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IBM TN5250 manual 2-14, Chapter, 10 Auto Key Entry Menu

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Auto Key Entry Menu

Key sequences can be entered automatically. To do this, enter the Auto Key Entry mode by pressing F2 in the Edit Keys menu. The Auto Key Entry menu appears. Figure 2-10 shows the Auto Key Entry menu.

Figure 2-10 Auto Key Entry Menu

Auto Key Entry

\ Exit Auto Key Entry

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To use this menu:

1Position the cursor next to the key you want to remap.

2Press F2.

3Type in your change.

4Press the \ key.

5Select Save, then press Ctrl (right).

The Edit Keys menu now displays the new key mapping. The Auto Key Entry function is helpful if you are mapping keys such as F1. TN5250 automatically enters the appropriate octal values for the mapped keys.

Note If the Edit Key Conflict menu appears, see “Edit Key Conflict Menu” in the next section.

New keyboard mappings are saved by selecting Save in the Edit Key Response menu. From this menu, you can also:

◆Cancel

◆Add

Note If you want to use the default values, use Restore Default Mapping, in the Keyboard Mapping menu.

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IBM TN5250 manual 2-14, Chapter, 10 Auto Key Entry Menu

Contents

TN5250 Terminal Emulation User’s GuideTN5250 Terminal Emulation User’s Guide 1 Getting Started ContentsOverview 2 The Menu SystemContents A Error MessagesB Troubleshooting Aids 3 Terminal KeyboardList of Tables ContentsCopyright Notice TrademarksRestricted Rights Grant Disclaimer of WarrantyLicense Agreement Limit of liabilityIntroduction Product FeaturesOverview About This GuideThe TN5250 Guide Format ConventionsOverview ConnectionSequence Format OverviewTN5250 Server Connection Definitions 1 Getting StartedDownloading TN5250 Option Firmware Preexisting Connection DefinitionsDefinitions ChapterNew Connection list, you can create one byOptions TN5250 CommandGetting Started escape characterSessions terminal terminal typeChapter User-Opened Emulator-OpenedSessions Getting StartedPort Number Specify 23 or other appropriate number 3 In the Open Session menu with the Tab key selectSession Enter a name for your session Ending a Session2 The Menu System Main MenuChapter Figure 2-1 Main Menu - Emulator-Opened SessionsFigure 2-2 Main Menu - User-Opened Sessions Sessions Menu The Menu SystemChapter Figure 2-3 Sessions MenuThe Menu System Open Session Menu3=Switch 1=CreateAuto Start ChapterSession Host NameAbout TN5250 Menu The Menu SystemFigure 2-5 About TN5250 Menu Figure 2-6 Utilities Menu Utilities MenuChapter F12Prev MenuRemapping Local Parameter KeysThe Menu System Chapter Screen Attributes Menu2-10 Figure 2-7 Screen Attributes MenuThe Menu System Keyboard Mapping Menu2-11 Figure 2-8 Keyboard Mapping Menu2-12 ChapterTable 2-5 describes the functions of the Keyboard Mapping menu The Menu System Edit Keys Menu2-13 Figure 2-9 Edit Keys MenuChapter Auto Key Entry Menu2-14 Figure 2-10 Auto Key Entry Menu2-15 Edit Key Conflict MenuThe Menu System Figure 2-11 Edit Key Conflict MenuChapter Help Menu2-16 Figure 2-12 Main Menu - TN5250 - Help3 Terminal Keyboard 5250 KeyboardChapter KeysTN5250 Key DefinitionsTerminal Keyboard keypad Enter noneCtrl right Keypad Ctrl leftshift F2 Terminal Keyboardshift F1 shift F3Chapter Table 3-3 Cursor Control KeysRoll Down Forward Tabkeypad Ins keypad PgUpnone Text Assist KeysChapter noneTerminal Keyboard TypeAhead BufferingLocked Keyboard noneA Error Messages Telnet Errorsnetwork problem TN5250 Internal ErrorsSee your system administrator Appendix AError Messages Status Line ErrorsThe Status Line 5394 Remote Control Unit Functions Reference Manual for further Appendix AError Messages 0009You pressed the pad 1 key when it is not allowed Appendix ANetwork B Troubleshooting AidsProblem Description InformationIndex Index-2 883554-02 Rev. A June Printed in U.S.A