RAD Data comm ASMI-450 Dsp Alm, Function, Terminal Type, VT-52, VT-100, Freedom-110, Format Use

ASMi-450 Control from the Control Port

Function			Terminal Type
	TV- 920	VT-52	VT-100	Freedom-110	Freedom-220
Clear Screen	1B2A0000	N/A	1B5B324A	1B2A0000	1B5B324A
Cursor Home	1E000000	1B480000	1B5B4800	1E000000	1B5B4800
Cursor Right	0C000000	1B430000	1B5B3143	0C000000	1B5B0143

Format

Use

DEF TERM 'terminal'

1.To configure the ASMi-450 for using the control sequences corresponding to a supported terminal, type:

DEF TERM 'terminal'<CR>

where 'terminal' stands for one of the types listed in the table above.

2.In response, you will see the new control sequences, in the format shown below:

New Control Sequences:

CLEAR SCREEN = hhhhhhhh

CURSOR HOME = hhhhhhhh

CURSOR RIGHT = hhhhhhhh

where h indicates hexadecimal digits.

DSP ALM --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Purpose	Display the contents of the alarm buffer. This buffer can contain up to 100 alarms.
Format	DSP ALM [Option]
Use	1. To display the complete contents of the buffer, type:
	DSP ALM<CR>
	2. To display the complete buffer contents and then clear the type-ON alarms, type:
	DSP ALM /C<CR>
	3. To display the complete buffer and then clear all the stored alarms, type:
	DSP ALM /CA<CR>
Display	The contents of the alarm buffer are displayed as a table with four columns: the alarm
Format	number and alarm syntax (description), alarm state, and time of alarm occurrence. Each
	block of alarms received from a ASMi-450 is preceded by a header. The header lists the
	assigned node name and the node number of the ASMi-450 unit which sent the alarm
	block, and thus it serves as an easily-identified separator between alarms transmitted by
	different ASMi-450 units.
	Table 4-2 lists all the alarm messages that can be displayed by the terminal.

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