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TERMINAL TYPE

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3.2

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^%ZIS(2,

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This file is pointed to by the Subtype field of the Device File. This file may hold vendor-specific code to characterize a terminal type. For example, escape sequences may be entered in the Open and Close Execute fields to set pitch or font. This file is also pointed to by the New Person File to record sign-on subtype characteristics by user. Data is distributed with this file to support screens handling capabilities. This data will overwrite existing data for those terminal types of the same name. However, terminal types for printers will not be affected since the data that is distributed is for a subset of known CRTs. The Kernel Virgin Install distribution will seed a more complete set of terminal types including those for printers as well as CRTs. However, the Kernel Virgin Install should only be performed once and only on a system where there is no pre-existing Kernel. The data in this file is cross-referenced by name and synonym.

applicationGroups

XU;ZIS

Fields

#	Name	Location	Type	Details	Index	Description
.01	name(+)	0;1	FREE TEXT		B	Name should be in following form: C- for video terminals PK- for printers with keyboards P- for printers without keyboards M- for modems
.02	selectable at sign-on	0;2	BOOLEAN	0:NO 1:YES		This field is used to screan the choices that can be made at the DEVICE TYPE question during sign-on.
1	right margin(+)	1;1	NUMERIC			This is the number of characters wide this device is.
2	form feed(+)	1;2	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will set the top-of-form for the use of tractor-feed paper on a printer, or will clear the screen of a video display terminal.
3	page length(+)	1;3	NUMERIC			This is the number of usable lines on the output device.
4	back space	1;4	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement which will cause the cursor to Back-Space.
5	*old xy crt	1;5	FREE TEXT			This is the Xecutable MUMPS code which places the cursor at a XY location.
5.2	xy crt	XY;E1,245	FREE TEXT			This is the Xecutable MUMPS code which places the cursor at a XY location.
6	open execute	2;E1,245	FREE TEXT			This is the Xecutable MUMPS code which is used by %ZIS to OPEN the terminal.
6.1	open execute description	W6;0	WORD-PROCESSING
7	close execute	3;E1,245	FREE TEXT			This is the Xecutable MUMPS code which is used to CLOSE the terminal, i.e. X ^%ZIS("C").
8	online check	4;E1,245	FREE TEXT			This is the Xecutable MUMPS code which is used by %ZIS during the OPENing of the terminal to see if the device is On-Line.
10	10 pitch	5;1	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will set a printer to 10 pitch.
12	12 pitch	5;2	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will set a printer to 12 pitch.
12.1	16 pitch	12.1;E1,250	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will set a printer to 16 pitch.
12.11	default pitch	12.11;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will set a printer to a default pitch.
12.12	x pitch	12.12;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will use the value in the variable X to set the characters per inch display of a printer.
12.13	6 lines per inch	12.13;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will set a printer to 6 lines per inch.
12.14	8 lines per inch	12.14;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will set the printer to 8 lines per inch.
12.15	default lines per inch	12.15;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will set the printer to the default lines per inch.
12.16	x lines per inch	12.16;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will use the value in the variable X to set the lines per inch.
12.2	quality 0	12.2;1	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn on a specific letter quality mode of a printer.
12.3	quality 1	12.2;2	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn on a specific letter quality mode of a printer.
12.4	quality 2	12.2;3	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn on a specific letter quality mode of a printer.
13	home cursor	5;3	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will move the cursor to the Home position of this terminal.
14	reverse video on	5;4	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn ON reverse video on a CRT.
15	reverse video off	5;5	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn OFF reverse video on a CRT.
16	erase to end of line	5;6	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement which will erase from the cursor to the end of the line on a CRT.
17	erase to end of page	5;7	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement which will erase from the cursor to the end of the page on a CRT. Doing a HOME CURSOR followed by an ERASE TO END OF PAGE will erase the entire display.
18	blink on	5;8	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement which will turn ON blinking for a CRT.
19	blink off	5;9	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement which will turn OFF blinking for a CRT.
20	reset	6;1	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will RESET the device.
20.5	sgr attributes off	6;8	FREE TEXT			This is an argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn off all attributes of SELECT GRAPHIC RENDITION. Some of the attributes of SELECT GRAPHIC RENDITION are o Bold or increased intensity o Underscore o Blink o Negative(reverse) image
21	half up	6;2	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will move the print head one-half line up (for superscripts).
22	half down	6;3	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will move the print head one-half line down (for subscripts).
23	underline on	6;4	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn ON underlineing.
24	underline off	6;5	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn OFF underlining.
25	reverse line feed	6;6	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will set the terminal to reverse line feed mode.
26	proportional spacing	6;7	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn on proportional spacing for a printer.
27	high intensity (bold)	7;1	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn ON high intensity for a CRT. This is also used to hold the code to set a printer to BOLD or emphasize print.
28	low intensity (unbold)	7;2	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn ON low intensity for a CRT. This is also used to hold the code to set a printer to REGULAR print.
29	normal intensity (reset)	7;3	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will return a CRT to its NORMAL (default) intensity. If a printer were set to BOLD, this code would reset the printer to its default setting.
30	insert mode	7;4	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate insert mode.
31	replace mode	7;5	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate replace mode.
32	erase from beg of page	13;1	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate erasing from the beginning of the page.
33	erase entire page	13;2	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate erasing the entire page.
34	erase from beg of line	13;3	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate erasing from the beginning of a line.
35	erase entire line	13;4	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate erasing the entire line.
36	erase character	13;5	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate erasing of a single character.
37	erase field	13;6	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate the erasing of a field given the length of the field in varariable X.
40	cursor up	8;1	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate upward movement of the cursor.
41	cursor down	8;2	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate downward movement of the cursor.
42	cursor right	8;3	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate cursor movement to the right.
43	cursor left	8;4	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate cursor movement to the left.
44	arrow key string length	8;5	NUMERIC			The value that should be entered into this field should be the number of characters produced by depressing an arrow key.
45	delete line	8;6	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate deletion of an entire line.
46	insert line	8;7	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate insertion of an entire line.
47	delete char.	8;8	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate deletion of a single character.
48	insert char.	8;9	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of MUMPS WRITE statement that will indicate insertion of a single character.
49	cursor on	8.1;1	FREE TEXT
49.1	cursor off	8.1;2	FREE TEXT
50	modem dial logic	50;E1,245	FREE TEXT			This is Xecutable MUMPS code which is used whenever MailMan needs to dial a modem. The variable XMPHONE holds the number to be dialed. The variable ER is 0 if the modem dialed successfully; is 1 otherwise. The variable Y, if defined, holds a message about the dial operation, i.e. busy, no answer, etc.
51	modem hang up logic	51;E1,245	FREE TEXT			This is Xecutable MUMPS code which is used whenever MailMan needs to hang up a modem. Variable ER=0 if sucessful, =1 if not.
52	modem status logic	52;E1,200	FREE TEXT			This is Xecutable MUMPS code which is used whenever MailMan needs to check the status of a Modem. The variable Y holds the response. This logic is used by the network diagnostics menu only, and need not be defined if the modem has no self-checking status mode.
55	control codes	55;0	MULTIPLE	3.2055
60	bar code on	BAR1;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn on bar code printing mode of a device.
61	bar code off	BAR0;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn off bar code printing mode of a device.
62	reserved	BARX;E1,245	FREE TEXT			This field is reserved for additional bar code specifications.
65	subscript on	SUB1;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn on SUBSCRIPT on the printer
65.1	subscript off	SUB0;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn off SUBSCRIPT on the printer
65.2	superscript on	SPR1;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to turn on SUPERSCRIPT on the printer.
65.3	superscript off	SPR0;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to turn off SUPERSCRIPT on the printer.
66	italics on	I1;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to turn on ITALICS on the printer.
67	italics off	I0;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to turn ITALICS on the printer.
67.21	color on	CLR1;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to turn on COLOR on the printer.
67.22	color off	CLR0;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to turn off COLOR on the printer.
68	graphics on	G1;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to turn on GRAPHICS mode on the printer.
69	graphics off	G0;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to turn off GRAPHICS mode on the printer.
69.11	top left corner	G;1	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to produce the TOP LEFT CORNER part of a window in graphics mode.
69.12	bottom left corner	G;2	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to produce the BOTTOM LEFT CORNER of a window in graphics mode.
69.13	top right corner	G;3	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to produce the TOP RIGHT CORNER of a window in graphics mode.
69.14	bottom right corner	G;4	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to produce the BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER of a window in graphics mode.
69.2	middle t	G;5	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to produce the graphics T character that joins a four box window at the middle.
69.3	top t	G;6	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to produce the perpendicular intersection of lines at the TOP middle of a four box window.
69.4	bottom t	G;7	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to produce the perpendicular intersection of lines at the BOTTOM middle of a four box window.
69.5	left t	G;8	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to produce the perpendicular intersection of lines at the LEFT middle of a four box window.
69.6	right t	G;9	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to produce the perpendicular intersection of lines at the RIGHT middle of a four box window.
69.7	vertical line	G;10	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to that produce the VERTICAL LINE in graphics mode.
69.8	horizontal line	G;11	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to produce the HORIZONTAL LINE in graphics mode.
70	index	14;1	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will cause the active position to move downward one line without changing column position. If the active position is at the bottom of the screen, a scroll up is performed.
71	reverse index	14;2	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will cause the active position to move up by one. If the cursor is at the top of the screen, a scroll down is performed.
72	save cursor	14;3	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will save the current cursor position.
73	restore cursor	14;4	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will restore the cursor position.
74	next line	14;5	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will transfer the cursor position to the next line.
75	auto wrap on	15;1	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will cause characters to wrap to the next line when the right margin has been exceeded.
76	auto wrap off	15;2	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will cause truncation of text that exceeds the right margin limit.
77	auto repeat on	15;3	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will cause characters to automatically repeat when keys are depressed and held in the down position.
78	auto repeat off	15;4	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will disable repeat mode.
79	keypad application mode	15;5	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will toggle the keypad into application mode.
79.1	keypad numeric mode	15;6	FREE TEXT			This the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will toggle the keypad into numeric mode.
80	tab set	16;1	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will set a value for the tab function.
81	tab clear	16;2	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will clear the settings of tabs.
82	clear all tabs	16;3	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will clear all tab settings.
83	set top & bottom margins	16;4	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will set the top and bottom margins of the scrolling region of a display terminal.
85	double high double wide top	17;1	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will display the top half portion of the current line with each character at double height and double wide. This argument must be used in pairs with DOUBLE HIGH DOUBLE WIDE BOTTOM on adjacent lines with the same character output.
86	double high double wide bottom	17;2	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will display the bottom half portion of the current line with each character at double height and double wide. This argument must be used in pairs with DOULBE HIGH DOUBLE WIDE TOP on adjacent lines with the same character output.
87	single high double wide	17;3	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will display each character on the current line at a character size of double wide.
88	single high single wide	17;4	FREE TEXT			This is the argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement to restore the display of characters to the normal width on a single line.
99	description	9;1	FREE TEXT			This is a brief description of this type of terminal.
102	answerback logic	102;E1,245	FREE TEXT			This is Xecutable MUMPS code which will set the $T switch to "TRUE" (i.e. 1) if this terminal is On-Line.
110	open printer port	10;E1,245	FREE TEXT			This is Xecutable MUMPS code which will OPEN the terminal's printer port.
110.1	open printer description	W110;0	WORD-PROCESSING
111	close printer port	11;E1,245	FREE TEXT			This is Xecutable MUMPS code which will CLOSE this terminal's printer port.
112	print screen	PRT;1	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS write statement used to print the screen display onto a slaved printer.
120	kp0	18;1	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement used to generate the same escape sequence produced by depressing the '0' key of the keypad.
121	kp1	18;2	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the '1' key on the keypad.
122	kp2	18;3	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the '2' key on the keypad.
123	kp3	18;4	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the '3' key on the keypad.
124	kp4	18;5	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the '4' key on the keypad.
125	kp5	18;6	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the '5' key on the keypad.
126	kp6	18;7	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the '6' key on the keypad.
127	kp7	18;8	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the '7' key on the keypad.
128	kp8	18;9	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the '8' key on the keypad.
129	kp9	18;10	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the '9' key on the keypad.
130	pf1	19;1	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'PF1' key on the keypad.
131	pf2	19;2	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'PF2' key on the keypad.
132	pf3	19;3	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'PF3' key on the keypad.
133	pf4	19;4	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'PF4' key on the keypad.
134	minus	19;5	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the '-' key on the keypad.
135	comma	19;6	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the ',' key on the keypad.
136	enter	19;7	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'ENTER' key on the keypad.
137	period	19;8	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the '1' key on the keypad.
140	find	20;1	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'FIND' key on the keyboard.
141	select	20;2	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'SELECT' key on the keyboard.
142	insert here	20;3	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'INSERT HERE' key on the keyboard.
143	remove	20;4	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'REMOVE' key on the keyboard.
144	prev screen	20;5	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'PREV SCRN' key on the keyboard.
145	next screen	20;6	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'NEXT SCRN' key on the keyboard.
146	help	21;1	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'HELP' key on the keyboard.
147	do	21;2	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statment used to generate the same escape sequences produced by depressing the 'DO' key on the keyboard.
200	default font title	200;1	FREE TEXT			Name of the default font.
201	default font code	201;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn on the default font.
202	font number 1 title	202;1	FREE TEXT			Name of font #1
203	font number 1 code	203;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn on the specified font.
204	font number 2 title	204;1	FREE TEXT			Name of font #2
205	font number 2 code	205;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn on the specified font.
206	font number 3 title	206;1	FREE TEXT			Name of font #3
207	font number 3 code	207;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn on the specified font.
208	font number 4 title	208;1	FREE TEXT			Name of font #4
209	font number 4 code	209;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn on the specified font.
210	font number 5 title	210;1	FREE TEXT			Name of font #5
211	font number 5 code	211;E1,245	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE statement that will turn on the specified font.
1001	simplex	1001;1	FREE TEXT			The argument of a MUMPS WRITE command used to set a printer into SIMPLEX, or printing only on the first side of the page. This field is only applicable for terminal types with a duplex printing feature such as the HP LaserJet 4 Si printers purchased by MCCR for print of encounter forms.
1002	duplex, long edge binding	1001;2	FREE TEXT			This should be used when printing double sided forms that will be bound at the side such as forms to be put in a binder.
1003	duplex, short edge binding	1001;3	FREE TEXT			This should be used when printing double sided forms that will be bound at the top, such as forms to be put in a medical record.
1925	synonym	SY;1	FREE TEXT			This is a synonym for the name of this type of terminal.