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Advanced Features 7-35
After you create these macros, pressing <F1> on the keyboard while running the terminal
emulation software sends <Esc><Shift>op to the system. When these three characters
are transmitted, the system interprets them as <F1>. You need this functionality to change
the settings in the System Setup program or to continue if there is an error on your system
and you are prompted to press <F1>.
In addition to macros for the function keys, it is recommended that you set up macros for
the additional escape sequences listed in Table 7-5.
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F8 <Esc> <Shift>ow
F9 <Esc> <Shift>ox
F10 <Esc> <Shift>oy
F11 <Esc> <Shift>oz
F12 <Esc> <Shift>oa
Table 7-5. Additional Escape Sequences
Key Combination Supported Sequence
<Alt>key <Esc> key
<Ctrl><Alt><Del> <Esc> <Shift>r <Esc> r <Esc> <Shift>r
(This combination reboots the server.)
<Ctrl><Shift>i <Esc> <Ctrl><Shift>i
<Ctrl <Shift>j <Esc> <Ctrl><Shift>j
<Ctrl><Shift>h <Esc> <Ctrl><Shift>h
<Ctrl><Shift>m <Esc> <Ctrl><Shift>m
<Ctrl>2 <Esc> <Ctrl>2
Table 7-4. ANSI Supported Escape Sequences
Key Supported Sequences