterorFFF3F3F6F6F7F7F10F10F11F11FindFind

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C-7The KeysHelpHelpHomeHomeInsertInsertLLNext ScreenNext ScreenPrev. ScreenPrev. ScreenPF1PF1PF2PF2PF3PF3

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C-8OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuidePF4PF4RRRemoveRemoveSSSelectSelectSpaceSpaceSPSPTTTABtab

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C-9The KeysUUXXZZ

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C-10OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideQ310 Keys––++cccharchardown arrowleft arrowqqrr

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C-11The Keysright arrowup arrowAABBBACKTABFindCCCtlCtlDDDeleteDelete

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1-3IntroductionEmulation FunctionsSynchronous EmulationTWS2107 emulates the protocol of the DKU7107/7105 synchronous device on DPXterminals:• Q310 in

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C-12OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideDoDoEEEntréeEntréeEraseEraseEscEscFFF6F6F7F7F10F10

Page 37 - The “Function Key Group” Menu

C-13The KeysF11F11F12F12HelpHelpHomeHomeInsertInsertLLNext ScreenNext ScreenPrev. ScreenPrev. ScreenPF1PF1

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C-14OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuidePF2PF2PF3PF3PF4PF4RRSSSelectSelectShiftShiftSpaceSpaceSPSP

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C-15The KeysTTTAB and <BACKTAB>UUXXZZ

Page 40 - Function Key Group Name

C-16OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide

Page 41 - The “Function Key” Menu

G-1GlossaryGlossaryAbridged UserAn abridged user identification, stored in theregister, is an abbreviated representation of the“user–id”, “project”, “

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G-2OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide

Page 43 - Function Key Type

IndexX-1IndexSymbols$*$, 2-33$*$BRK, 2-12, 2-34, 5-13$*$CN, 2-12, 5-13$*$DIS, 2-12, 2-34, 5-13$*$FC, 2-34$HOME/vip_conf File, 2-4Numbers25th Line, 4-8

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OTM–TWS2107 Terminal Emulation User’s GuideX-2Function Key Menu, 2-30Function Keys, 1-3, 2-12, 2-24, B-16Menu, 2-4Name, 2-22, 2-27Type, 2-27HHA_TIMEOU

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IndexX-3Q306, 2-22Q310, 1-3, 2-22Real, 2-3Terminal Configuration Service, 2-1Terminal Menu, 2-4, 2-7Terminal Parameters, B-16Text, 2-27Timeout, 4-11TR

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1-4OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideAdditional FunctionsDynamic Execution of UNIX CommandsIt is possible to access the UNIX SHELL to execute a comm

Page 47 - Correspondent Register File

OTM–TWS2107 Terminal Emulation User’s GuideX-4

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Vos remarques sur ce document / Technical publication remark formTitre / Title :Bull DPX/20 Open Terminal Management (OTM) TWS2107 Terminal Emulation

Page 51 - Emulator Exit Command

Bull Electronics Angers S.A.CEDOCAtelier de Reprographie331 Avenue Patton49004 ANGERS CEDEX 01FRANCE86 A2 33PE 04ORDER REFERENCEPLACE BAR CODE IN LOWE

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Utiliser les marques de découpe pour obtenir les étiquettes.Use the cut marks to get the labels.AIX86 A2 33PE 04 OTMTWS2107 TerminalEmulation User’sGu

Page 54 - The Correspondent

1-5IntroductionCharacteristics: Installation – Operation Operation is facilitated by an integrated menu–driven system ensuring:• Terminal user welcome

Page 55 - The Abridged User

1-6OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide

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Using TWS2107 Emulation2-1Chapter 2. Using TWS2107 EmulationTWS2107 Emulation SummaryThis chapter is organized as follows:• Introduction, on page 2-1.

Page 57 - Application

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-22. Return to the main menu or start–up screen (the first screen on initiating TWS2107), bypressing the CONTROL

Page 58 - Remote Address

Using TWS2107 Emulation2-3CommandsIntroductionTwo types of commands should be distinguished on TWS2107:1. Commands from the emulated terminal, “mapped

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-4Configuration of the Emulated Terminal The Terminal in the Configuration FileThe configuration of the emulated

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Using TWS2107 Emulation2-5Terminal.Function Key Group. . . . . .function key F1function key F2function key F3function key F4function key F5function ke

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-6The first ADMINISTRATION menu appears.TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991A D M I N I S T R A T I O N M E N U___

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Using TWS2107 Emulation2-7The “Terminal” MenuTWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991A D M I N I S T R A T I O N____________________________________________

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-8Enter the name of your LOGIN (UNIX login), converted into UPPER CASE letters, to inquireon your set-up:TWS2107

Page 65 - Connecting

Using TWS2107 Emulation2-9If your “terminal” has already been created, you will obtain the desired information on thefollowing screen.TWS2107 V7xx.yCo

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-10The following screen is displayed:TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991G U I D E__________________________________

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Using TWS2107 Emulation2-11XX : Blink command represented by a ” ^ ” and blank by a ” ~ ”. The secret andflashing attributes are disabled.Default valu

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-12National CharactersThis field enables access the the national character sets.0 : International Character Set1

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Using TWS2107 Emulation2-13Creation of a New “Terminal” (Example)To exit from the “Terminal” menu, select 1 and validate the screenTWS2107 V7xx.yCopy

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Bull DPX/20Open Terminal Management (OTM)TWS2107 Terminal Emulation User’s GuideAIXSoftwareApril 1996Bull Electronics Angers S.A.CEDOCAtelier de Repro

Page 71 - Environment Variables

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-14If the terminal does not yet exist, you will have the default values of the fields defining the“set–up” in the

Page 72 - TRANSESP: Space Transmission

Using TWS2107 Emulation2-15For an explanation on the meaning of these fields, consult the guide screen.TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991G U I D E_____

Page 73 - Printer Configuration

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-16You will obtain the screen:TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991A D M I N I S T R A T I O N_______________________

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Using TWS2107 Emulation2-17Modification of a ’Terminal’ (Example)Beginning with the “terminal” created in the preceding section, to obtain a “Termina

Page 75 - Chapter 5. Keyboard Commands

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-18In the next screen, position yourself using the cursor movement and tabulation keys.In the “Fixed upper case”

Page 76 - Cursor One Step Up

Using TWS2107 Emulation2-19TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991A D M I N I S T R A T I O N_____________________________________________________________T

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-20TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991A D M I N I S T R A T I O N__________________________________________________

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Using TWS2107 Emulation2-21The “Function Key Group” MenuFrom the following “Terminal Configurations” menu screen:TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991A D

Page 79 - Keyboard Commands

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-22Two screens will then appear. In the first, type the Function Key Group name (G-EX forGroup EXample), in the s

Page 80 - Editing Commands

Using TWS2107 Emulation2-23By typing ctl P, you will return to the preceding screen, the Function Key Group menu:TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991A D

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The following copyright notice protects this book under the Copyright laws of the United States and othercountries which prohibit such actions as, but

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-24Function Key Group NameThis name determines the “Terminal” <–> “Function Key Group” link.Length

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Using TWS2107 Emulation2-25The “Function Key” MenuFrom the following “Terminal Configuration” menu screen:TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991A D M I N I

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-26Selection of 1 enables the creation of new Function Key definitions.TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991A D M I N

Page 85 - Other Commands

Using TWS2107 Emulation2-27Function Key NameThis is a symbolic name providing access to the programming functions for a Function Keyon the keyboard:Le

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-28The function type remains 0, which means “FKC function to be transmitted”. Put value 1 inthe Text field:TWS210

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Using TWS2107 Emulation2-29TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991A D M I N I S T R A T I O N_____________________________________________________________F

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-30In the following screen, contrary to the two preceding keys, the function type should be setto 2, which means

Page 89 - TWS2107 Specific Commands

Using TWS2107 Emulation2-31Terminal Configuration and Register FilesAccess to the Terminal Configuration and Register FilesAccess ControlIn the Admini

Page 90 - ’Break’

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-32This file is normally updated automatically by TWS2107 while operating OFF–LINE, in thescreens of the ”Corresp

Page 91 - ’Multi TWS2107’

Using TWS2107 Emulation2-33’Command Line’ ModeTWS2107 can run in ”command line” mode. It can go to this mode by selecting option 2 inthe main menu.In

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iiiPrefaceAbout this BookThis guide contains the information for configuring, administering and using TWS2107Terminal Emulation running under the Open

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-34Disconnection Command: $*$DISThis command does not have an argument or a keyword.It results in the non negotia

Page 94 - Quitting a TWS2107 Session

Using TWS2107 Emulation2-352. Previous TWS2107 sessionKey on the Q310 keyboard: <PF2> or <Esc><–>PF2Esc–orKey on the Q303 keyboard

Page 95 - TWS2107 Messages

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide2-36

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The Register3-1Chapter 3. The RegisterThe Register SummaryThis chapter is organized as follows:• Introduction, on page 3-1.• The Register Menu, on pag

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide3-2TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991A D M I N I S T R A T I O N___________________________________________________

Page 98 - OSI Services Error Codes

The Register3-3Alternative CorrespondentTo support the high availability feature it is necessary to indicate an alternativecorrespondent (or secondary

Page 99 - DSA Error Codes

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide3-4TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991_____________________________________________________________A D M I N I S T R

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The Register3-5TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991_____________________________________________________________A D M I N I S T R A T I O NU p d a t e

Page 101 - Appendix B. Command Tables

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide3-6SiteThis is the name of the site where the application may be found, or its “TRANSPORTSERVICE ACCESS POINT”. Ty

Page 102 - DKU7107 OPERATION

The Register3-7The Fields of the “Abridged User”To access the Abridged User Screen, follow this sequence of screens starting from the”ADMINISTRATION,

Page 103 - Command Tables

ivOTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideGlossaryIndexConventionsThe generic term DPX is used throughout this guide for systems belonging to the DPX/20fa

Page 104 - OPERATION

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide3-8Select Create:TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991_____________________________________________________________A D

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The Register3-9Identifier Field This is the “user–id” sent to the remote application during connection:Type : Upper and lower case alphanumeric, and n

Page 106 - Q303 OPERATION

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide3-10• The system header: characters of the header are in hexadecimal representation (4characters maximum)Example s

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Connecting4-1Chapter 4. ConnectingConnecting SummaryThis chapter is organized as follows:• The Connection, on page 4-1.• Description Of The Terminal S

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide4-2The following screen is the first connection screen:TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991C O N N E C T_____________

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Connecting4-3When you validate the screen, the data is extracted from the register and displayed in thefollowing screen:TWS2107 V707.9Copyright BULL 1

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide4-4TWS2107 V707.9Copyright BULL 1991C O N N E C T_____________________________________________________________C o

Page 111 - KEY OPERATION

Connecting4-5Guide–>ctl G Previous–>ctl P Summary–>ctl V Quit–>ctl UThese fields have already been presented (See “The Register Menu

Page 112 - Format or normal mode:

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide4-6a. The rest of the screen is empty:The user does not exist in the register. The validation of the connection co

Page 113 - Correspondent Command

Connecting4-7• Even if the user field is not blank, the values taken into account for the Identifier, Project,Password, Billing and String parameters

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vContentsTable of ContentsChapter 1. Introduction 1-1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 115 - The Use of Keywords

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide4-8Description Of The Terminal Status LineThe status line contains the following information:TRANS This indicator

Page 116 - Terminal Configuration File

Connecting4-9Environment VariablesThese following variables are generated by the TWS2107 configuration (refer to OTMAdministrator’s and User’s Guide).

Page 117 - FG Command

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide4-10If the parameters are operative, printing will begin as soon as one of the conditions isfulfilled.Example:BYTE

Page 118 - FK Command

Connecting4-11HA_TIMEOUT: High Availability Disable TimeoutIf the first Correspondent (that has been defined in a High Availability environment togeth

Page 119 - Appendix C. The Keys

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide4-12

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Keyboard Commands5-1Chapter 5. Keyboard CommandsKeyboard Commands SummaryThis chapter is organized as follows:• Introduction, on page 5-1.• DKU7107/71

Page 121 - The Keys

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide5-2Format mode:If the cursor is in a field, movement to the right is blocked at the end of the field.If the cursor

Page 122 - Q303 Keys

Keyboard Commands5-3• If the cursor is in a multi–line field, it goes to the first position in the previous line of thatparticular multi–line zone. If

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide5-4HomeNormal mode:Positions the cursor in the margin of the first line of the screen.Format mode:Moves the cursor

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Keyboard Commands5-5Moves the cursor to the first position in the first, unprotected field up the screen. The cursorcannot move past the first field.S

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viOTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideChapter 3. The Register 3-1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide5-6Partial ReinitializationStrike one of these keys on the DKU7107 keyboard: <Ctrl><Home>Strike one

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Keyboard Commands5-7ShiftEraseStrike one of these keys on the Q303 keyboard: <Ctl><Z><Remove>CtlZRemoveErases the active partition

Page 128 - Q310 Keys

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide5-8Same as for normal mode, except:• Only the field variables are erased,• Erases characters and video attributes

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Keyboard Commands5-9Format mode:The characters, from the current cursor position to the end of the field zone, are moved onestep to the right. A space

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide5-10The lines from the cursor position to the end of the screen are moved down one line. A lineof spaces is insert

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Keyboard Commands5-11Transmission CommandsStrike this key on the DKU7107/7105 keyboard:Case 1: <Trans>TransCase 2: <Ctrl><Trans>

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide5-12When we run this command by introducing a code, the code replaces the value of FC1, andthe old value of FC1 re

Page 133 - TAB and <BACKTAB>

Keyboard Commands5-13CtlZ SNormal mode and format mode:When a message is received from the host, signalled by “Message Waiting”, the user canmake it v

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide5-14Function keys programmed on the terminalQ310 invt320 modeQ303Esc PF1 PF1Esc PF2 PF2Esc PF3 PF3Esc PF4 PF4Esc F

Page 135 - Glossary

Keyboard Commands5-15TWS2107 Specific CommandsThese commands are not handled by the intelligence of a DKU7105 or a DKU7107 terminalconcentrator, but w

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viiContentsAppendix B. Command Tables B-1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Command Tables Summary

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide5-16’Help’ It is possible to display, at any time, a summary of the commands commonly used inTWS2107 and specific

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Keyboard Commands5-17Return to the Menus After DisconnectionLine ModeIn the main menu:TWS2107 V7xx.yCopyright BULL 1991W E L C O M E M E N U______

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OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide5-18The ’New TWS2107 Session’ Command This command is used, under TWS2107, to initiate “another TWS2107”, freezing

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Keyboard Commands5-19Previous or Next TWS2107 SessionWhen you work in “Multi TWS2107” mode, you can move sequentially from one session toanother, forw

Page 141 - ADRESSE / ADDRESS :

OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s Guide5-20Quitting a TWS2107 SessionA TWS2107 session is aborted by using the TWS2107 quit command which produces aneffe

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A-1Error Messages and Return CodesAppendix A. Error Messages and Return CodesError Messages and Return Codes SummaryThis appendix is organized as foll

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A-2OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideTable Of Error Messages By Type Of CommandCOMMANDMESSAGE DESCRIPTIONCorrespondentunknownThe correspondent indic

Page 144 - ORDER REFERENCE

A-3Error Messages and Return CodesCOMMANDMESSAGE DESCRIPTIONFunction codemodificationNoneConnection inprogressTransmission refused because theconnecti

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A-4OTM – TWS2107 Emulation User’s GuideLocal Dialog CodesThese codes are returned by local dialog messages.$$ you are disconnected (error: xxxxxxxx)$$

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A-5Error Messages and Return CodesDSA Error CodesSome Examples:DSA errorcodeMeaning in this situation00 04 Remote application not available.The applic

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