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SNA

System network architecture. An IBM

 

communication standard.

Space

A print position where no character is

 

printed.

Stop bits

A bit or group of bits that indicates the

 

end of a data word and defines the

 

space between data words.

SVF

Set vertical format.

System printer

The printer designated as the primary

 

printer in a mainframe environment.

T

 

 

 

T1-Tn

The character positions of the

 

horizontal or vertical tab settings, if

 

any.

Tab

A carriage control that specifies output

 

columns and rows.

Terminator

A character or sequence of characters

 

that indicates the end of a data string

 

that is variable in length.

Timer

A configuration option that determines

 

how long an idle host or alternate host

 

controls an output port.

TM

Top margin.

Top margin

The topmost position on a page where a

 

character can be printed.

Translate tables

Look-up tables used by the ULTRA to

 

translate data input into the desired data

 

output.

Transparency

A method of embedding unprinted

 

printer control code escape sequences in

 

a host data stream using normally

 

printable characters.

Trigger

The character(s) that indicates the

 

beginning of a transparent command.

TRN

Transparency.

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6287 specifications

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