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Note that the PF key display shows additional function keys for VT220 and VT320 terminals. These keys are not available in the VT100 terminal and are not implemented in Vision/L. Codes are only transmitted for the PF keys and '-ESC-', 13S, and 'LF'. All other keys are ignored. Users requiring the full range of function keys should refer to the Ranger Vision-100 package, which is available separately.
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Key | Keypad Numeric Mode | Keypad Application Mode |
|---|---|---|
0 | 0 | ESC O p |
1 | 1 | ESC O q |
2 | 2 | ESC O r |
3 | 3 | ESC O s |
4 | 4 | ESC O t |
5 | 5 | ESC O u |
6 | 6 | ESC O v |
7 | 7 | ESC O w |
8 | 8 | ESC O x |
9 | 9 | ESC O y |
-ENTER-- | ENTER- | ESC O M |
- | - | ESC O m |
, | , | ESC O 1 |
0 | 0 | ESC O n |
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You may wish to edit files downloaded from a host using the PipeDream word processor. In this event, use the following techniques:
Always choose the 'plain text' option when saving or loading files in PipeDream. This option appears at the bottom of the 'File Load' and 'File Save' menus in PipeDream and should be set to 'Yes' by typing 'y'.
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Log into the remote machine and then start capturing text to a file (on UNIX you might do something like cat>fred then hit return).
Then run PipeDream, load in the text and select ◇PO to print it. The Z88 will think that the remote machine is a fast printer.
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Set up a spool file on the Z88 with □+S and display the text from the remote machine. When finished, close the spool file (□-S), start PipeDream and load the file (:RAM.-/S.sgn) as a 'plain text' file. When this file has loaded you should save it back as a different file name into :RAM.1. Finally delete the :RAM.-/S.sgn file from the Z88.