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WY-60

User's
Guide

WYSE
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Overview

INTRODUCTION

In addition to advanced display, communications, and keyboard
features, this full-function ASCII terminal supports three
.~----------ANSI-based operating modes as well as fourteen ASCII modes.
Chapters 1 through 4 present the basic information you'll need
to install and operate the terminal in its native mode. Appendix
E includes a complete list of the commands supported by the
terminal in each ASCII personality. Appendix F includes a
complete list of the commands supported by the terminal in each
ANSI personality.
For more detailed information on how to take advantage of the
terminal's features in your computer programs, order the WY-60
Programmer's Guide through your sales representative.

CONVENTIONS

The term native personality refers to the terminal's normal
operating mode. The term personality refers to operating modes
characteristic of one or more other terminals.
Key functions are described in the text as follows:

l

.

• The symbol for the key on the WY-60 ASCII keyboard is
shown first, followed by key symbols in parentheses for the
other keyboards if they are different. For example,

I Setup I



RS -

ESC n CR

Codes are the same for all keyboards; number of function keys varies.
Codes also recognized in ADM 31, HZ 1500, and 1VI 910+, 920, 925, 950, and 955 personalities. Terminating character depends on
setting of Block End parameter in setup mode; default is CR.
In ADDS VP A2 personality, the terminating character is CR. In ADDS VP 60 personality, the terminating character depends on setting
of VP60 Blk End parameter in setup mode (default is none).
Terminating character depends on setting of Turnaround parameter in setup mode; default is CR. Shifted key codes apply to IBM
3161 personality only.

Key Codes

8-13

Table 8-6 Function Key Default Codes', Continued
IBM4

Native 2

ADDS VP3

DG

[]ill

CTRLA N CR

CTRL B?

RS p

Cf:ill

CTRLA 0 CR

CTRL B @

I Shift I [ITJ
I Shift I [ill
I Shift I [§]
I Shift I [E]
I Shift I [£[]
I Shift I [f§J
I Shift I [ELl
I Shift I ~
I Shift I ~
I Shift I [BQJ
I Shift I I£TIJ
I Shift I [£g]
I Shift I [£]I]
I Shift I [EE]
I Shift I []ill
I Shift I [:£ill
I Ctrl I [ITJ
I Ctrl I [ill
I Ctrl I [§]
@!!IJ [E]
I Ctrl I [£[]
I Ctrl I [f§J
I Ctrl I [ELl

CTRLA' CR

CTRL B !

RS a

ESC! a CR

CTRLA a CR

CTRL B"

RS b

ESC! b CR

CTRLA b CR

CTRL B #

RS c

ESC! c CR

CTRLA c CR

CTRL B $

RS d

ESC! d CR

CTRLA d CR

CTRL B %

RS e

ESC! e CR

CTRL A e CR

CTRL B&

RS f

ESC! f CR

CTRLA f CR

CTRL B '

RS g

ESC! g CR

CTRLA g CR

CTRL B (

RS h

ESC! h CR

CTRLA h CR

CTRL B)

·RS i

ESC! i CR

CTRLA i CR

CTRL B *

RS j

ESC! j CR

CTRL Aj CR

CTRL B +

RS k

ESC! k CR

CTRLAk CR

CTRL B ,

RS 1

ESC I 1 CR

CTRLA 1 CR

CTRL B-

RSm

ESC! m CR

CTRLA m CR

CTRL B.

RS n

ESC! nCR

CTRL An CR

CTRL B /

RS '

ESC IoCR

CTRLA

CTRL B 0

Key

0

CR

0

CR

ESC I p CR
RS 1
RS 2
RS 3
RS 4
RS 5
RS 6
RS 7

@!!IJ ~

RS 8

@!!IJ.~

RS 9

@!!IJ [BQJ

RS:

I£TIJ

RS ;

@!!IJ

ESC

ESC p CR

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Appendix 8

Table 8·6 Function Key Default Codes', Continued

Key
I Ctrl I

Native2

[£![I

ADDS Vp3

IBM4

DG

RS<

I Ctrl II F131

RS

=

[£E]
[£ill

RS>

I Ctrl I I Shift I [IT]
I Ctrl I I Shift I [ill
I Ctrl I I Shift I [£[]
I Ctrl I I Shift I [El

RS I

ICtr11
I Ctrl I

RS 0

RS"
RS#
RS $

[f[]

I Shift I

r:m

RS %

I Ctrl I I Shift I

1m

RS'

I Ctrl I I Shift I

§]

RS (

I Ctrl I I Shift I ~

RS)

I Ctrl I I Shift I

@E]

RS &

I Shift I

[£ill

I Ctrl I I Shift I

mIl

RS +

I Ctrl I I Shift I

[£![I

RS,

I Ctrl I I Shift I

r.EIl

@liD

@E]
I Ctrl I

[£E]
I [£ill

RS *

RS -

I Shift I

RS.

I Shift

RS SP

Appendix

C
Wyseword Commands
Table C-l lists the WordStar-compatible commands executed by
the. terminal in Wyseword mode.

o

Table C-1

Note Keys located on the numeric keypad on the AT-style
keyboard function as described only when NUM LOCK is off. AIl
keys on the Enhanced PC-style keyboard function as described
. whether NUM LOCK is on or off.

Wyseword· Commands

Command
Description

WordStar
Command

Move Cursor
Right one character

AD

Left one character

AS

Up one line

AE

Down one line

AX

Right one word

AF

Left one word

AA

WY-60
ASCII
Keyboard

IBM
316X-Style
Keyboard

AT-Style
Keyboard

PC-Style
Keyboard

B

B

B

To next tab stop

AI

To top of screen, column 1

AQSAQE

To start of file

AQR

[B
~
[i]
[!J
I Shift I []]kpd
I Shift I [i]kpd
I Tab I
I Home I
I Shift I I Home I

To end of file

AQC

[£ill

[£ill

To start of line

AQS

To end of line

AQD

To start of last find/replace

AQV

I Shift I ~
I Shift I [B
I Shift I [g]kpd

I Shift I G
I Shift I B
I Shift I [g]kpd

To marked text

AQ (0-9)

@] ([Q] - [i])* @] ([Q] - [i])*

* The user must enter the marker number.

G

G

G

[!]

[!]

[!]

I Shift I []]kpd
I Shift I [i]kpd
I Tab... 1
I Home I
I Shift I I Home I

I Tab'" I
I Home I
I Shift I I Home I

I Shift I· []]kpd
I Shift I [i]kpd
I Tab'" I
I Home I
I Shift I I Home I

1m

m

m

I Shift I G
I Shift I B

m

1m

I Shift I G
I Shift I B
I Shift I [g]kpd

C-2

Table C-1

Appendix C

Wyseword Commands, Continued

Command
Description

WordStar
Command

Scroll
Up one line

AW

Down one line

AZ

To previous screen

AR

WY-60
ASCII
Keyboard

IBM
316X-Style
Keyboard

I Shift I ~
I Shift I [!J
I Prey Page I
I Next Page I
I Print I

I Shift I IT]
I Shift IOJ
·1 Shift I I Pagel
I Pagel
I Print I

I Shift I IT]
I Shift IOJ
IPgUp I
IPgDn I

AT-Style
Keyboard

To next screen

AC

Down continuously

AQZ

Find and Replace
Find text

AQF

Find and replace text

AQA

[ill
[ill

[ill
[ill

[ill
[ill

Find/replace text again

AL

I Shift I [ill

I Shift I [ill

I Shift

Return cursor to start
of last find/replace

AQV

I Shift ·1· [gJkpd

I Shift I [gJkpd

File and Block Operations
Change logged disk drive

AKL

File directory on/off

AKF

Print file

AKP

I Shift I C]kpd
I Shift I [Q]kpd
I Shift I [;]kjJd

Column mode on/off

AKN

Mark/unmark block beginning

AKB

Mark/unmark block end

AKK

I Shift I

Move block

AKV

Hide/show block

AKH

Delete block

AKY

I Shift I WTI

Copy block

AKC

[ill]

[ill]

Write block to file

AKW

Read block to file

AKR

Set/remove marker (0-9)

AK (0-9)

I Shift I [ill]
I Shift II F12 ,
I Shift I [TI]

I Shift I [ill]
I Shift I [ill]
I Shift I @]

([Q] - [i))*

([Q] - [i))*

~
~

PC-Style
Keyboard

I Shift I

I OJ
I Page Up I

I Shift

'Page Down I
I Shift I
I Print Screen I

[ill
[ill

I [ill

'Shift

,[ill

I Shift I C]kpd

I Shift I [Q]kpd
I Shift I [;]kpd
I Shift I I Insert I

I Shift I [;]kpd

I Shift I [Q]kpd
I Shift I [;]kpd

~

~

I Shift I ~

I Shift I

[ill]

[ill]

@]

[ill]

WTI

WTI

WTI

WTI

~

IT]

I Shift I WTI

~
~

I Shift I WTI

1m

I Shift' 1m
I Shift I @]

I Shift

I~

I Shift I I£IQJ
[ill]
I Shift

I [ill]

I Shift' [£gJ

WyseWord Commands

Table C-1

C-3

Wyseword Commands, Continued

Command
Description

WordStar
Command

WY-60
ASCII
Keyboard

IBM
316X-Style
Keyboard

Save Files
Save, resume edit

"KS"QP

I Shift

Save, return to opening menu

"KD

[ill

Save, exit to system

"KX

) Shift)

Abandon edit

"KQ

) Shift

[ill
I @]

I Shift I lEJ
[ill
) Shift \ [ill
) Shift I

Miscellaneous
Repeat next command or

"Q

) Shift

I Dkpd

Set help level

"JH

I Shift)

Format
Word wrap on/off

"OW

Justification on/off

"OJ

Set left margin

"OL

I Shift) [£jI]

)lEJ

) Shift

@]

AT-Style
Keyboard

PC-Style
Keyboard

[ill

[ill

I Shift

\ Shift

I Shift I [ill

I lEJ

I [ill

I Shift I @]

I Dkpd

character

@]

I Shift ) @]

) Shift)

[£jI]

) Shift

) Shift)

ITEJ

) Shift

I [£jI]
I ITEJ

) Shift )

[@

I Shift) lEJ
[EJ

) Shift)

I Shift I [TI§J

Set right margin

"OR

I Shift ) ~

I Shift ) ~

Paragraph tab

"OG

) Shift ) ) Tab)

) Shift

Reformat paragraph

"B

Set tab

"01

Clear tab

"ON

~
[£jI]
[ill]

Center text

"OC

[£!]

[ill]
[ill]
[ill]
[£!]

Print control display on/off

"OD

I Send)

) Send)

Delete and Insert
Delete character left

DEL

@ill

@ill

II

Tab"'" \

I ) Tab ..... I
I @]

Delete character

"G

) Del Chari

I Delete I

@ill

"Y

) Del Line)

I DelLn )

) Shift ) ~

Delete to end of line

"QY

) Clr Line I

) Erase EOF I

Delete to start of line

"QDEL

) Shift

Delete block

"KY

) Shift \

) Shift

Insert mode on/off

"V

)Repl)

) Insert I

Insert blank line

AN

I Ins Line I

IlnsLn

I [£IQ]
I

I Shift I [IT]

I Shift I [EJ
[£!]

) Shift
) Shift

I Shift) I Erase EOF

I [@

[IT]

Delete line

I~
ITIQ]

I Shift

) Shift

Tab.....

[£!]

I Delete)
) Shift ) ) Delete)
) End

I
) Shift)

II

) Shift)

I

I Shift I

I End I

m:2J

~

) Insert

I Shift I ~

I Shift

I
II Insert I

I

C-4

Table C-1

Appendix C

Wyseword Commands, Continued

Command
Description

WordStar
Command

Print Commands
Boldface on/off

"'PB

Underline on/off

"'PS

WY-60
ASCII
Keyboard

IBM
316X-Style
Keyboard

AT-Style
Keyboard

PC-Style
Keyboard

[E)
§]

[E)
§]

[E)
§]

[E)
§]

I Shift' rnkpd
I [1]kpd

'Shift I rnkpd
I Shift I [1]kpd
'Shift I [lJkpd
I Shift , ~kpd
I Shift I [§]kpd
I Shift' [§]kpd

Double strike on/off

"'PD

Subscript on/off

"'PV

Superscript on/off

"'PT

'Shift'

Strikeout on/off

"'PX

Strikeover

"'PH

I Shift , ~kpd
I Shift' [§]kpd

Enter nonbreak space

"'PO

'Shift'

Dot Commands
Enter footer

.FO

'Shift

Enter header

.HE

'Shift'

Enter page break

.PA

mJ

'Shift

[lJkpd

[§]kpd

I 1RJ
[ill

I Shift 11RJ
'Shift I [ill

mJ

I Shift I rnkpd
I Shift I [1]kpd
I Shift' [lJkpd
'Shift , ~kpd

I Shift'

[§]kpd

'Shift I [§]kpd
I Shift I [§]kpd

Appendix

D

Local Keyboard Commands

Table 0-1

Native Personality Local Keyboard Commands

Command

Key Sequence by Keyboard Style
WY-60 ASCII
IBM 316X

AT

Toggle SHIFT LOCK on/off

I Caps Lock

I Caps Lock

, Caps Lock ,

,

Toggle NUM LOCK on/off

Enhanced PC
,

'Caps Lock'

'Num Lock'

'Num Lock

I

Hold data on screen'

'Funct'

'Holdl

I Scroll Lock I

, Scroll Lock ,

Put terminal in setup mode

I Shift , I Setup I

I Setup'

IShift , I Select

Partially reset terminal,
including communication;
unlock keyboard, turn off
all print modes

, Setup

I

I Resetl.

I 'Sys Req I
I Sys Req I

Send break2

'Break'

I Break

,

'Break'

'Break

I

Toggle between block and
full-duplex modes

'Shift , 'Break'

'Block

I

[lli]

'Shift

Select other port as data port

@E] I Break

Tum auxiliary print mode
on/off

I Ctrl I 'Print'

'Shift

I I Sys Req I

Tum monitor mode on/off

@E] I Shift I [j]kpd

Tum keyclick on/off

I Shift I I Enter'

Tum on instant screen saver3 'Ctrl

II

'Shift

I Select

I 'Break I

,

Clr Scrn

@E] I Shift
I PrtSc I

I Shift I I Trace'

,

@E) I Shift I [j]kpd I Ctrl I I Shift I [j]kpd
'Shift

I I Enter I

'Shift

I I Enter I

I Shift I 'Enter Ikpd

I

Tum Wyseword mode on/off

ICtrllOkpd

ICtrllOkpd

Put terminal in WyseWorks

I Ctrl

I Ctrl I I Caps Lock

Speed scrolling rate

I Ctrl I I Shift

I I Caps Lock I
, ~

'Ctrl , 'Shift

@E)Okpd
,

I IT]

1. When Corner Key setup para~eter is set to hold.
2. To MODEM port only when configured as data port; has no effect on AUX port.
3. Scrn Saver setup parameter must be set to on.

ICtrl' Okpd

I

I Ctrl I I Caps Lock I

@Ej] I Shift I IT]

I Ctrl I I Shift I IT]

@E)

'Caps Lock

D-2

Local Keyboard Commands

Table 0-1

Native Personality Local Keyboard Commands, Continued

Command

Key Sequence by Keyboard Style
WY-60 ASCII
IBM 316X

Slow scrolling rate

@ill

Home cursor and clear page

AT

Enhanced PC

@ill I Shift I m

@ill

I Shift I m

I Ctrl 1 I Shift I I Home 1 I Ctrl I I Shift I I Home I I Ctrl I I Shift I 1Home I

@ill

I Shift I I Home I

Display page 0

@ill [Q]kpd

I Ctrl I [Q]kpd

@ill [Q]kpd

@ill [Q]kpd

Display page 1 (if more
than one p.age" is defined)

I Ctrll [i]kpd

I Ctrl I [i]kpd

@ill

[i]kpd

@ill

Display page 2 (if defined)

1Ctrl "I

[g]kpd

1Ctrl 1 [g]kpd

@ill

[g]kpd

@ill [g]kpd

Display page 3 (if defined)

@ill mkpd

Display next page (or
activate other window4 )

@ill

Display previous page
(or activate other window4 )

I Ctrl

Toggle between split screen5
and full screen format

@ill I Shift I Gkpd

Raise horizontal split and
adjust display

@ill Gkpd

Lower horizontal split and
adjust display

@ill [;]kpd

Roll active window up in
page4

I Ctrl

Roll active window down in
page4

I Ctrl 1 [!]

4. If screen is split.
S. Splits screen at line 12.

1Shift 1

[!]

1Next Page

ICtr11

I

1 1Page Prey 1

1~

@ill

1Shift

1m

mkpd

@ill mkpd

@illIPagel

@ill 1Shift

@ill

I Shift

I 1Page I @ill"1 PgUp I
1 Gkpd

@ill I Shift

I" Gkpd

[i]kpd

@ill

mkpd

@ill

I Page Down I

@ill

I Page Up I

@ill

I Shift I Gkpd

Appendix

E

COMMANDS SUPPORTED IN
ASCII PERSONALITIES

ASCII Command Guide
Table E-1 lists the ASCII commands recognized by the terminal
in native, Wyse WY-50+, ADM 31, ADDS VP A2, ADDS VP
60, HZ 1500, IBM 3101, and IBM 3161 personalities.
Table E-2 lists the ASCII commands recognized by the terminal
in native, DG 200, DG 210, TeleVideo 910+/920/925/950/955,
and PC Term personalities.
The native personality code for the command is given in the
second column. The remaining columns show the support for the
command in other ASCII personalities according to the following
notations:
Same

Same as native code (code is native to other terminal also)
Wyse

Same as native code (Wyse enhancement-code not native to
other terminal)
ENH

Same as native code when enhance mode is on (Wyse
enhancement~code not native to other terminal)
A code listed under a nonnative personality indicates that the
related terminal's native code is supported. These codes are
given in abbreviated form. Refer to the other terminal's
documentation for complete information on the indicated
command and its associated parameter values. A blank in any
column indicates that the command is not supported in that
personality.
Variables are shown in italics. The variable values for both
Tables E-1 and E-2 are given at the end of Table E-2 according
to the reference numbers in brackets after the command
description, e.g, [22].
ANSI commands (recognized by the terminal in the WY-75,
VT52, and VT100 personalities) are listed in Appendix F.

E-2

Table E-1

ASCII Command Guide

Supported Commands-Native, Wyse, ADM, ADDS VP, HZ, and IBM Personalities
HZ
1500

IBM
3101

IBM
3161

Same

ENH

Same

ENH

CTRLP
STX
CTRLP
ETX

CTRLP
STX
CTRLP
ETX

Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse

Native
Personality

WY-50+ ADDS
ADM 31 VPA2

Monitor Mode
Monitor mode on

ESCU

Monitor mode off

ESCu
or ESC X

Function

Selecting Personalities
ESC - SPACE
Enhance mode off
ESC - I
Enhance mode on
Select WY-50+ personality
ESC - "
Select TVI 910+ personality
ESC - #
ESC - $
Select TVI 925 personality
Select ADDS VP A2 personality ESC - %
ESC - &
Select HZ 1500 personality
Select TVI 9121920 personality ESC - ,
ESC- (
Select TVI 950 personality
ESC -)
Select DO 200 personality
Select IBM 3101-1X personalityESC - *
Select ADM 31 personality
ESC - +
ESC - ,
Select TVI 955 personality
Select WY-75 personality
ESC -ESC - 4
Select WY-60 personality
ESC - 5
Select PC Term personality
ESC - 6
Select VT52 personality
Select IBM 3101-2X personality ESC - 7
Select ADDS VP 60 personality ESC - 8
ESC - 9
Select IBM 3161 personality
Select DO 210 personality
ESC - :
Select VT100 personality
ESC - ;

ADDS
VP 60

Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same

ENH

Wyse

ENH

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
'Vyse

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse

Communicating with the Computer
Enable transmission 1
CTRLQ
Stop transmission 1
CTRLS
Disconnect

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same
Same
Same
CTRLP CTRLP
EOT
EOT

Send ACK (if ACK mode on)
ACK mode off

Same
Same

1.

CTRLE
ESC e 6

Host must support Xon/Xoff transmit handshaking.

ENH

Appendix E

E-3

Table E-1 Supported Commands-Native, Wyse, ADM, ADDS VP, HZ, and IBM Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

WY-50+ ADDS
ADM 31 VPA2

Communicating with the Computer, Continued
ACK mode on
ESC e 7
Same
Full-duplex mode on
ESC C ESC D F Same
Half-duplex mode on
ESC C ESC D H Same
Block mode on
ESC B
Same
Half-duplex block mode on
ESC D H ESC B Same
Select MODEM port for
ESC e 8
Same
data communications
ESC e 9
Same
Select AUX port for data
communications
ESC c 0 baud
Same
Set MODEM port o~erating
parameters [1,2,3,4
stop parity word
Set AUX port operating
ESC c 1 baud
Same
parameters [1,2,3,4]
stop parity word
ESC c 2 hndshk Same
Set MODEM ~ort receive
handshaking 5]
Set AUX port receive
ESC c 3 hndshk Same
handshaking [5]
ESC c 4 hndshk Same
Set MODEM ~ort transmit
handshaking 5]
ESC c 5 hndshk Same
Set AUX port transmit
handshaking
Set maximum data
ESC c 6 max
Same
transmission speed [6]
ESC SPACE
Send terminal ID
Same
Program answerback
ESC c;
Same
message [7]
answer CTRL Y
Send answerback message
ESC c<
Same
Conceal answerback
Same
ESC c =
message
Answerback mode off
ESC e SPACE
Same
Answerback mode on
ESC e!
Same
Send model

Load time of day [8,9]

ESC c 8 hh mm

Controlling the Terminal and Keyboard
Local edit mode on
ESCk
Duplex edit mode on
ESC I
ESC Wyseword mode off

Same

Same
Same
Same

ADDS
VP 60

HZ
1500

IBM
3101

IBM
3161

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

ENH
ESC A

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH
ENH

ESC! 6

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ESC
SPACE 6
ENH

ENH

ENH
ENH
ENH

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ASCII Command Guide

Table E-1 Supported Commands-Native, Wyse, ADM, ADDS VP, HZ, and IBM Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

WY-50+ ADDS
ADM 31 VPA2

Controlling the Terminal and Keyboard, Continued
ESC - /
Wyseword mode on
Same
Initialize tabs off
ESC e:
Same
Initialize tabs on
ESC e;
Same
ESC - 2
Application key mode off
Same
ESC - 3
Application key mode on
Same
Sound bell
CTRLG
Same
Unlock keyboard
CTRLN
Same
or ESC"
Lock keyboard
CTRLO
Same
or ESC #
Keyclick off
ESC e $
Same
Keyclick on
ESC e %
Same
CAPS LOCK on
ESC e &
Same
CAPS LOCK off
ESC e '
Same
Form mode on
Conversation mode on
Message mode on
Page mode on
Margin bell off
ESC e L
Same
Set margin bell at cursor
ESC" J
Same
position
Margin bell on
ESC e M
Same
Key repeat off
ESC e ,
Same
Key repeat on
ESC eSame
Define CAPS LOCK key
ESC e T
Same
as CAPS LOCK
Define CAPS LOCK key
ESC e U
Same
as REV
Read status
Read setup switch
Set control
Reset to initial state
Set/read Control 1
Set/read Control 2
Set/read Control 3

Same
CTRLB
or ESC 6
CTRLD
or ESC 5

ADDS
VP 60

Same
ESC 6
ESC 5

HZ

1500

IBM
3101

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
Same
Same
ENH
ESC;
or - ACK
ENH
ESC:
or - NAK
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

IBM
3161

Same
ESC;
ESC:

ESCR
ESC V
ESCu
ESCU
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

ESC 6
ESC 7
ESC 9
ESC
SPACE S
ESC
SPACE 9/7
ESC! 9/7
ESC" 9/7

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Table E-1 Supported Commands-Native, Wyse, ADM, ADDS VP, HZ, and IBM Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

WY-50+ ADDS
ADM 31 VPA2

ADDS
VP 60

HZ

1500

Controlling the Terminal and Keyboard, Continued
Set/read Control 4
Set/read Control 5
Set/read Control 6
Set/read Control 7
Reset keyboard and clear
modified data tag
Redefining the Keys
Program function key
definition [10, 11]
Program key direction and
~efinition [12,13,11,10]

Read key direction and
definition [13, 10]
Clear function key definition
[10]
Clear key direction and
definition [12,13,10]
Set maximum function key
transmission speed [6]
Default function key
Default all function keys

ESC zfkey
sequence DEL
ESC Z dir key
sequence DEL
or ESC Z dir fkey
sequence DEL
ESC Z - key
or ESC Z - fkey
ESC z fkey DEL

ENH

ENH

Same

ENH

ENH

ENH

ESC Z dir key
Same
DEL
or ESC Z dir fkey
DEL
ESC c 7 max
Same

ENH

ESC!

=

Same

Same

ESC t
ESC
SPACE t

Default all programmable keys ESC c U
Screen and Cursor Display
Screen display off
Screen display on
Screen saver off
Screen saver on
Reverse screen
Restore normal screen
Set scrolling speed and type
[14]
Set cursor display features;
.[15]

IBM
3161

ESC # 9/7
ESC $ 9/7
ESC % 9/7
ESC & 9/7
ESC! s

ENH

Same

IBM
3101

Same

ESC' 8
ESC' 9
ESC e P
ESC e Q
ESC Al
ESC A 0
ESC' scroll

Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same

ENH
ENH

ESC D
ESC d

ENH
ENH

ENH
ENH
ENH

ENH
ENH

ENH
ENH
ENH

ESC' cursor

Same

ENH

ENH

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ASCII Command Guide

Table E-1 Supported Commands-Native, Wyse, ADM, ADDS VP, HZ, and IBM Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

WY-50+ ADDS
ADM 31 VPA2

Screen and Cursor Display, Continued
Cursor display off
Cursor display on
Displaying the Message Fields
Extended status line on
ESC a
Standard status line on
ESC b
ESC c
Status line off
Program/display computer
ESC F message
message on status line [16]
CR
Program computer message
ESC z ( text CR
on unshifted labelline[17]
Program computer message
ESC z ) text CR
on shifted label line [17]
Display shifted label line
ESC z P CR
Tum off shifted label line
ESC z DEL
Clear unshifted label line
ESC z (CR
Clear shifted label line
ESC z) CR
Program/display function
ESC zfield
key label [19,18]
label CR
Clear function key label [19]
ESC z field CR
Don't save function key
ESC e J
labels
Save function key labels
ESCe K
Defining the Data Area
Select 80-column display
Select 132-column display
Economy 80-column mode off
Economy 80-column mode on
Width-change-clear mode off
Width-change-clear mode on
Display 24 data lines
Display 25 data lines
Display 42 data lines
Display 43 data lines

ESC'" :
ESC'" ;
ESC e F
ESC e G
ESC e.
ESC e /
ESC e (
ESC e)
ESC e *
ESC e +

ADDS
VP 60

HZ
1500

CTRLW
CTRLX

CTRLW
CTRLX

Same
Same
Same
Same

ENH
ENH
ENH

ESCb
ESC B

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

Same

ENH

ENH

ENH

Same

ENH

ENH

ENH

Same
Same
Same
Same
Same

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

Same
Same

ENH

ENH

ENH
Wyse

Same

Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same

Wyse

ENH
ENH

IBM
3101

IBM
3161

Appendix E

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Table E-1 Supported Commands-Native, Wyse, ADM, ADDS VP, HZ, and IBM Personalities,
Continued
Native
Personality

Function

Display Memory/Split Screen
Divide memory into pages
ESC w length

WY-50+ ADDS
ADM 31 VP A2

Same

[20]
Display previous page

ESCwB
or ESC J2
ESCw C
or ESC K2
ESCw 0
ESC w 1
ESC W 2 3

Display next page
Display page 0
Display page 1
Display page 2
Display page 3
Display page 4
Display page 5
Display page 6
Split screen horizontally
(2 pages only) [21]
Split screen horizontally
(2 pages only) and clear
pages [21]
Split screen horizontally
(multiple pages) [21]
Split screen horizontally
(multiple rages) and clear
pages [21
Activate upper window
Activate lower window
Activate other window
(or page2 )
Lower horizontal split
Raise horizontal split
Roll window up in page
Roll window down in page
Redefine screen as one
window
Redefine screen as one
window and clear pages
2.
3.

If screen is not split.
With economy SO-column

~ode

Same
Same

ESC x A line

Same
Same
ESCw
ESCw
ESCw
ESC W
ESC W
Same

ESC x 1 line

Same

ESC x Cline

Same

ESC x 3 line

Same

ESC]
ESC}
ESC J
or ESC K
ESCxP
ESCxR
ESCwE
ESCwF
ESCx@

Same
Same
Same

ESCxO

Same

on.

Same
Same
Same
Same
Same

2
3
4
53

63

ADDS
VP 60

HZ

1500

IBM
3101

IBM
3161

ASCII Command Guide

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Table E-1 Supported Commands-Native, Wyse, ADM, ADDS VP, HZ, and IBM Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

WY-50+ ADDS
ADM 31 VPA2

ADDS
VP 60

HZ
1500

IBM
3101

Display Memory/Split Screen, Continued
Create viewport

ESC
SPACE r
ESC
SPACE q
ESC I q
ESC" A

Select host partition
Select active partition
Jump partition
Display Attributes
Assign display attribute to
a message field [22,23]
Assign character display
attribute [23]
Character attribute mode off
Character attribute mode on
Page attribute mode on
Line attribute mode on:
Assign write-protected
character display attribute [24]
Clear unprotected page to
display attribute [23]
Assign line attribute [25]
Set tag protect attribute
Reset tag protect attribute
Set field attribute
Set character attribute
Protecting Data
Write-protect mode off
Write-protect mode on
Clear cursor column to
write-protected spaces
Protect mode off
Protect mode on

ESC A mf attr

Same

ENH

ESC G attr

Same

ENH

ESC e
ESC e
ESC e
ESC e
ESC'

Same
Same
Same

ESC 0

IBM 3101-2X personality only.

ENH
ESC 0

ENH

0

1
2
3
wpca

ESC G lattr

ESC I
attr
Same

ENH

ENH

CTRLN
CTRLO
ESC 34

ESC (
ESC)
ESC V

Same
Same
Same

CTRLO
CTRLN
ENH

- US
- EM
ENH

ESC I
ESC &

Same
Same

ENH
ENH

ENH
ENH

Same
Same
Same

ENH
ENH
ENH

Graphics Characters
Graphics mode on
ESC H CTRL B
Graphics mode off
ESC H CTRL C
Display graphics character [26] ESC H [draw
4.

IBM
3161

ESC 1
ESC 2

ENH
ENH
ENH

ESC 3
ESC 4

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Table E-1 Supported Commands-Native, Wyse, ADM, ADDS VP, HZ, and IBM Personalities,
Continued
Function
Controlling the Cursor
Cursor left (backspace)

Cursor right
Cursor up; no scroll
Cursor up; scroll (reverse
linefeed)
Cursor down; no scroll
Cursor down; scroll
(linefeed)
Cursor to start of line
Cursor to start of next line
Home cursor

Native
Personality

WY-50+ ADDS
ADM 31 VPA2

CTRLH

Same

CTRLL
CTRLK
ESCj

Same
Same
Same

Same
Same
Same
or CTRL U or CTRL U
CTRLF
CTRLF
CTRLP
- FF
CTRLZ
CTRLZ
ENH
ENH

CTRLJ

Same

Same

CTRLM
CTRL
ESC {
or CTRL

Same
Same
Same
A

Cursor to specific column [21]
Cursor to specific line [21]
End-of-line wrap off
End-of-line wrap on
Received CR mode off
Received CR mode on
Autopage mode off
Autopage mode on
Autoscrolling mode off
Autoscrolling mode on
Line lock mode on5
Line lock mode off
Must tab mode off
Must tab mode on
Address cursor in
80-column current page [21]
Address cursor in specific
80-columnpage [27,21]
Address cursor in specific
80-column window/page 2
[27,21]
5.

I

ESC d.
ESC d /
ESC e 4
ESC e 5
ESC d *
ESC d +
ESCN
ESC 0
ESC" H
ESC" I

Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same

HZ
1500

IBM
3101

IBM
3161

Same
Same
or ESC D or ESC D
ESC C
ESC C
ESC A
ESC A

- VT
Same

ESC B
Same

ESC B
Same

Same
Same
ENH
ENH
CTRLA
or CTRL A
CTRLP
CTRLP
col
col
CTRLK
CTRLK
line
line

Same
ENH
ENH
or - DC2

Same

Same

ENH
ENH

ENH
ENH

= line col

Same

ESC w @ page
line col
ESC - wnd/
page line col

Same

ENH
or ESC Y
ENH

Same

ENH

ESC

ADDS
VP 60

Same

ESCh
ESCH
ESC Y

ENH
or - DC1

ESC H

ESCH

ESCY

ESC Y

Page Length setup parameter must be set to 1 * Lines. When this command is active, the following· features are disabled: smooth
scroll. insert/delete/clear columns, and box/clear rectangles.

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Table E-1 Supported Commands-Native, Wyse, ADM, ADDS VP, HZ, and IBM Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

Controlling the Cursor, Continued
Address cursor in specific
ESC - wndl
80-column windowIpage2
page line col
[27,21]
Address cursor in 801
ESC a III R
132-column current page
ccc C
[28,29]
Set buffer address
Reset buffer address mode

Insert cursor
Read cursor address in
ESC?
80-column current page
Read 80-column page
ESCw"
number and cursor address
Read 80-column windowl
ESC I
page number and cursor address
Read cursor address in
ESCb
801132-column page
Editing
Clear all tab stops

Set tab stop
Clear tab stop
Tabulate cursor
Backtab
Insert mode on, replace
mode off
Insert mode off, replace
mode on
Page edit mode· off
Page edit mode on
Insert space character
. Insert character to EOF/EOL
Insert character to EOP
Insert line of spaces
Insert line of nulls

WY-50+ ADDS
ADM 31 VPA2

Same

ENH

Same

ENH

Same

HZ

IBM
3101

IBM
3161

ESC X

ESC Z
ESC 5

ESC X
ESC
SPACE Z
ESC Z
ESC 5

ENH
ENH

ESC 0
ESC 1
CTRLI

ESC
SPACE 1
ESC 0
ESC 1
CTRLI

ENH
ENH

ESC 2 4

ESC 2

ESC N4

ESCN

1500

ENH

ENH

- ENQ

ENH

ENH

Same
Same
Same

ESC 0

Same

ESC 1
ESC 2
ESC i
or CTRL I
ESC I
ESC q

Same
Same
Same

ENH
ENH
ENH

Same
Same

ENH
ENH

ESC r

Same

ENH

ESC e"
ESC e #
ESC Q

Same
Same
Same

ENH

ESC E

ADDS
VP 60

Same

ESC 3

ESCM

CTRLI
ESC 0

ENH

ENH
ESC F
ESC f
ESCM

ENH
or - SUB

Appendix E

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ASCII Command Guide

Table E-1 Supported Commands-Native, Wyse, ADM, ADDS VP, HZ, and IBM Personalities,
Continued
Function
Clearing Data
Clear unprotected to end
of line with nulls
Clear unprotected line
foreground to spaces
Clear unprotected line
foreground to nulls
Clear unprotected column
to nulls
Clear unprotected column
to specific character [30]
Box rectangle to right of
cursor [31,32]
Box rectangle in BO-column
page [21]
Box rectangle in
132-column page [21]
Clear unprotected rectangle
in 80-column page [21,30]
Clear unprotected rectangle
in 132-column page
[21,30]
Clear entire rectangle
in 80-column page [21,30]
Clear entire rectangle
in 132-column page
[21,30]
Erase input
Erase variable data
Clear all
Sending Data
Begin print/send at top of
page
Begin print/send at top of
screen
Send cursor character
Send cursor line
Send unprotected cUrsor line
9.

Native
Personality

WY-50+ ADDS
ADM 31 VPA2

ESC c L

Same

ESC c R

Same

ESC c S

Same

ESC c K

Same

ESC c I char

Same

ESC c N
width height
ESC c G
line col
ESC c G
line - col 9
ESC c F line
col char
ESC c F line
- col 9 char

Same

ESC c H line
col char
ESC c H line
- col 9 char

ADDS
VP 60

HZ
1500

IBM
3101

IBM
3161

ESC K

ESC K

Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same

ESCG
ESC! L
ESC d'

Same

ESC d &

Same

ESCM
ESC 6
ESC 4

Same
Same
Same

To box/clear rectangles past 80-column limit, you must add 80 to the col value.

ENH
ENH
ENH

ESC! 8

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Table E-1 Supported Commands-Native, Wyse, ADM, ADDS VP, HZ, and IBM Personalities,
Continued
Function
Sending Data, Continued
Send page
Send unprotected page
Mark block beginning
Mark block end
Send block
Send unprotected
characters in block
Write send mark
Read buffer
Report terminal status
Send message

Native
Personality

WY-50+ ADDS
ADM 31 VPA2

ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC

Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same

7
5
8
9
s
S

ADDS
VP 60

ENH
ESC DCl
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

HZ

IBM

IBM

1500

3101

3161

ESC E4
ESC 84

ESC E
ESC 8
ESC 6
ESC
SPACE 8
ESC # 8

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

ESC ENQ

Send all

Print Functions
Print formatted page
Print formatted unprotected
page
Print unformatted page
Print all unprotected
Print line
Print message
Auxiliary print mode off
Auxiliary print mode on
Transparent print mode off
Transparent print mode on
Secondary receive mode off
Secondary receive mode on
Bidirectional mode off
Bidirectional mode on
Print screen
Print viewport
10. With enhance mode off.

ESC P
ESC@

Same
Same

ENH
ENH

ESC p
or ESC L

Same

ESC p

ENH
ENH
ESC x

ESCW4

ENH

ESC X
ESC U 4
ESC V 4
CTRLT
CTRLR
CTRLT
ESC d#
or CTRL X10
ESC d SPACE
ESC d I
ESC d $
ESC d %

Same
Same
Same
ESC d#

Same
Same
ESC 4
ESC 3

Same
Same
Same
Same

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

Same
Same
ESC 4
ESC 3

ENH
ENH
ENH
ESC d #7
ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH
ESC
SPACE W
ESCW

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Table E-1 Supported Commands-Native, Wyse, ADM, ADDS VP, HZ, and IBM Personalities,
Continued
Function
Character Sets
Select primary character set
Select secondary character
set
Define rrimary character
set [33
Define secondary character
set [33]
Automatic font loading off
Automatic font loading on
Load font bank with
redefined character set
33,34]
Clear font bank [33]
Define and load character
[33,35,36]

Native
Personality

WY-50+ ADDS
ADM 31 VPA2

ESC c D
ESC c E

Same 11
Same 11

ESC c B bank

Same 11

ESC c C bank

Same"

ESC e N
ESC e 0
ESC c @ bank
set

Same 11
Same 11
Same 11

ESC c ? bank
ESC c A bank
pp bb ..• bb
CTRLY

Same 11
Same 11

ADDS
VP 60

HZ
-1500

IBM
3101

IBM
3161

CTRLO
CTRLN

ESC <

11. In these personalities, you cannot simultaneously display characters from more than one font bank (128 characters) at a time.

Appendix E

Table E-2

E-15

Supported Commands-Native, DG, TeleVideo, and PC Term Personalities
Native
Personality

DG 200
DG 210

TeleVideo
920
910+

ESCU
ESCu
or ESC X

ENHl
ENH

Same
Same

Selecting Personalities
Enhance mode off

ESC - SPACE Wyse

Enhance mode on
Select WY-50+ personality
Select TVI 910+ personality
Select TVI 925 personality
Select ADDS VP A2 personality
Select HZ 1500 personality
Select TVI 912/920 personality
Select TVI 950 personality
Select DG 200 personality
Select IBM 3101-1X personality
Select ADM 31 personality
Select TVI 955 personality
Select WY-75 personality
Select WY-60 personality
Select PC Term personality
Select VT52 personality
Select IBM 3101-2X personality
Select ADDS VP 60 personality
Select IBM 3161 personality
Select DG 210 personality
Select VT100 personality

ESC - I
ESC -"
ESC - #
ESC - $
ESC - %
ESC - &
ESC ESC - (
ESC -)
ESC - *
ESC - +
ESC ESC -ESC - 4
ESC - 5
ESC - 6
ESC - 7
ESC - 8
ESC - 9
ESC -:
ESC - ;

Function
Monitor Mode
Monitor mode on
Monitor mode off

Communicating with the Computer
CTRLQ
Enable transmission2
Stop transmission2
CTRLS
Send ACK (if ACK mode on) CTRL E
ACK mode off
ESC e 6
ESC e 7
ACK mode on
1.

2.

I

I

925

950

955

PC
Term

Wyse
Wyse

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse

Same
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse

Same
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse

Same
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse

Same
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
¥lyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse

Same
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse
Wyse

ESC v
SPACE
ESC v I
ESC v"
ESC v#
ESC v $
ESC v %
ESC v &
ESC v
ESC v (
ESC v)
ESC v *
ESC v +
ESC v
ESC vESC v 4
ESC v 5
ESC v 6
ESC v 7
ESC v 8
ESC v 9
ESC v:
ESC v;

Same
Same

Same
Same
Wyse
ENH
ENH

Same
Same
Wyse
ENH
ENH

Same
Same
Wyse
ENH
ENH

Same
Same
Wyse
ENH
ENH

Same
Same
Wyse
ENH
ENH

In DO 200 and DO 210 personalities, ESC and RS are interchangeable in Wyse-enhanced codes.
Host must support Xon/Xoff transmit handshaking.

I

I

Same
Same
vVyse

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ASCII Command Guide

Table E-2 Supported Commands-Native, DG, TeleVideo, and PC Term Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

DG 200 TeleVideo
DG 210 910+
920

925

950

955

PC
Term

Communicating with the Computer, Continued
Full-duplex mode on
ESC
Half-duplex mode on
ESC
Block mode on
ESC
Block mode off (conversation)
Half-duplex block mode on ESC
Select MODEM port for
ESC
data communications
Select AUX port for data
ESC
communications
Select 8 data bits

C ESC D F
C ESC D H
B
ENH

Same
Same
Same

Wyse
Wyse
Wyse

Same
Same
Same

Same
Same
Same

Same
Same
Same

D H ESC B
e 8
ENH

Same

Same

Same

Same

Same

ENH

ESC {

ESC [
=lh
ESC [
= 11
ESC {

ENH

ESC}

ESC}

e 9

ENH

Select 7 data bits
Set MODEM port 0lerating ESC c 0 baud
parameters [1,2,3,4
stop parity word
Set AUX port operating
ESC c 1 baud
parameters [1,2,3,4]
stop parity word
Set MODEM port receive
ESC c 2 hndshk
handshaking [5]
Set AUX port receive
ESC c 3 hndshk
handshaking [5]
Set MODEM port transmit
ESC c 4 hndshk
handshaking [5]
Reset MODEM port
transmit handshaking
Set AUX port transmit
ESC c 5 hndshk
handshaking
Enable DTR MODEM port
handshaking
Enable Xon/Xoff MODEM
port handshaking
Set maximum data
ESC c 6 max
transmission speed [6]
Send terminal ID
ESC SPACE
Program answerback
ESC c ; answer
message [7]
CTRLY
Send answerback message
ESC c <
Conceal answerback message ESC c =

ESC}
ESC {
Same
ESC C

ENH

ESC [ 1
n v

ENH
ENH

ESC [=
Oh
ESC [=
o1

ENH
CTRLN CTRLN CTRLN CTRLN CTRLN CTRLN
CTRLO CTRLO CTRLO CTRLO CTRLO CTRLO
ENH
RS C

ESCM

ESCM

ESCM

ESC [0
;nv
ESCM
ESC
ESC]
A

answer

answer

CTRLY CR
CTRLE CTRLE

Appendix E

E-17

Table E-2 Supported Commands-Native, DG, TeleVideo, and PC Term Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

DG 200
DG 210

TeleVideo

910+

920

Communicating with the Computer, Continued
Answerback mode off
ESC e SPACE
Answerback mode on
ESC e!
Send model
ESC c 8 hh mm ENH
Load time of day [8,9]

Controlling the. Terminal and Keyboard
Local edit mode on
ESCk
Duplex edit mode on
ESC I
ESC - .
Wyseword mode off
ESC - /
Wyseword mode on
ESC e:
Initialize tabs off
ESC e;
Initialize tabs on
ESC - 2
Application key mode off
ESC - 3
Application key mode on
Sound bell
CTRLG
Unlock keyboard
CTRLN
or ESC"
Lock keyboard
CTRLO
or ESC #
ESC e $
Keyclick off
Keyclick on
ESCe %
CAPS LOCK on
ESC e &
CAPS LOCK off
ESC e'
ES'C e L
Margin bell off

Set margin bell at cursor
position
Margin bell on

925

950

ESC
ESC
SPACE 1 SPACE 1

ENH
ENH

Same
Same
ENH
ENH

ENH
ENH
Same
ESC "3

ENH
ENH

Same
Same
ENH
ENH

Same
Same
ENH
ENH

ENH
ENH
Same
ESC"

ENH
ENH
Same
ESC"

ENH
ENH
Same
ESC"

ESC #

ESC #

ESC #

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

ESC <
ESC>
ENH
ENH

ESC
SPACE 1

Same
Same
ESC v.
ESC v /

ENH
ENH
Same
ESC"

Same
ESC"

Same
ESC"

ESC #

ESC #

ESC #

ESC #

ESC <
ESC>
ENH
ENH

ESC <
ESC>
ENH
ENH

ESC <
ESC <
ESC>
ESC>
ENH
ENH
ESC [
ESCn
=41
CTRLW

ESC' J
ESCe M

ESC [
=4h

ESC e ,

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

Key repeat on

ESC e-

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

With enhance mode on.

PC
Term

Same
Same

Turn margin bell on and
set position
Key repeat off

3.

955

ESC
ESC [
= 81
ESC [
=8h

0

E-18

ASCII Command Guide

Table E-2 Supported Commands-Native, DG, TeleVideo, and PC Term Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

DG 200
DG 210

TeleVldeo
920
910+

925

950

PC
Term

955

Controlling the Terminal and Keyboard, Continued
Define CAPS LOCK key
ESC e T
as CAPS LOCK
Define CAPS LOCK key
ESC e U
as REV
Read status
Default unit
Redefining the Keys
Program function key
definition .[10,11]
Program key direction and
definition [12,13,11,10]

ESC zfkey
ENH
sequence DEL
ESC Z dir key
sequence DEL
or ESC Z dir fkey
sequence DEL
Read key direction and
ESC Z - key
definition [13,10]
or ESC Z - fkey
Clear function key definition ESC z fkey DEL ENH
[10]
Clear key direction and
ESC Z dir key
ENH
definition [12,13,10]
DEL
or ESC Z dir fkey
DEL
Set maximum function key
ESC c 7 max
transmission speed [6]
Invoke function key
Default all programmable
ESC c U
keys
Screen and Cursor Display
Screen display off
ESC" 8
Screen display on
ESC" 9
Screen saver off
ESC e P

ENH
ENH

ESC [
ESCm

Wyse

Wyse

Wyse

Wyse
ESC

Wyse

Wyse

Wyse

Wyse

I

Wyse

ESC 0
ESCn
ENH

ESC 0
ESCn
ENH

ESC 0
ESCn
ENH

ESC 0
ESC n
ENH

ESC e Q

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

Reverse screen
Restore normal screen
Set scrolling speed and type
[14]
Smooth scrolling on

ESC 1
ESC 0
ESC" scroll

ESCb
ESC d

ESCb
ESC d

ESCb
ESC d

ESCb
ESC d

ESC 8

ESC 8

ESC 8

ESC 8

A

I

Wyse

ESC [ n

Screen saver on

A

ESC

ESC 0
ESCn
ESC [
8;Ov
ESC [
8 ; 1v
ESCb
ESC d
ESC [
6;nv
ESC 8

I

ESC a
ESCN

E-19

Appendix E

Table E-2 Supported Commands-Native, OG, TeleVideo, and PC Term Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

DG 200
DG 210

Screen and Cursor DlsplaY,Contlnued
Smooth scrolling off
ESC" cursor
Set cursor display features
[15]
·25th line display off
Displaying the Message Fields
ESC" a
Extended status line on
ESC" b
Standard status line on
ESC" c
Status line off
ESC F message
Program/display computer
message on status line [16] CR
Program computer message ESC z ( text CR
on unshifted label line 4 [17]
Program computer message ESC z ) text CR
on shifted label line [17]
Tum on unshifted label line 4
Tum off unshifted label line 4
ESC z P CR
Display shifted label line
Tum off shifted label line
ESC z DEL
Clear unshifted label line
ESC z (CR
ESC z) CR
Clear shifted label line
ESC zjield
Program/display function
label CR
keylabel [19,18]
ESC z jield CR
Clear function key label
[19]
ESC e J
Don't save function key
labels
ESC e K
Save function key labels
Defining the Data Area
Select 80-column display

ESC ..

Select 132-column display

ESC ..

Economy 80-column
mode off

ESC e F

4.

TeleVideo
920
910+

ESC 9
ESC.

ESC 9
ESC.

925

950

955

PC
Term

ESC 9
ESC.

ESC 9
ESC.

ESC 9
ESC.

ESC.
ESC e

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

ESC f

ESC f

ESC f

ESC f

ESC g
ESCh

ESC g
ESCh

ESC g
ESCh

ESC g
ESCh

Wyse

Wyse

Wyse

Wyse

Wyse

Wyse

Wyse

Wyse

\Vyse

\Vyse

ESC f

ESC f

ESC [
= 3 I
ESC [
=3h

The unshifted label line is automatically displayed in the native personality. The label line message (both shifted and unshifted) can be
hidden by assigning the invisible attribute (ESC All), and displayed again by assigning any visible attribute.

E-20

ASCII Command Guide

Table E-2 Supported Commands-Native, OG, TeleVideo, and PC Term Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

DG 200
DG 210

TeleVldeo
910+
920

925

950

955

PC
Term

Defining the Data Area, Continued

Economy 80-column
ESC e G
mode on
Width-change-clear mode off ESC e .
Width-change-clear mode on ESC e /
Display 24 data lines
ESC e (
ESC e )
Display 25 data lines
ESC e II<
Display 42 data lines
Display 43 data lines
ESC e +

ESC

Display Memory/Split Screen

Divide memory into pages
[20]
Display previous page

ESC w length

Display page 0

ESCwB
or ESC J6
ESCw C
or ESC K6
ESCw 0

Display page 1

ESC w 1

Display page 2

ESC

Split screen horizontally
(2 pages only) [21]
Split screen horizontally
(2 pages only) and clear
pages [21]
Define scrolling region

ESC x A line

Display next page

ESC J

ESC J

ESCJ

ESC J

ESC J

ESC K

ESC K

ESC K

ESC K

ESC K
ESC [ 1
; 0}
ESC [ 1
; 1}

W

27

ESC [ 1
; 2 F

ESC x 1 line
ESC [
tUne;

bline r
Split screen horizontally
(multiple pages) [21]
Split screen horizontally
(multiple rages) and clear
pages [21
Activate upper window
5.
6.
7.

ESC x Cline
ESC x 3 line
ESC]

With enhance mode off.
If screen is not split.

With economy SO-column mode on.

Appendix E

E-21

Table E-2 Supported Commands-Native, DG, TeleVideo, and PC Term Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

DG 200
DG 210

TeleVideo

910+

920

925

950

955

ESC \3

ESC \3

ESC \3

ESC \3

Same

Same

Same

Same

ESC [
3; n v
Same

PC
Term

Display Memory/Split Screen, Continued
Activate lower window
ESC }
ESC J
Activate other window
or ESC K
(or page6 )
ESCxP
Lower horizontal split
ESCxR
Raise horizontal split
ESCwE
Roll window up in page
Roll window down in page
ESCwF
ESCx@
Redefine screen as one
window
ESCxO
Redefine screen as one
window and clear pages
Display Attributes
Assign display attribute to
a message field [22,23]
Assign character display
attribute [23]
Character attribute mode off
Character attribute mode. on
Page attribute mode on

Line attribute mode on

ESC A mf attr
ESC G attr

ENH

ESC e 0
ESC e 1
ESC e 2

ESC [
=2h
ESC [
=21

ESC e 3

Assign write-protected
ESC" wpca
character display attribute [24]
Assign write-protected
character display attribute/
write-protect on
Clear unprotected page to
display attribute [23]
ESC G [attr
Assign line attribute [25]
Start reverse video
End reverse video
Start underline
End underline
Start blink
End blink
Blink enable
Blink disable .

ESC G
ESC!

RS D
RS E
CTRLT
CTRLU
CTRLN
CTRLO
CTRLC
CTRLD

ESC!

ESCj
ESC k
ESC 1
ESCm
ESC ~
ESCq

ESC!

E-22

ASCII Command Guide

Table E-2 Supported Commands-Native, OG, TeleVideo, and PC Term Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

Display Attributes, Continued
Start blank
End blank
Start dim
End dim
Nonhidden attributes (space)
Hidden attributes (no space)
Set/reset normal intensity mode
Protecting Data
Write-protect mode off
Write-protect mode on

Clear cursor column to
write-protected spaces
Protect mode off
Protect mode on
Graphics Characters
Graphics mode on
Graphics mode off
Disylay graphics character
[26

DG 200
DG 210

TeleVideo
920
910+

925

950

955

PC
Term

ESC
ESC q
CTRL\
CTRL]
ESC F 0
ESC F 1
ESC [=
5 h/l

ESC (
ESC)

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

ESC V

Same

Same

Same

Same

ESC'
ESC &

Same
Wyse

Same
Same

Same
Same

ESC H CTRL B
ESC H CTRL C
ESC H [draw

ESC $
ESC %

ESC $
ESC %

Same
Same

Same
Same or
ESCG

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

ESC $
ESC %

ESC $
ESC %

ESC $.
ESC %

ESC $
ESC %

Same
Same
or ESC [

Controlling the Cursor
Cursor left (backspace)

CTRLH

CTRLY Same

Same

Same

Same

Cursor right

CTRLL

CTRLX Same

Same

Same

Same

Cursor up; no scroll

CTRLK

CTRL W Same

Same

Same

Same

Cursor up; scroll (reverse
linefeed)
Cursor down; no scroll

ESCj

Same

Same

nD

Same
Same
or ESC [
nC

Same
Same
or ESC [
nA

Wyse

Same

Same

CTRLZ CTRLV CTRLV CTRLV CTRLV CTRLV CTRLV
or ESC [
nB

Cursor down; scroll (linefeed)CTRL J
Cursor to start of line
CTRLM

Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

E-23

Appendix E

Table E-2 Supported Commands-Native, OG, TeleVideo, and PC Term Personalities,
Continued
Function

Native
Personality

Controlling the Cursor, Continued
Cursor to start of next .line
CTRL
ESC {
Home cursor
or CTRL A
Cursor to specific column [2~]
Cursor to specific line [21]
End-of-line wrap off
ESC d.

DG 200
DG 210

TeleVideo

910+

920

CTRLJ Same
CTRLH CTRLA

925

Same
Same
CTRL A CTRLA

PC
Term

950

955

Same
CTRLA

Same
Same
ESC [H CTRL A
or CTRL A

ESC] col
ESC [ line

End-of-line wrap on

ESC d /

Received CR mode off

ESC e 4

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

Received CR mode on

ESC e 5

ENH

ENH

ENH

ENH

Autopage mode off
Autopage mode on
Autoscrolling mode off
Autoscrolling mode on
Line lock mode on8
Line lock mode off
Address cursor in
80-column current page [21]
Address cursor in specific
80-column page [27,21]
Address cursor in specific
80-column windowlpageS
[27,21]
Address cursor in 801
132-column current page
[28,29]

ESC d *
ESC d +
ESCN
ESC 0
ESC' H
ESC'I
ESC = line col

ESCw
ESC v

ESCw
ESC v

ESCw
ESC v

ESCw
ESC v

ESC [=
7 I
ESC [=
7h
ESC [=
6I
ESC [=
6h
ESCw
ESC v

ESC! 1
ESC! 2
Same

Same

Same

Same

ESC w @ page
line col
ESC - wndl
page line col

Read 80-column page
number and cursor address
Read 80-column window/
page number and cursor
address
Read cursor address in
80/132-column page

ESC w '

8.

CTRLP

Same

Same

Same

ESC! 1
ESC! 2
Same

ESC

ESC -

ESC -

ESC -

_5

ENH

ESC a III R

ESC?

ESC I

ESC ESC 9
ESC 8

CTRLS
CTRLR

ecce

Read cursor address in
80-column current page

ESC 0

ESC [ II
; ccc H
or ESC [
II ; ccc f
Same
Same
or ESC [
6n

CTRLE Same

Same

Same

Same

ENH

ENH

Same

Same
Same
or ESC [
?6n

Same

ESC b

Page Length setup parameter must be set to 1 * Lines. When this command is active, the following features are disabled: smooth
scroll, insert/delete/clear columns, and box/clear rectangles.

E-24

ASCII Command Guide

Appendix E

Table E-2 Supported
Continued

Command~-Native, DG,

Function
Clearing Data, Continued
Clear unprotected page to
spaces
Clear unprotected page to
protected spaces
Clear unprotected page to
nulls
Clear unprotected pa~e to
a specific character 30]
Clear unprotected page to
display attribute [23]
Clear unprotected page to
spaces from cursor
Clear unprotected page to
nulls from cursor
Clear unprotected page
foreground to spaces
Clear unprotected page
foreground to nulls
Clear unprotected
characters in page
Clear unprotected line to
spaces from cursor
Clear unprotected line to
nulls from cursor
Clear unprotected to end
of line with spaces
Clear unprotected to end
of line with nulls
Clear unprotected line
foreground to spaces
Clear unprotected line
foreground to nulls
Clear unprotected
characters in line
Clear unprotected column
to nulls
Clear unprotected column
to specific character [30]
Box rectangle to right of
cursor [31,32]

E-25

TeleVideo, and PC Term Personalities,

Native
Personality

DG200
DG 210

TeleVideo
920
910+

925

ESC;
or CTRL Z

ENH

ESC;
ESC;
or ESC +
ESC,

ESC;
ESC;
Same
or ESC + or ESC +
ESC,
ESC,
ESC,

Same
or ESC +

ESC:

ENH

Same

Same

Same

ESC I

ESC!

ESC!

g50

955

PC
Term

Same

Same

Same

ESC. char

ESC Y

ENH

Same

Same

Same

Same

Same

Same

ESCy

ENH

Same

Same

Same

Same

Same

Same

ESC c P
ESC c Q
ESC [
nJ

ESCT

ENH

Same

Same

Same

Same

Same

Same

ESC t

ENH

Same

Same

Same

Same

Same

Same

ESC c 0
ESCc L
ESC c R
ESC c S
ESC [
nK

ESC c K
ESC c I char
ESC c N
width height

E-26

ASCII Command Guide

Table E·2 Supported Commands-Native, DG, TeleVideo, and PC Term Personalities,
Continued
Function
Clearing Data, Continued
Box rectangle in 80-column
page [21]
Box rectangle in
132-column page [21]
Clear unprotected rectangle
in 80-column page [21,30]
Clear unprotected rectangle
in 132-column page
[21,30]
Clear entire rectangle
in 80-column page [21,30]
Clear entire rectangle
in 132-column page
[21,30]
Fill page with H' s

Native
Personality

DG 200
DG 210

TeleVideo
920
910+

925

950

ESC c G

955

PC
Term

ESC H

line col
ESC c G

line - col 1o
ESC c F line
col char
ESC c F line
- col 1o char
ESC c H line

col char

ESC c H line
- col 10 char

Sending Data
Begin print/send at top of ,ESC d'
page
Begin print/send at top of
ESC d &
screen
Send unprotected line
ESC 4
Send cursor character
ESCM
Send cursor line
ESC 6
Send unprotected cursor line ESC 4
Send page
ESC 7
Send unprotected page
ESC 5
Mark block beginning
ESC 8
Mark block end
ESC 9
Send block
ESC s
Send unprotected
ESC S
characters in block
Report terminal status
Report attribute under
cursor
Define delimiters

ESC F

ENH

Same

Same

Same

Same

Same

Same

ENH
ENH
ENH
ENH

Same
Same
Same
Same

Same
Same
Same
Same

Same
Same
Same
Same

Same
Same
Same
Same

Same
Same
Same
Same

Same
Same
Same
Same

ENH
ENH

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same

Same
Same
ESC [
ESCD

ESC x

ESC x

10. To box/clear rectangles past 80-column limit, you must add 80 to the col value.

ESC x

ESC x

ESC x

ESC x

Appendix E

E-27

Table E-2 Supported Commands-Native, DG, TeleVideo, and PC Term Personalities,
Continued
Function
Print Functions
Set print terminator
Print formatted page
Print formatted unprotected
page
Print unformatted page

Print page with time
Print all unprotected
Auxiliary print mode off
Auxiliary print mode on
Transparent print mode off
Transparent print mode on
Secondary receive mode off
Secondary receive mode on
Bidirectional mode off
Bidirectional mode on

Native
Personality

ESC P
ESC@

DG200
DG 210

ESCp
CTRL Q"Wyse

920

925

950

955

PC
Term

ESC P
Same

ESC P
Same

ESC P
Same

ESC P
Same

ESC P
Same

ESC L

ESC L

ESC L

ESC p
or ESC L
ESC L

ESC L

ESC L

CTRLA11
CTRLT
CTRLR
CTRLT
ESCd#
or CTRL X12
ESC d SPACE
ESC d I
ESC d $
ESCd %

ESC A
ESC@
RS F? 2 ESC a
or RS Fa
RS F ? 3 ESC'
or RS F '

"-

Character Sets
Select primary character set
Select secondary character
set
Define rrimary character
set [33
Define secondary character
set [33]
Automatic font loading off
Automatic font loading on
Load font bank with
redefined character set
33,34]
Clear font bank [33]
Define and load character
[33,35,36]

TeleVldeo

910+

ESC cD
ESC c E
ESC c B bank
ESC c C bank
ESC e N
ESC e 0
ESC c @ bank
set
ESC c ? bank
ESC c A bank
pp bb ... bb CTRL Y

11. From start of cursor line to end of page.
12. With enhance mode off.
I

ESC A
ESC@
ESC a

ESC A
ESC@
ESC a

ESCA
ESC@
ESC a

ESC A
ESC@
ESC a

ESC A
ESC@
ESC a

ESC'

ESC'

ESC '

ESC'

ESC'

CTRLT CTRLT CTRLT CTRLT CTRLT CTRLT
CTRLR CTRLR CTRLR CTRLR CTRLR CTRLR

E-28

VARIABLE VALUES FOR
TABLES E-1 AND E-2

ASCII Command Guide

[1 ]
baud
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

,
<

>
[5]

38400
19200
9600
4800
2400
2000
1800
1200
600
300
150
134.5
110
75
50

stop
0
1

1
2

[3]

parity
0
1
2
3

Parity Bit
None
Odd
Mark
Even

[4]

word
0
1

Data Word
7 bits
8 bits

[2]

Baud Rate
MODEM Port AUX Port

19200
9600
7200
4800
3600
2400
2000
1800
1200
600
300
150
134.5
110

[6]

Handshaking Protocol
hndshk Receive
Transmit
None
0
None
1
Xon/Xoff
Xon/Xoff
DTR (MODEM port)
2
DSR (AUX port)
Both
3

max
1

2
3
4

Stop Bits

Maximum
Speed

60 characters
per second
None
150 characters
per second
35 characters
per second

[7]

answer

Up to 20 characters to define answerback message

[8]

hh

Hour (two-digit decimal number between 00 and 23)

[9]

mm

Minutes (two-digit decimal number between 00 and 59)

[10]

[ill
F1

1m
[ill
IE]
[£§]

1m
[E]
@]

fkey
Unshifted Shifted
@

A
B
C

D
E

F
G

[11] sequenoe
[12] dir

o

1
2

a
b
c
d
e
f
g

~

fkey
Unshlfted Shifted

F9

H

[lli]
[£ill
[£gJ
§J

I
J
K
L

ITEJ

M

[£ill N
[£!§J 0

Up to 64 bytes to be loaded in function key

Direction
Normal
Remote
Local

h
j

k
I

m
n
0

Appendix·E

E-29

[13] Editing Key Values
IBM
WY-60
316X-Style
ASCII
Keyboard
Keyboard

I Esc I
I Shift I I Esc I
I Tab I
I Shift I I Tab I
I Backspace I
I Shift I
I Backspace I
I Del I
I Shift I ~
I Return I
I Shift I I Return
I Homel
I Shift I I Homel
~

I Shift I ~
[!]
I Shift I [!]

Bl

I Shift I Bl
[B
I Shift I [B
I Enter I
I Shift I I Enter I
I Repl I
~

I Page Next I
I Page Prey I
I Send I
I Print I
Clr Line I
Clr Scrn I
Del Char I
Del Line I
Ins Char I
Ins Line I

AT-Style
Keyboard

Enhanced
PC-Style
Keyboard

I Esc I
I Esc I
I Esc I
I Shift I I Esc I I Shift I I Esc I I Shift I I Esc I
I Tab'" I
[Tab"'l
I Tab""
I Shift II Tab'" I I Shift I t Tab'" I I Shift II Tab'" I
I ~ Backspace I I ~ Backspace I I ~ Backspace I
I Shift I
I Shift I
I Shift 18
I ~ Backspace I
I ~ Backspace I
~

I Return I
I I Shift I I Return
I Homel
I Shift I I Homel
m
I Shift 1m
m
I Shift 1m

I Shift I ~
I

I Enter I
'Shift

I I Enter I

I Homel
I Shift I I Homel
m
I Shift 1m
m
I Shift 1m

8

8

8

B

B

I Shift I B
I Enter I
I Shift I I Enter I
I Insert I
I Shift I I Insert I
I Pagel
I Shift II Page I
I Send I
I Shift I I Send I
I Clear I
I Shift I I Clear I
I Delete I
I Shift I I Delete I

I Shift

18

SPACE
%
!

&

#
(

I Homel
I Shift I I Homel
m
I Shift 1m
m
I Shift 1m

I Shift 18

key

'Shift

B

'·8

$

)
*

+
0

1
2

I Shift· I B
I Shift I B
3
I Enter I
I Enter Ikpd
S
I Shift I I Enter I 'Shift I I Enter Ikpd 4
I Insert ,
7
~
I Shift I I Insert I
I Shift I ~
8
I Page Down I
IPgDn I .
r
I Shift I I PgDn I I Shift I I Page Down Iw
U

t

}

I Delete I
I Shift I I Delete I

z
5
6

q
p

I Erase EOF I
I Shift I I Erase EOF I
I Jumpl
I Shift I I Jumpl
I Print I
I PrtSc I

Q

W
v
X

I Print Screen I

R

,

E-30

ASCII Command Guide

[13] Editing Key Values, Continued
WY-60
IBM
ASCII
316X-Style
AT-Style
Keyboard
Keyboard
Keyboard

Enhanced
PC-Style
Keyboard

I Shift I I Print I I Shift I I PrtSc I I Shift I
I Print Screen I
I Send Line I
~ I Send Line
I Print Line I
~ I Print Line

key
X

I"-Tabl

I End I
I Shift I I End I

S
Y

T
Z
P
V

\
]

I
y

I Page Up I
I Shift I I Page Up I
<

[14]

[15]

Scrolling
scroll Type
@
Jump scroll
Smooth scroll
<
Smooth scroll
Smooth scroll
>
Smooth scroll
?

Speed
(Ips)

1
2

4
8

Cursor
cursor Display
o
Cursor display off
1
Cursor display on
2
Steady block cursor
3
Blinking lin~ cursor
4
Steady line cursor
5
Blinking block cursor
Character 80-Column
String
Screen 1

[16] message
[17]

text

[18] label

46/48 characters
78/80 characters
8/9 characters

132-Column
Screen 1

981100 characters
130/132 characters
7 characters

1. Lower number of characters available in personalities with nonhidden attributes; higher

number of characters available in personalities with hidden attributes.

Appendix E

[19]

[ill
F1

[ill
@]

lEl

lliI

[§]
[£.[J
[ill

[20] length
G
H
12
J

E-31

field
Unshifted Shifted
0
P
Q
1
2
R
3
S
4

T

5

U
V
W

6
7

Multiple
1 x lines
2 x lines
4 x lines

*

[§]
F9

[ill]

field
Unshifted Shifted
8
X
9
Y

z

l:Iill

[£gJ

cm:J

I
<

\

[ffiJ
[ill] >
[EJ ?

]

Length of Page
Equal to the number of data lines
Double the number of data lines
Four times the number of data lines
One page contains the number of data lines; a second
page contains the rest of the lines remaining in
memory

2. Available only in WY-50+ personality

[21] ASCII Line and
Linel
line I
Column col
Space
1
2
I
3
4
#
5
$
6
%
7
&
8
9
(
10
)
11
*
12
+
13

14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

I
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Column Codes (Native Personality3)
linel
Linel
linel
Linel
Linel
Column col
Column col
Column
25
8
49
P
73

26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48

9

<

>
?
@
A

B
C

D
E
F
G
H

1
J
K
L
M
N

0

50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72

Q

R
S

T
U
V

W
X

y
Z
[
\

]
A

~

a
b
c
d
e
f
g

74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96

line I
col
h
i
j
k
I

m
n
0

P
q
r
s
t
u
v

w
x
y

z
{

I

}

DEL/RUB

3. Native codes also recognized in WY-50+, ADM 31, mM3101, mM 3161, TeleVideo
910+/920/9251950/955, and PC Term personalities, and in ADDS VP A2/60
personalities' absolute cursor addressing. (Terminal supports only 24 lines to a page in
all personalities except WY-50+ and PC Term.)

ASCII Command Guide

E-32

I

ASCII Line Codes (ADDS VP A2/604 , DASHER 0200/0210, HZ-1500)
ADDS VP A2/60
ADDS VP A2/60
DASHER 0200/0210
DASHER 0200/0210
HZ.,.1500
Line
HZ-1500
Line
CTRL @
13
CTRL L
1

2
3
4

5
6
7
8
9
10

11
12

CTRL A
CTRL B
CTRL C
CTRL D
CTRL E
CTRL F
CTRL G
CTRL H
CTRL I
CTRL J
crRLK

CTRL M
CTRL N
CTRL 0
CTRL P
CTRL Q
CTRL R
CTRL S
CTRL T
CTRL U
CTRL V
crRLW

14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
M

4. Vertical addressing (CfRL K)

ASCII Column Codes (ADDS VP A2/605 , DASHER 0200/0210, HZ-1500)
ADDS VP
ADDS VP DASHER
Column A2/60
0200/0210 HZ-1500
Column A2/60

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31

CTRL@
CTRLA
CTRLB
CTRLC
CTRLD
CTRLE
CTRLF
CTRLG
CTRLH
CTRLI
CTRLP
CTRLQ
CTRLR
CTRLS
CTRLT
CTRLU
CTRLV
CTRLW
CTRLX
CTRLY
SPACE
I

#
$
%
&

(
)
0

CTRL@
CTRLA
CTRLB
CTRLC
CTRLD
CTRLE
CTRLF
CTRLG
CTRLH
CTRLI
CTRLJ
CTRLK
CTRLL
CTRLM
CTRLN
CTRLO
CTRLP
CTRLQ
CTRLR
CTRLS
CTRLT
CTRLU
CTRLV
CTRLW
CTRLX
CTRLY
CTRLZ
CTRL [
CTRL\
CTRL]
CTRL"

CTRL@
CTRLA
CTRLB
CTRLC
CTRLD
CTRLE
CTRLF
CTRLG
CTRLH
CTRLI
CTRLJ
CTRLK
CTRLL
CTRLM
CTRLN
CTRLO
CTRLP
CTRLQ
CTRLR
CTRLS
CTRLT
CTRLU
CTRLV
CTRLW
CTRLX
CTRLY
SPACE
I

#
$

32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62

5. Horizontal addressing (CIRL P)

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
@
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
/
a

DASHER
0200/0210

HZ-1500

CTRL
SPACE-

&

%

I

#
$
%

(
)

*
+

&

(
)

*
+

/
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
;

<

/
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
;

<
>
?

@
A
B
C

Appendix E

E-33

ASCII Column Codes (ADDS VP A2/605 , DASHER 0200/0210, HZ-1500), Continued
ADDS VP DASHER
ADDS VP DASHER
Column A2/60
0200/0210 HZ-1500
Column A2/60
0200/0210

63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71

b

>

c

?

d

@
A

e

72
7374
75
76
77
78
79
80

D
E
F
G
H

f

B

g

C

h

D
E

I
J
K

P

F

L
[22] mf

0
1
2

3

q
r

s
t

u
v
w

x
y

G
H

I
J
K
R
M
N

o

HZ-1500

M
N

o

P

Q
R
S

T
U

Screen Area

Data area6
Function key label line
Terminal message field
Computer message field

6. In native personality. only the reverse attribute can be assigned to the data area.

[23] Display Attribute Codes
attr
Display Attributes

SPACE
·0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

<
>
?

[24]
wpca
6

7
A
B
C
E
F

G

Space character
Normal
Invisible
Blink
Invisible
Reverse
Reverse and invisible
Reverse and blink
Reverse, blink, invisible
Underline
Underline and invisible
Underline and blink
Underline, blink, invisible
Underline and reverse
Underline, reverse,
invisible
Underline, reverse, blink
Underline, reverse, blink,
invisible
Write-Protected
Display Attribute

Reverse 7
Dim7
NormaF
Blink on
Invisible on
Underline on
Reverse on
Dim on

7. Clears other write-protected attributes

attr Display Attributes
p
q
r
s
t
u
v
w
x
y
z
{

Dim
Dim and invisible
Dim and blink
Dim, blink, invisible
Dim and reverse
Dim, reverse, invisible
Dim, reverse, blink
Dim, reverse, blink, invisible
Dim and underline
Dim, underline, invisible
Dim, underline, blink
Dim, underline, blink, invisible
I
Dim, underline, reverse
Dim, underline, reverse, invisible
}
Dim, underline, reverse, blink,
DEL Dim, underline, reverse, blink,
invisible

E-34

ASCII Command Guide

[25] lattr
@
A
B

C
D
E

G
H
I
J

Line Attribute

Single-high, single-wide characters
Single-high, double-wide characters
Top half of double-high, single-wide characters
Bottom half of double-high, single-wide characters
Top half of double-high, double-wide characters
Bottom half of double-high, double-wide characters
Normal background
Bold background
Invisible background
Dim background

[26] Graphics Character Codes
ldraw

4
5
6
7

Graphics
Character

~

J

ldraw

Graphics
Character

+

8

ldraw

Graphics
Character

<

..L

1

9

I
I

I

>

II

?

I

[27] wndlpage Window or Page

o

1
2
3
4
5
6

Page
Page
Page
Page
Page
Page
Page

0 or upper window
1 or lower window
2
3
4
5
6

[28] 11/

One-to three-decimal value of line relative to home

[29] eee

One- to three-decimal value of column relative to home

[30] ehar

Character that replaces unprotected characters

[31] width Column code from [21] for column number representing the number of
columns to right of cursor
[32] height Line code from [21] for line number representing the number of lines

below cursor

Appendix E

[33] bank

o

1
2
3

E-35

Font Bank8
Font bank 0
Font bank 1
Font bank 2
Font bank 3

8. Holds predefined character set

[34]

set
@
A
B
C
D
E
F
G

a
b

c
d

[35] pp

Predefined Character Set
Native mode
Multinational
Standard ASCII
Graphics 1
PC equivalent
Graphics 2
Graphics 3
Standard ANSI
44-line native mode
44-line multinational
44-line PC equivalent
44-line Standard ASCII
44-line Standard ANSI
2-byte hex value of character positionS

9. In the illustrations, DEC
down.

=decimal value;

HEX

=hexadecimal value.

Read across, then

E-36

ASCII Command Guide

~. 0 16 132 48 64 80 96 112

c

•
o
1
2

H

E
x 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

12} @p

.. ID
L
Q
1 it
!1 A a Iq
2 ~ r 112 BRb r

0

iT

~

3 CSc S
4 4 ;. ~$ 4 DTId t
5 5 ~
~ 5 EUe u
6 6
6 FUf v
B
,
7 7 1
7 GWIg w
8 8 ~ ~ ( 18IH Xh x
9 9 J:I.
)9 I Y1 Iv
10 A ~--. · J Z j z
·· KI[ KI{
11 B ~I+ ,
I
12 C ~=,
I
1
L
<
....
13 0 ~ ;.1. - - M] M }
3 3

"

1&
I-

14
15

0

:EO.
FI~

"

>N1A n

1/7o_0

Native Mode

1-

~. o 16 ~2 48 64 80 96 112

c

•

H

E
x 0 ,1 234 5 6 7
IJl 0:::
0 0
E

1 1
2 2

~
e f£

U
, if

".I~I

IT S

±

r>
<
b

01811
II
,

~. o 16 ~2 48 64 80 96 112

c

•

H

E
x 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

9 11 @P .. !P
1 1 ~ q !1 AQ a Iq
2 2 ~ q 112 BRb r

o

0

¥ i .8= ¢J2
14 E AIl « :I rt IE.
15 F A I » 11~n

~ ~ 3 CS c S
4 4 It I~ **
$ 4 DTd t
5 5 1J
~ %5 EUe u
6 6
~ ~ &6 FUf v
Ig W
7 7 ~ ~ '7 GW
8 8 E§ ~ ( 18 IH Xh x
9 9 If ~ )9 I y 1 Iv
10 A ~ i
: J Z,; z
11 B ~ 1: + ;K [ k{
12 C ~ ~ , N n
15 F ~ ~ / ? 0
-0

Multinational

Standard ASCII

5
6

A

a 0 u,.,
4 ati n
,.,
"" 0"" N I:
5 a
a
6 a u ai.,....

3 3
4

A

I-

A

7 7
8 8
9 9

~

"" 0
U

e IV i
A

-

.• ~
l::

l:
Fcr .

.

rrJJ

III L ~ r ~
l
:

e0 ...,

r- I:

!:

~

Qa

rr 8·

eU
B :.: ¢ '2 illfl 0
"n

10 A ""
11

lL 11

12 C
13 0

A.

1
1""

£

II
"
:lI

r

00

3 3

•

,

E-37

Appendix E

.

~. o 16 ~2 48 64 80 96 112

c

H

E
x o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
~
o0
l~

1 1

11

2 2

Z

3 3

~

5 5

4
5

6 6

6

7 7

7

8 8

8

9 9

8

4 4

11 B
12 C

•

13 D

r4I

14 E

~

15 F

r.r
Graphics 1

o 16 ~2

48 64 80 96 112

H

E
x o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

o

0

rlT 10-

.

~. o 16 ~2 48 64 80 96 112

c

o

H
E

x

1 1

12'

2 2

2 2

:'=c

3 3

4 ""

4 4

,HI

o

1 2 3 4 5 6 7
I-

0

1 1

1~

3 3
4 4

,"-~

t--

1\ I
'r1

•

5 5

5 5

.

L.

6 6

6 6

17 IT

7 7

7 7

rl
nI

8
[9

8 8

15E:

U

10 A

..
~

c

~

t+

8 8

,

9 9

9 9

10 A

10 A

JI

11 B

11 B

n
r'

L,

+

I

L ~

12 C

U U.

12 C

13 D

13 D

14 E

14 E

15 F

15 F

Graphics 2

J

-- •
•

~
-rI

rr.I

~
Graphics 3

f--

E-38

ASCII Command Guide

... •
D
E

c

o 16 ~2 48 64 80 96 112
H
E
x o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

,

0 @P \ P
1 1
.I 1AQa Iq
II
2 2
- 2 BRb r
3 3 -t
3 CSC S
4 4
$ 4 DTd t
~ **
~%
5 5
5 EUe u
~
,.
6 6
~ &6 F Uf v
7 7
'7 GWIg w
±
8 8
T (8 HXh x
9 9 ~
)9 I y 1 IV
10 A I~~<
: J Z,i Z
o 0

r-- r-r-- r--

•
0

11 B

14

.> ·K
+

~

[

k{

, N n
./

12 C
13

I"

I· ...

15 F

11 11
¢

A

It

? 0- a

Standard ANSI
[36] bb ... bb

.•
~

016 ~2 48 64 80 96 112

c

H

,

E
x 01 2 3 4 5 6 7

o 0

1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8

~
~~
II t

•!!11 **$ 34 DCSTcd t
•+ %5 EUe u
t -&6 F Uf v
• t '7 GWg
S

§

W

at (18 IH Xy h x

9 9 0
10 A
11 B

0 @p p
11 AQ a Iq
112 BRb r

~

I -.

.)9;K:JI I[Z I{

1 IY

j

Z

k

0++

, N n
...

12 C ~L.
13

.IV"

14

I'V

1.1'\.

15 F~

/

?0 -

PC Equivalent

32-byte character string defining bit pattern of character

0

Appendix

F

ANSI Personalities
This appendix describes the commands supported in the
terminal's ANSI personalities: WY-75, VT52, and VT100.
The command descriptions assume a basic working knowledge of
ANSI-based terminals.
Table F-1 lists the commands under functional headings. Within
a command sequence, parameters are underlined: Pn represents
a numeric parameter; Ps represents a selective parameter whose
values are listed immediately following the command. Table F-2
lists mnemonic names. Tables F-3 through F-6 list key codes.

Table F-1

ANSI Commands
Mnemonic

Command Sequence
WY-75/VT100

VT52

Send ACK/answerback message

ENQ

CTRLE

CTRLE

Resume transmission (after suspension by CTRL S)

DC1

CTRLQ

CTRLQ

Suspend transmission (when transmit handshaking
is Xon/Xoff)

DC3

CTRLS

CTRLS

Delay processing for about 250 milliseconds

WYDELAY

ESC,

Function
Communicating with the Computer

Request terminal ID
Response (WYID):
75 CR (WY-75 personality)
60 CR (all other personalities)

WYID
ESC SPACE
DECID
ESC Z
DA
ESC [ 0 c
Response (DECID or DA):
ESC [ ? 1 ; 0 c (WY-75 personality)'
ESC [ ? 1 ; 2 c (VT100 personality)2
ESC / Z (VT52 personality)
DSR

Request status report
Ps

Request

Report

5
6

Terminal status
Cursor position
Printer status

Ready: ESC [ 0 n
Line/column: ESC [ Pn;Pn R
Ready: ESC [ ? 10 n
Busy: ESC [ ? 11 n

?15
1.

2.

Mode without AVO. Attributes are nonhidden in WY-75 personality.
Mode with AVO. Attributes are hidden in VT100 (and VT52) personality.

ESC [Ps n

ESCZ

F-2

ANSI Personalities

Table F-1

ANSI Commands, Continued

Function

Mnemonic

Command Sequence
WY-75NT100

VT52

Abort escape sequence, display error character

CAN
SUB

CTRLX
or CTRL Z

CTRLX
or CTRL Z

Controlling the Terminal

ESC <

Enter VT100 personality (from VT52 personality)
Terminal modes on (set)

SM
SM

(1) ESC [Ps; ... ;Ps h
(2) ESC [ ? Ps; ... ;Ps h

Terminal modes off (reset)3

RM
RM

(1) ESC [ Ps; ... ;Ps I
(2) ESC [? Ps; ... ;PsI

(1) PS4

Mode

Transfer enhanced data6
Keyboard lock
Monitor
Insert character
Clear enhanced data6
Local echo disable
Disable control execution
Cursor transfer termination
Newline (received CR mode)
Display disable
Status line display
Screen saver
Steady cursor
Underline cursor
Width change clear disable
Select 25th/43rd data line
Select 42/43 data lines
WY-60 (from VT100 or
WY-75
43
WY-75 (from VT100~
VT100 (from WY-75
44
45
AUX data port
Reset terminal to initial state8
1
2
3
4
6
12
13
16
20
30
31
32
33
34
35
40
41
42

Reset all terminal

Mnemonic

Defaults

GATM
KAM
CRM
IRM
ERM
SRM
FEAM
TTM
LNM
WYDSCM
WYSTLINM
WYCRTSAVM
WYSTCURM
WYULCURM
WYCLRM
WYSEDL
WYSL44
WY60

On
Off
Off
Off
On
NVR
Off
On
NVR
Off
NVR
NVR
NVR
NVR
NVR
NVR
NVR
NVR

WY75
VT100
WYDP

NVR
NVR
NVR
RIS

modes8

(2) ? PS4

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
18
19
25

Mode

Mnemonic

Default

Cursor key
VT100 7
132-column
Smooth scroll
Reverse screen
Origin
Character wrap
(end-of-line wrap
mode)
Auto repeat (key
repeat mode)
Block
Print form feed
Print full screen
Enable cursor

DECCKM
DECANM
DECCOLM
DECSCLM
DECSCNM
DECOM
DECAWM

Off
NVR
NVR
NVR
NVR
Off
NVR

DECARM

NVR

DECEDM
DECPFF
DECPEX
DECTCEM

NVR
Off
On
NVR

ESC c

WYSTR

ESC I P

Sound bell

BEL

CTRLG

CTRLG

Keypad application mode on

DECKPAM

ESC =

ESC =

3.
4.

S.
6.
7.
8.

Final character in sequence is a lowercase L.

fo~ terminal modes that can be set with SM command sequence (1)
or reset with RM command sequence (1); in the second group are the values for terminal modes that can be set with SM sequence(2)
or reset with RM sequence (2). The latter group is shown as ? Ps to indicate that sequence (2) includes a question mark immediately
following the control sequence introducer CSI. Up to 16 Ps values can be specified (separated by semicolons) in anyone SM or RM
command sequence.
When terminal is turned on or reset. "NVR" signifies that the mode is on or off according to the value saved in nonvolatile memory.
WY-7S personality only.
When 'off, vrS2 personality is enabled.
When Xon/Xoff handshaking is active, an Xon (DCl) character is sent after execution of this command.

Ps values are listed in two groups: In the first group are the values

Appendix F

Table F-1

F-3

ANSI Commands, Continued

Function

Mnemonic

Command Sequence
WY-75NT100

VT52

Keypad· application-mode off

DECKPNM

ESC>

ESC>

Restore saved cursor position, character
sets, and attributeS

DECRC
or WYRC

ESC 8
ESC [u

Save cursor position, character sets, and
attributeS

DECSC
or WYSC

ESC 7
or ESC [ s

Programming Message Fields and Function Keys
Load text

WYTLOAD

ESC [ > Ps delim text delim

WYTLOAD

ESC [ > Ps delim delim

Clear text
Ps = Computer message field or function key:
Ps
+

Computer Message Field 10

Maximum text Characters
80 Columns
132 Columns

StatUs line
Unshifted label line
Shifted label line

46
78
78

Unshifted
A

B
C
D

E
a

delim
text

·Ps
Shifted
F
G
H
I
J
I

= t~xt terminator

98
130
130
Unshifted
b

Ps
Shifted

m
n

Ps
Keyll

Unshifted

Shifted

[fill
[ill]

h

s

j
k

u
v

c
d
e

o

[£ill

p

[ill]

f
g

r

q

(any ASCII character not used in text)12

= character string13

9. Attribute in VT100 personality only.
10. The following field attributes may be assigned to the message fields by including the control characters SO (CTRL N) and SI (CTRL 0)
in the text string as indicated:
Normal
SO SI @
Reverse, dim
SO SI Q
Dim
SO SI A
Reverse, blink
SO SI R
Blink
SO SI B
Reverse, blink, dim
SO SI S
Blink, dim
SO SI C
Reverse, invisible
SO SI T
Invisible
SO SI D
Reverse, invisible, dim
SO SI U
Invisible, dim
SO SI E
Reverse, underline
SO SI X
Underline
SO SI H
Reverse, underline, dim
SO SI Y
Underline, dim
SO SI I
Reverse, underline, blink
SO SI Z
Underline, blink
SO SI J
Reverse, underline, blink, dim
SO SI [
Underline, blink, dim
SO SI K
Reverse, underline, invisible
SO SI "
Underline, invisible,
SO SI L
Reverse,underline, invisible, dim SO SI I
Underline, invisible, dim
SO SI M
Reverse, underline, invisible,
SO SI
Underline, invisible, blink
SO SI N
blink
Underline, invisible, blink, dim
SO SI 0
Reverse, underline, invisible,
SO SI
Reverse
.
SO SI P
blink, dim
11. Maximum text characters in function key are 64.
12. Except NUL, DEL, SO, SI, pr DC1 and DC3 ifXon/Xoff handshaking is enabled.
13. Including any ASCll character except NUL, DEL, or DC1 and DC3 if Xon/Xoff handshaking is enabled. (SO and SI have the special
function indicated in footnote 10.)

F-4

ANSI Personalities

Table F-1

ANSI Commands, Continued
Command Sequence
Mnemonic

WY-75NT100

Dis-play screen alignment pattern (fill screen
with E's)

DECALN

ESC # 8

Display next page
Pn = number of pages forward

NP

ESC [Pn U

Display previous page
Pn = number of pages back

PP

ESC [Pn V

Define scrolling region
Pn= beginning line number; ending line number 14

DECSTBM

ESC [Pn; Pn r

Control simulated keyboard LEDs in computer
message field
Ps
LED
o
Ll to L4 off
1
Llon
2
L2 on
3
L3 on
4
L4 on

DECLL

ESC [ Ps; ... ;Ps q

Define video attribute

SGR

ESC [ Ps; ... ;Ps m

Function
Screen Display!Attributes

Video Attribute

WY-75

VT100

Ps

Personality15 Personality16

Non-O

Normal
Enhanced 17

o

Attributes off
Bold18

1
2
4

Dim 18

Underline
Blink

5

Define enhance attribute
(WY-75 personality only; see SGR)
Ps
Attribute

o
1
2
3
4

14.
15.
16.
17.
18.

Video Attribute

WY-75
Ps
7
8
22
24
25
27

VT100

Personality

WYNNAT

Dim

Reverse
Underline
Blink
Invisible

If the secopd parameter is 0 or absent, the ending line is the last line on the screen.

Standard ANSI characters are always displayed with the normal attribute.
ANSI Graphics characters are displayed with the current attribute.
See WYNNAT.
Bold, dim, and invisible cannot be combined.

Personality16

Reverse
Invisible 18
Normal
Underline off
Blink off
Reverse off
ESC [ Ps t

VT52

F-o

Appendix F

Table F-1

ANSI Commands, Continued
Command Sequence
Mnemonic

Function

Assign field attribute from cursor location to end
WYFDAT
of screen or start of next attribute (WY-75 personality only)

WY-75NT100
ESC [ Ps P

Ps

Attribute

Ps

Attribute

Ps

Attribute

o

Normal
Dim
Blink
Blink, dim
Invisible
Invisible, dim
Invisible
Invisible, dim
Underline
Underline, dim
Underline, blink

11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21

Underline, blink, dim
Underline, invisible
Underline, invisible dim
Underline, invisible, blink
Underline, invisible, blink, dim
Reverse
Reverse, dim
Reverse, blink
Reverse, blink, dim
Reverse, invisible
Reverse, invisible, dim

22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31

Reverse,
Reverse,
Reverse,
Reverse,
Reverse,
Reverse,
Reverse,
Reverse,
Reverse,
Reverse,
dim

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

VT52

Enable top half of double-high, double-wide line

DECDHL

ESC # 3

Enable bottom half of double-high, double-wide line

DECDHL

ESC#4

Enable single-high, single-wide line

DECSWL

BSC# 5

Enable single-high, double-wide line

DECDWL

ESC# 6

Enable top half of double-high, single-wide line

WYDHL

ESC # :

Enable bottom half of double-high, single-wide line

WYDHL

ESC # ;

invisible
invisible, dim
underline
underline, dim
underline, blink
underline, blink, dim
underline, invisible
underline, invisible, dim
underline, invisible, blink
underline, invisible, blink

Controlling the Cursor

Cursor right one column

ESC [C

Cursor right Pn columns

CUF

ESC [Pn C

Cursor left one column

BS

CTRLH

Cursor left Pn columns

CUB

ESC [Pn D

Cursor up one line; no scroll

ESC C

CTRLH
or ESC D

ESC A

Cursor up one line; scroll

RI

ESCM

Cursor up Pn lines

CUll

ESC [Pn A

Cursor up Pn lines and to column 1

CPL

ESC [Pn F

Cursor down Pn lines and to column 1

CNL

ESC [Pn E

Cursor down one line; scroll

IND

ESCD

ESC I

F-6

Table F-1

ANSI Personalities

ANSI Commands, Continued
Command Sequence
WY-75NT100

VT52

LF

CTRLJ
or CTRL K
or CTRL L

CTRLJ
or CTRL K
or CTRL L

Cursor down Pn lines

CUD

ESC [Pn B

Cursor to start of line

CR

CTRLM

Cursor to start of next line; scroll

NEL

ESC E

Cursor to column Pn

CHA

ESC [Pn G

Cursor to line Pn; column Pn

CUP
HVP

ESC [Pn; Pn H
or ESC [ Pn; Pn f

Function

Mnemonic

Cursor down one line; scroll

ESC B

Cursor down one line; no scroll

CTRLM

ESC Y line

COl 19

Editing

ESCH

Home cursor
Set tab stop at cursor position

HTS

ESCH

Clear tab stop at cursor position

TBC

ESC [ 0 g

Clear all tab stops

TBC

ESC [ 3 g

Move cursor to next tab stop, or right margin

HT

CTRL I

Move cursor forward Pn tab stops

CHT

ESC [ Pn I

Move cursor backward Pn tab stops

CBT

ESC [Pn Z

Insert Pn null characters beginning at
cursor column

ICH

ESC [Pn @

Insert Pn lines of null characters beginning
at cursor line

IL

ESC [Pn L

Delete Pn lines beginning at cursor line

DL

ESC [Pn M

Delete Pn characters beginning at cursor column

DCH

ESC [Pn P

Erase in display
From cursor to end of screen
From beginning through cursor
Entire screen

ED

Erase only normally enhanced data (WY-75
personality only)
From cursor to end of screen
From beginning through cursor
Entire screen

DECSED

ESC [ 0 J
ESC [ 1 J
ESC [ 2 J

CTRLI

ESC J

ESC [ ? 0 J
ESC [ ? 1 J
ESC [ ? 2 J

19. line and col are the hexadecimal codes for the line or column number plus 1FH (or the ASCII line and column codes in Appendix E).

Appendix F

Table F-1

F-7

ANSI Commands, Continued
Command Sequence
WY-75NT100

Function

Mnemonic

Erase in line
From cursor to end of line
From start of line through cursor
Entire line

EL

Erase only normally enhanced data in line
(WY-75 personality only)
From cursor to end of line
From start of line through cursor
Entire line

DECSEL

Erase Pn characters beginning at cursor column

ECH

ESC [Pn X

MC

ESC [ Ps i

WYXCH

ESC 5

ESC [ 0 K
ESC f 1 K
ESC 2 K

VT52

ESCK

ESC f ? 0 K
ESC ? 1 K
ESC [ ? 2 K

Sending/Printing Data

Media copy
Ps
0
2
4
5
?1

?3
?4
?5

Action

Copy
Copy
Turn
Turn
Copy
Copy
Turn
Turn

entire screen display to printer port
entire screen display to data port
off transparent print mode
on transparent print mode
cursor line to printer port
cursor line to data port
off auxiliary print mode
on auxiliary print mode

Send cursor character (WY-75 personality only)
Copy screen display to printer port

ESC]

Copy cursor line to printer port

ESC V

Auxiliary print mode on

ESC

Auxiliary print mode off

ESC

Transparent print mode on

ESCW

Transparent print mode off

ESC X

~

Character Sets

Select GO character set

SCS

CTRLO

Select G1 character set

SCS

CTRLN

Select ANSI Graphics character set

SCS

ESC F

Select Standard ANSI character set

SCS

ESC G

CTRLO
CTRLN

F-8

Table F-1

ANSI Personalities

ANSI Commands, Continued

Function

Mnemonic

Command Sequence
WY-75NT100

Change GO character set to ANSI Graphics set

SCS

ESC (0

Change GO character set to UK ANSI set

SCS

ESC (A

Change GO character set to Standard ANSI set

SCS

ESC (B

Change G1 character set to ANSI Graphics set

SCS

ESC) 0

Change 61 character set to UK ANSI set

SCS

ESC) A

Change 6 1 character set to Standard ANSI set

SCS

ESC) B

VT52

Appendix F

F-9

D Note In the following illustration, DEC

= decimal, HEX =

hexadecimal. Read across, then down.

~.
o 16 ~2
c

48 64 80 96 11
2

• 0 p "p
. 1AQa q
EI- 23 BCRSb r
H

E
x o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

o

@

0

1 1.

~

I

II

2

I--

CS

3 31:}_

4 4

$ 4 DTd t
~ **

i --% 5 EUe u
6 6
~ -_.... &6 F Uf v
7 7
'7 GW1f2: w
±
8 8
T (8 HXh x
9 9 ~
)9 I Y1 Iy
V
10
r <• : J Z ,; z
. K[ k{
11 B - >+
, 1:
12 C 1 11 , + . K[ k{
11 , N n
15 F it . / 7
.0 - 0

A

•

1-

r ¢ - - M] rrt }
14 E L £ . >N n
15 F t . / 7
.0- 0
13 D

~.
o 16 ~2
c

13 D

A

"."

8
9

,•

H

E
x o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

0 @p -I• 1AQ
1.
II
2
2 BR";3~_ 3 CS~
4 ~
**$ 4 DT~
5
~ --% 5 EU16
1- &6FU± 7
'7 GW T
±
8
IT (8 HX~ I
9 ~
)9 I Yv.- <
0

I-

0

0

1--

. ,

1-... < :J ZJ >
B
>+ ;K ,[ 11'

10 A
11

48 64 80 96 11
2

12 C

13 D

, N t·
./
¢

11 11'
¢

14 E L
15 F

It

A

?0

ANSI Graphics

F-10

Table F-2

ANSI Personalities

Mnemonic Names

Mnemonic*

Name

Mnemonic*

BEL
BS
CAN
CBT
CHA
CHT
CNL
CPL
CR
CRM
CUB
CUD
CUF
CUP
CUU
DA
DC1
DC3
DCH
DECALN
DECANM
DECARM
DECAWM
DECCKM
DECCOLM
DECDHL
DECDWL
DECEDM
DECID'
DECKPAM
DECKPNM
DECLL
DECOM
DECPEX
DECPFF
DECRC
DECSC
DECSCLM
DECSCNM
DECSED
DECSEL
DECSTBM
DECSWL
DECTCEM
DL
DSR
ED
EL
ENQ

Bell
Backspace
Cancel
Cursor Backward Tabulation
Cursor Horizontal Absolute
Cursor Horizontal Tabulation
Cursor Next Line
Cursor Preceding Line
Carriage Return
Control Representation Mode
Cursor Backward
Cursor Down
Cursor Forward
Cursor Position
Cursor ,Up
Device Attributes
Device Control 1
Device Control 3
Delete Character
Screen Alignment Display
ANSI/VT52 Personality
Auto Repeat Mode
Autowrap Mode
Cursor Keys Mode
Column Mode
Double-Height Line
Double-Width Line
Editing Mode
Identify Terminal
Keypad Application Mode
Keypad Numeric Mode
Load LEDS
Origin Mode
Print Extent
Printer Form Feed
Restore Cursor
Save Cursor
Scrolling Mode
Screen Mode
Selective Erase in Display
Selective Erase in Line
Set Top and Bottom Margins
Single-Width Line
Text Cursor Enable
Delete Line
Device Status Report
Erase in Display
Erase in Line
Enquiry

ERM
FEAM
GATM
HT
HTS
HVP
ICH
IL
IND
IRM
KAM
LF
LNM
MC
NEL
NP
PP
RI
RIS
RM
SCS
SGR
SM
SRM
SUB
TBC
TTM
VT100
WY60
WY75
WYCLRM
\VYCRTSAVM
WYDELAY
WYDHL
WYDP
WYDSCM
WYFDAT
WYID
WYNNAT
WYRC
WYSC
WYSEDL
WYSL44
WYSTCURM
WYSTLINM
WYSTR
WYTLOAD
WYULCURM
WYXCH

Name

Erasure Mode
Format Effector Action Mode
Guarded Area Transfer Mode
Horizontal Tab
Horizontal Tabulation Set
Horizontal and Vertical Position
Insert Character
Insert Line
Index
Insertion-Replacement Mode
Keyboard Action Mode
Line Feed
Line Feed New Line Mode
Media Copy
Next Line
Next Page
Preceding Page
Reverse Index
Reset to Initial State
Reset Mode
Select Character Set
Select Graphic Rendition
Set Mode
Send-Receive Mode
Substitute
Tabulation Clear
Transfer Termination Mode
VT100 Personality
WY-60 Personality
WY-75 Personality
Width-Change-Clear Disable Mode
CRT Saver Mode
Delay Processing
Double High Line
MODEM/AUX Data Port
Disable Screen Mode
Field Attribute
Terminal Identification
Define Enhance Attribute
Restore Cursor
Save Cursor
Select Extra Data Line
Select 44 Lines
Steady Cursor Mode
Status Line Display Mode
Soft Terminal Reset
Text Load
Underline Cursor Mode
Transmit Character

Mnemonics beginning with "WY" are Wyse Technology private mnemonics; those beginning with "DEC" are Digital Equipment
Corporation private mnemonics; all others are ANSI mnemonics.

Appendix F

Table F-3 Function Key
Default Codes
Key

IE]
@]
[§J

I:EI
~

1m
[ill
[m

Em

[TIQ]
[ill]
WI]
[ill]
[£ill
[}ill
[£ill

F-11

Keyboard Style
WY-60 ASCII/IBM 316X
Unshifted
Shifted

ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC

[ ? 5 i2
[ ? 3 i
[ 2i
[@
[M
[ 17 [ 18 [ 19 [ 20 [ 21 [ 23 [ 24 [ 25 [ 26 [ 28 [ 29 -

ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC

[ 5 i3
[ ? 1i
[ 0 i
[L
[K
[ 31 [ 32 [ 33 [ 34 [ 35 [ 1 [ 2 -4
[ 3 -5
[ 4 [ 5 [ 6 -6

AT1

ESC 0
ESC 0
ESC 0
ESC 0
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same

Enhanced PC1

P
Q

R
S

ESC 0
ESC 0
ESC 0
ESC 0
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same

P
Q

R
S

I:EI,

1. On the AT-style and Enhanced PC-style keyboards, function keys IE] through
shifted and unshifted, send PF key codes (see Table F-4). The remaining function keys
send the same codes as the other keyboards.
2. With auxiliary print mode off. Sends ESC [ ? 4 i if auxiliary print mode is on.
3. With transparent print mode off. Sends ESC [ 4 i if transparent print mode is on.
4. In full duplex mode. In block mode, toggles insert mode.
5. In full duplex mode. In block mode, deletes cursor character.
6. In full duplex mode. In block mode, clears from cursor to end of screen.

Table F-4
Key

Simulated PF-Key Codes

Keyboard Style
WY-60 ASCII

lliIJ Ins Char 1/1 Ins Line I
I PF21 Del Char 1/1 Del Line I
I PF31 Clr Line III Clr Scrn I
I PF41 I Repl IJl.lnsert I

IBM 316X

AT

Enhanced PC

I Jump I
I Pagel
I Send" Line I
I Select

IE]
[@
[§J

IE]
[@
[§J

I:EI

I:EI

Code
WY-75/ VT100

VT52

ESC 0 P

ESC P

ESC 0 Q

ESC Q

ESC 0 R

ESC R

ESC 0 S

ESC S

F-12

Table F-5
Numeric

Keypad Key
~1

0

2

G

CJ
[Q]

UJ
[g]

IT!

ANSI Personalities

Keypad Application Mode Codes
WY-75
VT100

VT52

ESC 0 1
ESC 0 1
ESCOm
ESCOn
ESC 0 P
ESC 0 q
ESC 0 r
ESC 0 s

ESC?
ESC?
ESC?
ESC?
ESC?
ESC?
ESC?
ESC?

1
1
m
n
P
q
r
s

Numeric
Keypad Key

WY-75
VT100

VT52

[i]
[§J

ESC 0 t
ESC 0 u
ESC 0 v
ESCOw
ESCOx
ESC 0 y
ESCOM

ESC?
ESC?
ESC?
ESC?
ESC?
ESC?
ESC?

[§]
[L]

rn

[i]
I Enter 13

t

u
v
w
x
y
M

1. AT-style and Enhanced PC-style keyboards only.
2. WY-60 ASCII and 316X-style keyboards only.
3. Not applicable to AT:-style keyboard.

Table F-6 Editing and
Special Key Codes1

Keyboard Style

WY-60
ASCII

I Backspace I

I Break I
I Shift II Break I
I Clr Line II Clr Scrn 15
~6

[!]6
[E6
~6

IBM
316X

Enhanced

AT

CTRLH
Local3

CTRLH
Local3

Loca14
ESC 0 R
ESC [A
ESC [B
ESC [C
ESC [D

Loca14
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC

[A
[B
[C
[D

PC

CTRLH

CTRLH
LocaP
Loca1 4

ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC

[A
[B
[C
[D

ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC

[A
[B
[C
[D

1. Unless otherwise noted, codes are for both the unshifted and shifted key. Codes for

keys located on the numeric keypad apply only in numeric keypad mode and only when
NUM LOCK is off on the AT-style and Enhanced PC-style keyboards.
2. Keys are listed alphabetically.
3. Sends break to MODEM port. Length depends on Break parameter selection in setup
mode.
4. Sends two-second disconnect break to MODEM port.
S. In VTS2 personality, the 0 is not sent.
6. In VTS2 personality, [ is not sent. In WY-7S and VT100 personalities, [ is replaced with
o when cursor key mode is on.

Appendix F

Table F-6 Editing and
Special Key Codes 1
Continued

F-13

Keyboard Style
IBM
WY-60
ASCII
316X

Key2

Enhanced
PC

AT

@ill

LocaF

DEL

DEL

DEL

I Shift I@ill
I Del Char 1/1 Del Line 15

LocaF

CTRLX

CTRLX

CTRLX

ESC 0 Q

I Enter 18

CTRLM
or CTRL M
CTRLJ
or CTRL I

CTRLM
or CTRL M
CTRLJ
or CTRL I

CTRLM
CTRLM
or CTRL M or CTRL M
CTRLJ
CTRLJ
or CTRL I or CTRL I

I Esc lESe
I Functl
I Hold I
I Home 16
@!D I Shift II Home po

CTRL [

CTRL [

CTRL [

CTRL [

ESC [H

ESC [H

ESC [H

Local

Local

Local

Local

~IRep115

ESC 0 S

I

ESC 0 P

Local9

Local9

Ins Char

1/1

Ins Line 15

Local9
Local9
ESC [H

[!E]

CTRLJ

I Page Next 1/1 Page Prey
I Print I
I Resetl
I Return Jt2

ICTRL J

I Scroll Lock I
I Select I
I Shift II Select
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.

CTRLX
LocaP'
CTRL M
or CTRL M
CTRL J
or CTRL I

CTRL M
or CTRL M
CTRL J
or CTRL I
LocaP'
LocaP3

Toggles block mode.
Code depends on Enter parameter selection in setup mode.
Action or code depends on Corner Key parameter selection in setup mode.
Homes cursor and clears screen.
Clears modes and error conditions.
Code depends on Return parameter selection in setup mode.
Puts terminal in setup mode.

F-14

Table F-6 Editing and
Special Key Codes 1
Continued

ANSI Personalities

Keyboard Style
WY-60
IBM
316X
ASCII

Key2

I Send 1
I Setup I

LocaP1

I Shift II

LocaP3

PC

DEL

Setup 1

LocaP3

I Sys Req I
1Shift II Sys Req I
I Tab
I Tab

Enhanced
AT

Iright

Local 11
LocaP3
CTRLI

CTRLI

ESC [Z

ESC [Z

14

Ileft
I Shift" Tab 114

CTRLI

CTRLI

ESC [Z

ESC [Z

ESC [Z

14. In VT52 personality, always sends CTRL I; in WY-75 and VT100 personalities, [ is
replaced with 0 when cursor key mode is on.

Index

Index

Corner key, 2-6, 0-1
Cursor
addressing/reading,
E-9, E-23
display, 2-3, E-6
movement commands,
0-2, E-9, E-22, F-5

Alarm clock, 4-5
Answerback, 2-2, 2-3,
2-12, E-3, E-16, F-1
Application mode codes,
F-12
ASCII table, 4-6
Attributes. See Display
attributes

Data
clearing, E-11, E-25
protecting, 2-11, E-8,
E-22
sending, 2-7, 2-10,
E-12, E-26, F-7
Data bits, 2-7, 2-8, E-16
Display attributes, 2-3,
2-11, E-8, E-21 , F-4

-A

-0

-8

-E

Bell, 2-6, E-4, E-17, F-2
Break signal, 2-6

Editing, E-1 0, E-24, F-6
Error messages, 1-2, 4-5

-c
Cables, interface, 1-1
Calculator, 4-1
Calendar, 4-6
Character sets, 2-4,
E-14, E-28, F-7
Codes
application mode, F-1 2
editing and special
keys, F-12
function keys, F-11
numeric keypad, F-12
PF keys, F-11
Column codes, E-3
Columns, 2-3, 2-5, E-19
Commands
ANSI, F-1
ASCII, E-1
local keyboard, 0-1
Communication modes,
2-4, 3-2, E-3, E-16
Connector pin
assignments, A-1

-F
Function keys
key codes, F-11
labels, 2-14, E-6, E-19
reaefining, 2-13, E-5,
E-18
transmission, E-5, E-18

-G
Graphics characters,
E""8, E-22

-H
Handshaking protocols,
2-8, 2-9, E-3, E-16

-K
Keyboards
adjusting, 1-3
connecting, 1-1
layouts, 8-2, 8-3, 8-4,
8-5, 8-6, 8-7

1-1

local commands, 0-1
locking/unlocking, E-4,
E-17
Keys. See also Function
keys
codes, 2-6, 2-7, 8-1,
C-1
corner, 2-6
direction, 2-13
editing, 2-13
keyclick, 2-6, 0-1, E-4,
E-17
keylock, 2-6
locking/unlocking, 0-1
redefining, 2-13, E-5,
E-18
repeating, 2-6, E-4,
E-17
Wyseword mode, C-1
WyseWorks functions,
4-1, 4-2, 4-5, 4-6

-L
Label line, 2-14, 3-1,
E-19
Labels, function key,
2-11,2-14
Lines
attributes, E-8, E-21
codes, E-32
number displayed, 2-3,
3-2, E-6, E-20
terminators, 2-9, 2-10

-M
MnemoniC's, F-10
Modem{/1-1, A-1
MODEM port. See Ports
Monitor mode, 2-5, 0-1,
E-2, E-15

-N
Nonvolatile memory,
2-1,2-12,2-14
NUM LOCK status, 8-8,
8-9, 0-1

1-2

-p
Pages
autopage mode, 2-10,
E-9, E-23
defining, 2-3, 3-2, E-7,
E-20
displaying, D-2, E-7,
E-20
Parameters
Answerback Conceal,
2-3
Answerback Mode, 2-3
Attribute, 2-3
Autopage, 2-10
Autoscrl, 2-4
AUX Baud Rate, 2-7
AUX Data/Stop Bits, 2-7
AUX Parity, 2-7
AUX Rcv Hdshake, 2-7
AUX Xmt Hndshake, 2-7
Background, 2-3
Baud Rate, 2-7, 2-8
Block End, 2-11
Break, 2-6
Columns, 2-3
Communication Modes,
2-4
Corner Key, 2-6
Cursor, 2-3
Data/Printer, 2-4
Data/Stop Bits, 2-8
End-of-Line Wrap, 2-4
Enhance, 2-4
Enter, 2-6, 2-9
Fkey Xmt Limit, 2-6
Font load, 2-4
Init Tabs, 2-12
Insert, 2-9
Key Repeat, 2-6
Keyclick, 2-6
Keylock, 2-6
labels, 2-11
language, 2-6
Lines, 2-3
Margin Bell, 2-6
Monitor, 2-5

Index

page Edit, 2-11
Page length, 2-3
Parity, 2-8
Personality, 2-5
Print, 2-9
Print EOl, 2-9
Print Line End, 2-10
Print Null, 2-10
Rcv Hndshake, 2-9
Rcvd CR, 2-5
Return, 2-7, 2-10
Save labels, 2-11
Scrl Speed, 2-4
Scrn Saver, 2-4
Send, 2-10
Send ACK, 2-5
Send Null, 2-10
Status Line, 2-4
Tab, 2-10
Tests, 2-11
Turnaround, 2-10
TVI 955 Attribute, 2-1 2
VP60 Blk End, 2-11
Width-Change-Clear,
2-5
Wprt Intensity, 2-11
Wprt Reverse, 2-11
Wprt Underline, 2-11
Wyseword, 2-7
Xmt Hndshake, 2-9
Xmt Limit, 2-7
Xpc Hndshake, 2-9
Parity, 2-7, 2-8
Personalities
IBM setup parameters,
2-9
key codes, B-1
selecting, 2-5, E-2,
E-15
PF key codes, F-11
Pin assignments, A-1
Ports
handshaking protocols,
2-8, 2-9, E-3, E-16
pin assignments, A-1

selecting data/printer,
2-4,3-3, D-1, E-3,
E-16
Printer, connecting, 1-1,
3-3
Printing, 2-9, 3-23 D-1,
E-13, E-27, F-7

-8
Screen
areas, 3-1
brightness, 1-3
column width, 2-3, E-:6,
E-19
split, D-2, E-7, E-20
width-change-clear, 2-5
Screen saver, 2-4, D-1,
E-5, E-18
Scrolling speed, 2-4,
D-1, E-5, E-18
Sending data, 2-7, 2-10
Setup mode, 2-1
Status line, 2-4, 3-1,
E-6, E-19
Stop bits, 2-7, 2-8

-T
Tab stops, 2-10, 2-12,
E-10, E-24, F-6
Terminal
communication modes,
3-2
configuring, 2-1
default parameters, 2-2
installing, 1-1
self-test, 1-2
Terminators, 2~9, 2-10

-w
Write-protected
characters, 2-11, E-8,
E-21
Wyseword mode, 2-7,
C-1, D-1
WyseWorks, 4-1

FCC NOTICE

WARNING: This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference to
radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to
Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide
reasonable protection against such interference when operating in
a commercial environment. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case the
user at his own expense will be required to take whatever
measures may be required to correct the interference.
Only devices certified to comply with the limits for a Class A
computing device may be attached to this equipment. Operation
with noncertified device(s) is likely to result in interference to
radio and TV reception.
This equipment is intended for commercial use only and is not
suited for operation in Class B environments.
The use of shielded I/O cables is required when connecting this
equipment to any and all optional peripheral or host devices.
Failure to do so may violate FCC rules.

CANADIAN DOC NOTICE

This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio
noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio
Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of
Communications.
Le present appareil numerique n' emet pas de bruits
radioelectriques depassant les limites applicables aux appareils
numeriques de la class A prescrites dans Ie Reglement sur Ie
brouillage radioelectrique edicte par Ie Ministere des
Communications du Canada.

880259-02 Rev. B
May 1989
Printed in Taiwan R.O.C.

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San Jose, CA 95134

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