GLOSSARY

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Normal operating mode

The ULTRA mode in which host data

 

may be accepted.

Null

X'00.' Output by the ULTRA as a space.

Null line

A line in the data stream containing

 

only null characters.

O

 

 

 

One-trigger

A form of pseudo transparency that

 

uses a single trigger character followed

 

by a count byte that indicates the length

 

of the escape sequence.

Option

An ULTRA configuration parameter for

 

which the user can make a choice.

Output

Data transferred from a computer’s

 

internal storage to an output device.

Output device

A unit that takes data output from a

 

computer and presents it in the form

 

desired by the user.

Overstrike

A DisplayWrite 370 function in which

 

two characters may be printed in the

 

same presentation position.

P

 

 

 

PA1

Program attention key 1.

PA2

Program attention key 2.

Page control

The method by which page boundaries

 

(margins) are determined. Page control

 

may be done either by the host

 

application or by the ULTRA.

Parallel interface

8 bits of a byte are transmitted

 

simultaneously through 8 parallel wires.

Parity

A bit added to a data word that is used

 

for error checking. Simple parity can be

 

either odd or even.

PFS

Programmable function string.

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Agilent Technologies 6287 manual PA1, PA2, Pfs

6287 specifications

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