TMODE Change terminal operating mode TMODE .pathnum arglist This command is used to display or change the operating parameters of the user's terminal. If no arguments are given, the present values for each parameter are displayed, otherwise, the parameter(s) given in the argument list are processed. Any number of parameters can be. given, and are separated by spaces or commas. A period and a number can be used to optionally specify the path number to be affected. If none is given, the standard input path is affected. NOTE: If this command is used in a shell procedure file, the option ".path num" must be used to specify one of the standard output paths (0, 1 or 2) to change the terminal's operating characteristics. The change will remain in effect until the path is closed. To effect a permanent change to a device characteristic, the device descriptor must be changed. This command can work only if a path to the file/device has already been opened. You may alter the device descriptor to set a device's initial operating parameter (see the System Programmer's Manual). upc Upper case only. Lower case characters are automatically converted to upper case. -upc Upper case and lower case characters permitted (default). bsb Erase on backspace: backspace characters echoed as a backspace-space-backspace sequence (default). -bsb no erase on backspace: echoes single backspace only bsl Backspace over line: lines are "deleted" by sending backspace-space-backspace sequences to erase the same line (for video terminals) (default). -bsl No backspace over line: lines are "deleted" by printing a new line sequence (for hard-copy terminals). echo Input characters "echoed" back to terminal (default) -echo No echo lf Auto line feed on: line feeds automatically echoed to terminal on input and output carriage returns (default). -lf Auto line feed off. pause Screen pause on: output suspended upon full screen. See "pag" parameter for definition of screen size. Output can be resumed by typing any key. -pause Screen pause mode off. null=n Set null count: number of null ($00) characters transmitted after carriage returns for return delay. The number is decimal, default = 0. pag=n Set video display page length to n (decimal) lines. Used for "pause" mode, see above. bsp=h Set input backspace character. Numeric value of character in hexadecimal. Default = 08. bse=h Set output backspace character. Numeric value of character in hexadecimal. Default = 08. del=h Set input delete line character. Numeric value of character in hexadecimal. Default = 18. bell=h Set bell (alert) output character. Numeric value of character in hexadecimal. Default = 07 eor=h Set end-of-record (carriage return) input character. Numeric value of character in hexadecimal. Default = 0D eof=h Set end-of-file input character. Numeric value of character in hexadecimal. Default 1B. type=h ACIA initialization value: sets parity, word size, etc. Value in hexadecimal. Default 15 reprint=h Reprint line character. Numeric value of character in hexadecimal. dup=h Duplicate last input line character. Numeric value of character in hexadecimal. psc=h Pause character. Numeric value of character in hexadecimal. abort=h Abort character (normally control C). Numeric value of character in hexadecimal. quit=h Quit character (normally control E). Numeric value of character in hexadecimal. baud=d Set baud rate for software-controllable interface. Numeric code for baud rate: 0=110 1=300 2=600 3=1200 4=2400 5=4800 6=9600 7=19200 tmode -upc lf null=4 bselF pause tmode pag=24 pause bsl -echo bsp=8 bsl=C NOTE: If you use tmode in a procedure file, it will be necessary to specify one of the standard output paths (.1 or .2) since the shell's standard input path will have been redirected to the disk file (Tmode can be used on an SCFMAN-type devices only). Example: tmode .1 pag=24 (set lines/page on standard output)