DEC Additional Multinational 8-BIT Character SET | Xerox 05W

Character Sets

DEC ADDITIONAL (MULTINATIONAL 8-BIT) CHARACTER SET

(VT220 Alpha Mode)

8		9		10				11			12			13			14			15			COLUMN

10		10		10				10			11			11			11			11			8	BITS	R
10		10		10				10			11			11			11			11				76	O
00		01				10			11			00			01			10			11		43215		W
	200	DCS	220				240	°		260	À		300			320	à		340			360	0000		0
	128	DCS	144				160	°		176	À		192			208	à		224			240	0000		0
	80		90				A0			B0			C0			D0			E0			F0
	201	PU1	221	¡			241	±		261	Á		301	Ñ		321	á		341	ñ		361	0001		1
	129	PU1	145	¡			161	±		177	Á		193	Ñ		209	á		225	ñ		241	0001		1
	81		91				A1			B1			C1			D1			E1			F1
	202	PU2	222	¢			242	2		262	Â		302	Ò		322	â		342	ò		362	0010		2
	130		146				162	2		178			194			210			226			242
	130		146				162			178			194			210			226			242
	82		92				A2			B2			C2			D2			E2			F2
	203	STS	223	£			243	3		263	Ã		303	Ó		323	ã		343	ó		363	0011		3
	131		147				163	3		179			195			211			227			243
	131		147				163			179			195			211			227			243
	83		93				A3			B3			C3			D3			E3			F3
IND	204	CCH	224	¨			244			264	Ä		304	Ô		324	ä		344	ô		364	0100		4
IND	132	CCH	148	¨			164			180	Ä		196	Ô		212	ä		228	ô		244	0100		4
	84		94				A4			B4			C4			D4			E4			F4
NEL	205	MW	225	¥			245	µ		265	Å		305	Õ		325	å		345	õ		365	0101		5
NEL	133	MW	149	¥			165	µ		181	Å		197	Õ		213	å		229	õ		245	0101		5
	85		95				A5			B5			C5			D5			E5			F5
SSA	206	SPA	226				246	¶		266	Æ		306	Ö		326	æ		346	ö		366	0110		6
	134		150				166			182			198			214			230			246
	134		150				166			182			198			214			230			246
	86		96				A6			B6			C6			D6			E6			F6
ESA	207	EPA	227	§			247	·		267	Ç		307	Œ		327	ç		347	œ		367	0111		7
ESA	135	EPA	151	§			167	·		183	Ç		199	Œ		215	ç		231	œ		247	0111		7
	87		97				A7			B7			C7			D7			E7			F7
HTS	210		230	¤			250			270	È		310	Ø		330	è		350	ø		370	1000		8
HTS	136		152	¤			168			184	È		200	Ø		216	è		232	ø		248	1000		8
	88		98				A8			B8			C8			D8			E8			F8
HTJ	211		231	©			251	1		271	É		311	Ù		331	é		351	ù		371	1001		9
	137		153				169	1		185			201			217			233			249
	137		153				169			185			201			217			233			249
	89		99				A9			B9			C9			D9			E9			F9
VTS	212		232	ª			252	º		272	Ê		312	Ú		332	ê		352	ú		372	1010		10
	138		154				170			186			202			218			234			250
	8A		9A				AA			BA			CA			DA			EA			FA
PLD	213	CSI	233	«			253	»		273	Ë		313	Û		333	ë		353	û		373	1011		11
PLD	139	CSI	155	«			171	»		187	Ë		203	Û		219	ë		235	û		251	1011		11
	8B		9B				AB			BB			CB			DB			EB			FB
PLU	214	ST	234				254	1/4		274	Ì		314	Ü		334	ì		354	ü		374	1100		12
PLU	140	ST	156				172	1/4		188	Ì		204	Ü		220	ì		236	ü		252	1100		12
	8C		9C				AC			BC			CC			DC			EC			FC
RI	215	OSC	235				255	1/2		275	Í		315	Ÿ		335	í		355	ÿ		375	1101		13
RI	141	OSC	157				173	1/2		189	Í		205	Ÿ		221	í		237	ÿ		253	1101		13
	8D		9D				AD			BD			CD			DD			ED			FD
SS2	216	PM	236				256			276	Î		316			336	î		356			376	1110		14
SS2	142	PM	158				174			190	Î		206			222	î		238			254	1110		14
	8E		9E				AE			BE			CE			DE			EE			FE
SS3	217	APC	237				257	¿		277	Ï		317	ß		337	ï		357			377	1111		15
SS3	143	APC	159				175	¿		191	Ï		207	ß		223	ï		239			255	1111		15
	8F		9F				AF			BF			CF			DF			EF			FF

KEY:

33OCTAL

ESC 27 DECIMAL

1B HEXADECIMAL

This is the second half of the Multinational character set when TeemTalk is in VT220 Alpha overall mode (the first half is the ASCII character set). These characters may be generated when TeemTalk is in VT220 7 or 8 bit mode and the Multinational option in the Emulation Settings dialog box is selected.

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Xerox 05W, 07W & -11W manual DEC Additional Multinational 8-BIT Character SET, VT220 Alpha Mode

07W & -11W, 05W specifications

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Contents

TeemTalk 05W, -07W & -11W USA TeemTalk Trademarks Contents Keyboard Configuration Contents-2 Setup Menus Contents-3 Contents-4 File Transfer Contents-5 11-1 Contents-6 Character Sets What Is TeemTalk? Introduction About This Users Guide Getting Started FTP File Transfer Terms & Conventions Running TeemTalk Getting StartedQuitting TeemTalk Quitting using the Control menu Creating a Communications Session Host CommunicationsMakingASerialHostConnection MakingANetworkHostConnection Getting Started Creating a Connection Template Using EnvironmentVariablesTo Locate Settings Files Selecting a Connection Template Sedescription Selecting The Terminal Emulation Tablet & Mouse Configuration Primary Setup Mode Mouse Mouse TeemTalk Display Title Bar Menu Bar Minimize & Maximize ButtonsTo display a menu To close a menu ResizingTheWindowKeyboard Press the Alt key Toolbar To resize the window Scroll Bar Soft Buttons Getting Started Getting Started 82 to Status Bar98 to To resize the window using the border Window Border & Corners Default Font Sizes Emulation Workspace Text Cursor Selection Cursor Gin Cursor Getting Started Keyboard Configuration Introduction AT Keyboard Layout DEC VT220 Mode Mapping AT Keyboard Layout Tek, VT100 & Edit Mode Mapping Enhanced DEC Alt key usage Keys marked have no function Enhanced Tek LK250/450 Keyboard VT220 Mode Mapping Layout DEC Tek DEC LK250 Keyboard Drivers Lk250.drv Xlat437.bin Vkd250.386 Keyboard Nationality Cursor Keys Remapping The Keyboard Remapping Normal Key Functions Remapping Key Combination Functions Programming a Key Key Combinations & Sequences Entering Control CharactersALT+F4 Entering Command Lines Changing The Window FocusInitiating a Script File Action Locally Or Transmit To Host Default Key Definitions Euro Sign Compose Character Sequences Diacritical Mark Equivalent Character Compose Character Sequences Compose Character Sequences Or ¨ o Keyboard Configuration Mouse Functions Redefining The Mouse Buttons Mouse Functions Selecting & Copying Text Disabling The Copy & Paste Functions Moving The Cursor In Block Mode Button Mouse Emulating 3-ButtonShow & Action Hotspots Send Keyword Using The Toolbar Toolbar Predefined Button Tools Toolbar Toolbar Redefining The Toolbar Adding Button Bitmaps Assigning Functions To Buttons EnteringControlCharacters Key Combinations & Sequences Entering Command LinesChangingTheWindow Focus Removing Button Tools Initiating a Script FileSaving The Button Tools Hotspots Using HotspotsIdentify hotspots Control + Right Mouse Button Defining Hotspots Login=hostnameM Insert=VTINSERT Help=ALT+F4 Command=F2F3F4Script=myscript.scrvalue1,value2 Setup Menus Selecting & Closing Menus Using The Menus Dialog Boxes To select a menu option Default Settings To select a dialog box optionTo close a dialog box without actioning changes To close a dialog box and action changes Creating a Connection Template Using Environment Variables To Locate Settings Files Selecting a Connection Template Menu Descriptions Factory DefaultFile Menu Reset Terminal New Connection Making a Network Host Connection Open Session Close Session Save Session Save Session As Startup Options Capture File Printer Setup Replay FileFile Transfer FTP Print Screen Setup Menus Cancel Print Print BufferAuto Print Eject Exit Telnet Options Port NumberTelnet Name Suppress Echo Break Settings Force Negotiation Clipboard Text Clipboard Graphics Edit MenuDDE Row Copy DDE Column Copy Copy Paste Select All Clear Buffer Settings Menu Emulation Settings Emulation Code 1 Selects Terminal IDMultinational Display Controls Serial Settings Baud RateParity Flow Control Data Bits Stop BitsTransmit Rate On Line Ncsi Settings Show Port Details Keyboard Language Terminal SettingsLF Implies CR CR Implies LF Ignore DeletesApplication Keypad Application Cursor Keys Report Maximum Line Length Bypass Cancel CharacterEnd Of Line Characters End Of Message Characters EOM FrequencyTerminal Answerback String Dialog Settings Burst ScrollAuto Wrap Dialog Indices Locked Dialog Area Visible Cursor OriginCursor Style Columns Dialog Area Lines Dialog Area EnabledDialog Area Buffer Tablet Type Gin SettingsSerial Port Device Gin Tablet Characters Map Mouse To Joystick Attributes Ansi Colours Disabled Screen ElementAttribute Use Colours Colours Cleared With Attributes CustomizingThe Colour SelectionAttributes Use Normal BG Visual Method Numeric Value Method Keyboard Macros KeyboardMapping Remapping Normal Key Functions Programming a Key EnteringControlCharacters Default Key Definitions EnteringCommandLinesAction Locally Or Transmit To Host Euro Sign Buttonlevels= Programming a Soft Button B1 Command text box ALT+F4 B2 Command text box F2F3F4 Initiating a Script File Mouse Button Actions Setup Menus ButtonTools Adding Button Bitmaps Assigning FunctionsTo Buttons Removing ButtonTools Help Contents How To Use HelpHelp Menu About TeemTalk Protocols Supported File TransferKermit Ymodem Batch Zmodem Sending Files File Transfer Receiving Files File Transfer Cancelling a File Transfer Setting Protocol Parameters TimerGeneral Parameters Discard partial file Duplicate file warning Send delay for first packetRetry limit Timeout in secs Kermit ParametersStart of Packet Padding count End of line char Quote charPacket size Checksum Type CR Translation Ascii ParametersLF Translation Line Pacing Time Line Pacing CharacterExpand Blank Lines Zmodem Parameters Data Conversion File Transfer Action Receive Existing File OnlyChange . to / in Filename Send Full Pathname Window Size Remote CommandEscape Control Codes Command Kermit Remote OperationsGet Change Dir Directory EraseHelp Type Local Operation File Transfer Configuration Requirements ICL FTF File TransferNigelpc RemoteDteAddress=020723feda67 Locallsap 0xFE Sending & Receiving Files ICL FTF File Transfer Transfer Options Text FormattingEOR=, no FEs EOR=NL+FEs Timeout Intervals Horizontal Tab SettingsMaximum Record Size Maximum Transfer Size Preserve Record Boundaries Debug TransferPreserve Horizontal Tabs Remote Host Options Remote File OperationMake Replace File Password Account PasswordInformation Message Account Text Storage Code PrintSpecial Options Keyword=value,keyword=value ICL FTF File Transfer FTP File Transfer Transfer Procedure10-1 10-2 Auto VAX MultiNet VAX TCPWare HP3000Prime AS400 Tandem Dos 10-3 10-4 10-5 10-6 Menu & Toolbar Options 10-7 Delete 10-8Rename 10-9 Remote Change ModeCreate Directory 10-10 Session MenuConnect to Host Configure Menu Transfer Settings10-11 Disconnect from Host Save Settings on Exit View Menu10-12 Debug Output FTP Initialization File Entries Use Asynchronous Calls10-13 Blocking=1 FTP Command Line Options Disable Delete CommandProgress Bar Disabling The Include Subdirectories Option Initialization Commands Initialization FileWindows 11-1 \TEEMTALK default TeemTalk Private Profile File11-2 Tt07w Host=sparc1 Protocol=lanman Buttonlevels=2 \PROGRAM FILES\TEEMTALK default Windows 95 & NT11-3 \WIN95 11-4 Startup,default Host=neoware Protocol=tcpip Buttonlevels=2Startup,name \TEEMTALK\TT07W.EXE -seMYSETUP -sb Command Line Option Format11-5 11-6 Command SummaryNetwork Connection Keyboard & Mouse 11-7Printing Network Connection Network Host NameNetwork Protocol 11-8 Load Winsock On Startup NetBIOS Version11-9 TSR Identifier Input Queue Size11-10 Netid=48 Disable Closed Connection Message Box Disable New Session Warning Message BoxDisable Exit TeemTalk Message Box 11-11 Telnet Commands Telnet Break SettingsSuppress Telnet Echo Option Telnet Binary Options Session Configuration Startup Command Group To Action11-13 Windows Path For Emulation Settings File Path For Workspace Settings FilePrivate Profile File To Use Connection Template To Use Run Script File Return Script Values In UppercaseHide Script Parameters Zmodem Startup Disable Bell 11-16 Window Minimized When Loaded Window Maximized When LoadedWorkspace Fills Screen When Loaded Disable Copyright Message Disable Control Menu & Min/Maximize Buttons Disable Control MenuDisable Close Window Items Disable Minimize Button Disable Window Frame Disable Title BarDisable Menu Items 11-19 Disable Menu Bar Disable ToolbarDisable Scroll Bar Window Title Disable Status Bar Default Font SizeWindow Subtitle Soft Buttons Displayed Bold Font In Full Screen Workspace Flashing Characters Enabled In All Sessions11-22 Text Redraw Delay Support Multiple SurfacesAlpha Off During Redraw Crosshair Cursor Size Disable Graphics Show Through Segment Memory SizeMaximum Number Of Segments In Memory 11-24 Disable Editing Functions Keyboard & MouseLK450 Keyboard Mouse Cursor Style 11-26 Default TeemTalk Printer Use Windows Default PrinterPrinting Use Print Manager Send Print Data To File Disable Remote Printing Sequences11-28 Using An Initialization File Command Creating a Script FileInitiating a Script File TeemTalk forWindows Using a Command Line Option Using The File MenuUsing a Key Or Button Definition TeemTalk forWindows 95 & NT Using An Escape Sequence Assigning Values To Variables12-3 ESC P 2 z filename ESC \ Log On Script Script File Examples12-4 Programming Soft Buttons 12-5 12-6 Programming Keyboard MacrosPset macro a VKF1 logon1 Initiating a DDE Conversation Launching An Application Changing The Window Focus12-7 12-8 12-9 Initiating a File TransferPUT set file type binaryr Hcmp 60,C-Kermit Remote Send a filename using Kermit Lab4 LET success = 12-10 12-11 Take Kermit out of server mode Lab5 LET success =Msgbox Kermit remote Send successful,1,reply Lab6 Syntax Conventions 12-12 12-13 Decimal Value Of Ascii Characters In StringsAscii Control Character Abbreviations Boolean Values Script Operators Numeric Operators12-14 Subtraction 12-15 Equivalence Testing == !=Division Operators / % String Operators 12-16Arithmetic Modifiers += -= *= /= %= Copying Strings = + += Precedence & Order Of Evaluation 12-17 Command Descriptions Conventions12-18 Character Case Command Summary 12-19 12-20 12-21 12-22 Commands Clipbd Empty Clipbd ReadClipbd Write CLR DDE Cancel DDE ExecuteDDE Initiate 12-25 DDE Poke 12-26 DDE Request DECDecrypt 12-27 Dirfirst Dialogue12-28 Dirnext Syntax Dirnext filename size mode modtime uname gname12-29 Else DSP12-30 Errorcode ErrorlineEncrypt Exit File Close File CopyFile Delete File Open File Rename File Read12-33 File Rget File SeekFile Stat 12-34 File Write File Wput12-35 Fstr FTP CD12-36 Syntax Fstr align new orig length FTP Copydlg FTP Connect12-37 FTP Dirfirst 12-38 FTP Dirnext FTP Disconnect12-39 Syntax FTP Disconnect boolean FTP PUT FTP GET12-40 FTU Cancel FTP RMFTP SET FTP Tool FTU SET FTU Initiate12-42 12-43 Ftu set parameter kermit seol delFtu set how receive Ftu start my.txt Getini FTU Start12-44 Gosub GotoHcmp 12-45 Syntax Hget variable , count , timeout HgetHrcv 12-46 INP INC12-47 Kact KBDKget 12-48 Kintercept KpressKraw Krcv Kstr LaunchLEN LET LOW LstrMsgbox 12-51 Mstr 12-52Msgbox Do you wish to continue? 12 result Syntax Mstr variable string start end Onerror PackPacktab 12-53 Password Syntax Password title caption entry x yParse 12-54 Pset Pget12-55 PUT QuitRand 12-56 Rdpxy RDTRdtxy Replay Return RSTRstr Saveset Subtitle Setini12-59 Syserr Switch12-60 Tcmp TitleToolbar ADD 12-61 12-62 Toolbar DEL Toolbar FIXToolbar Float Toolbar Hide VAR UPP12-64 While Wait12-65 WRT 12-66Wrt Amount = integer Syntax WRT strings Error Numbers 12-67 File copy, delete, open, or rename command failed 12-68Dialogue File 12-69 FTUGET Getini & Setini Password 12-70Msgbox Parse Var %integer1, $string1 onerror gosub errorhandler Script Error Trapping Functions12-71 12-72 Message Displayed Meaning Pset & Pget Parameters & Values 12-73 12-74 12-75 12-76 12-77 12-78 12-79 12-80 Colour SelectionPreferences Attribute Display 12-81 Foreground Indices Inverse DisplayBackground Indices Normal Display Background Indices Inverse Display 12-82 12-83 12-84 12-85 FTU SET & GET Parameters 12-86 12-87 12-88 Dynamic Data Exchange 13-1 13-2 =QuotePRICES!EG Hot & Warm DDE Links DDE Terminology13-3 Using The Edit Menu DDE Functions 13-4 13-5 Direct Initiation Of a DDE Link=szAppNameszTopicName!szItemName File Transfer Slave Mode13-6 Data Transmission Over a Slave DDE Link 13-7 13-8 13-9 Lpstr pTemp Reading & Setting Terminal Parameters Reading Parameter Settings13-10 Example 13-11 GetAnswerbackLPSTR szAnswer, int iAnsLen 13-12 Idmmacros 13-13 13-14 Changing Parameter Settings 13-15 13-16 Redefine the Answerback to the given string Terminating The Slave DDE Link 13-17 Additional DDE Functions 13-18 SendMouse & SendMouseStr 13-19 Receive Send13-20 Escape CurPos & CurPosStr13-21 SessRecvTerm=characters 13-22 BAck KeyPress KeyStr13-23 DDE Link To a Visual Basic Application 13-24 Ddedemo 13-25 13-26 Repeat last section with the following changes 13-27 13-28 13-29 13-30 Width End 13-31 13-32 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Problem How do I run a 4010 program? Problem The text background colour is incorrectProblem The Gin cursor is too small Problem Characters are being lost over serial interfaces Troubleshooting Virtual Key Names Standard Virtual Key Names Tek Virtual Key Names DEC VT220 Virtual Key NamesKey Keyboard Additional Keys Key Reference Numbers British Keyboard KEY Reference Numbers Help F11 F11 Help F12F13 F14 289 Mouse Button Reference Numbers Key Reference Numbers Character Sets Tek Sub-Modes VT220 Sub-Modes Character Sets Ascii Multinational 7-BIT Character SET Tek & VT220 Alpha Modes VT220 Alpha Mode DEC Additional Multinational 8-BIT Character SET National Replacement Characters Ascii Tek Alpha Mode Line Drawing Character SET ESC KEY ESC Additional Character SET Host Command Summary VT52 ModeCharacter SET Selection Cursor Mode Selection Text ErasureGeneral Printing Ansi VT100 Mode Character Attributes Editing DisplayGeneral Operation Keyboard Code VT52 Ansi VT220 Mode PF Keys Colour Tek ModeDialog Area GIN Graphics Alpha Text Graphics PrimitivesGraphics Surfaces Graphics Text P0/P1 Port Host CommunicationsParallel Port Pixel Commands Programmed Strings Segments VIEWS, Viewports & Windows Host W3220 Mode GIN Mode Vector Mode Point Plot ModeSurfaces & Colours TeemTalk Additional Commands Mouse Reporting in Alphanumeric ApplicationsMouse Cursor Script File Host Command Summary Index Index-1 Index-2 Index-3 ICL FTF Index-4 Index-5 Index-6 Index-7 Index-8 WRT Index-9 Index-10