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Chapter 3 - MultiModemISI Driver Installation
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A sample file for the Wyse50 terminal is provided in the following
example:
wy50 wyse50 w50 ; line 1
vs Shift_F1 \001' \015 ; line 2
vs Shift_F2 \001a\015 ; line 3
sw Shift_F3 \001b\015 ; line 4
cm Shift_F4 \001c\015 ; line 5
cm Shift_F5 \001d\015 ; line 6
lm Shift_F6 \001e\015 ; line 7
qm Shift_F7 \001f\015 ; line 8
ps \033w0 ; line 9
ps \033w1 ; line 10
clear \033+ ; line 11
time 1 ; line 12
Line 1 Gives all the different names that the Wyse50 terminal is
known.
Line 2 Specifies the virtual screen 0 settings. When the help
screen is displayed, <Shift>+<F1> is displayed for the
virtual screen 0. The entry means that the terminal is
going to send a string with the first ASCII character
being start of header (01 Hex), second character a
hyphen (-), and the last character a carriage return
<CR> when <Shift>+<F1> is entered on the terminal
and that Multi_View is switched to the shell/process
associated with virtual screen 0.
Line 3 Specifies the entry for virtual screen 1.
Lines 4-8 Describes the hot keys to switch between the current
and previous virtual screens, create a new virtual
screen, display the help on the hot keys, quit Multi_View
with a zero exit status and end Multi_View with a non-
zero status respectively.
Lines 9,10 Describes the physical pages on the terminal. The
second string on each line gives the escape sequence
that needs to be sent out to the terminal to switch to the
appropriate physical page.
Line 11 Clear string to clear the screen.
Line 12 Specifies at least a 0.1 second wait in reading data
before going ahead and check for hot keys.