Size
Select one of the following screen sizes for the session:
24 row x 80 column
24 row x 132 column
25 row x 80 column
25 row x 132 column
42 row x 80 column
42 row x 132 column
43 row x 80 column
43 row x 132 column
Status Line
This setting specifies the type of status line displayed at the top of
the emulation workspace. Both the Standard and Extended status lines display
messages about the state of the emulation or application. The Extended
status line displays additional editing status messages. The default for
this option is Standard.
Attribute
Extent
This option determines whether display attributes only apply to characters
written to the screen (Char), are active to the end of the line (Line)
or the end of the page (Page).
Reverse Screen
Image
This option reverses the background and foreground colors. For instance,
the customary black background with green letters becomes a green background
with black letters.
Map CR to CR/LF
This setting determines how incoming carriage return (CR) characters are
to be displayed on the screen. With this option disabled, a CR is displayed
as itself and when enabled, a CR is displayed as a carriage return and
a line feed (LF).
End-of-line Wrap
This setting determines what happens to the cursor and data sent to the
display when the end of the current line is reached. When enabled, the
cursor will automatically move to the beginning of the next line. When
disabled, the cursor will remain at the end of the current line and each
new character sent to the display will overwrite the character already
occupying the cursor position.
Auto Scroll
This setting determines what happens when the cursor is moved beyond the
last line of the current page. When enabled, the displayed data scrolls
up and the cursor remains on the last line. When disabled, the cursor
moves to the top of the same page. This option is enabled by default.
Scroll Speed (Lines Per
Second)
This determines the speed at which lines will scroll on the emulation screen
(from 1 to 100; default is 5). When this option is disabled, lines of
data will scroll as fast as they are received from the host.
Send Answerback
This option is used to establish a question and answer sequence between
the host and the client. This message is limited to 20 characters. The
answerback message is typically used to identify the terminal to the host
by sending a message to the host, automatically, without operator action.
Hexadecimal is represented by the tilde and hex number. (A hexadecimal
example is ~0D for hex 13, which represents the 13th ASCII character sequence.)
Send Ack
Specifies whether an ASCII ACK character is sent to the host after certain
commands have been executed.