Installing and Using The VT420 Video Terminal With PC Terminal Mode Update

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1 Installing and Using The VT420 Video Terminal With P Terminal Mode Update EK VT42A UP. A0 January 993 This document is an update for Installing and Using the VT420 with P Terminal Mode, EK VT42A UU.00. This update provides information on how to use French anadian, Greek, Hebrew, and Turkish keyboards and character sets with your terminal. Digital Equipment orporation

2 First Edition, January 993 The information in this document is subject to change without notice and should not be construed as a commitment by Digital Equipment orporation. Digital Equipment orporation assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document. The software described in this document is furnished under a license and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of such license. No responsibility is assumed for the use or reliability of software on equipment that is not supplied by Digital Equipment orporation or its affiliated companies. Restricted Rights: Use, duplication, or disclosure by the U. S. Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in subparagraph ( c)( )( ii) of the Rights in Technical Data and omputer Software clause at DFARS opyright by Digital Equipment orporation 993 All Rights Reserved. The following are trademarks of Digital Equipment orporation: VMS, VT, VT52, VT00, VT220, VT320, VT420, and the DIGITAL logo.

3 ontents About This Guide vii Getting Started Selecting a Keyboard Dialect... Selecting a haracter Set... 2 Selecting P TERM Mode (P Keyboards Only) ANSI and P Keyboards French/anadian ANSI and P Keyboards Greek/N-A ANSI Keyboard... 5 Greek/N-A P Keyboard... 6 Using Greek or North American haracters (VT Mode Only) 6 Hebrew/N-A ANSI Keyboard... 7 Using Hebrew or North American haracters... 7 hanging Screen haracters Without hanging the Keyboard Layout hanging the opy and Paste Direction Hebrew/N-A P Keyboard... 9 Using Hebrew or North American haracters (VT Mode Only)... 0 hanging the opy and Paste Direction.... Turkish ANSI and P Keyboards Using Set-Up Set-Up Directory Screen... 4 Display Set-Up Screen General Set-Up Screen iii

4 iv ontents 4 Typing Additional haracters How to Type a haracter from a P Keyboard... 2 How to Type a haracter from an ANSI Keyboard Greek ompose haracters Hebrew ompose haracters Turkish ompose haracters haracter Sets French/anadian haracter Sets Greek haracter Sets Hebrew haracter Sets Turkish haracter Sets Index Figures 2 French/anadian P Keyboard Greek/N-A ANSI Keyboard Greek/N-A P Keyboard Hebrew/N-A ANSI Keyboard Hebrew/N-A P Keyboard Turkish-F ANSI Keyboard Turkish-Q ANSI Keyboard Turkish P Keyboard DE Greek Supplemental haracter Set ISO Latin-7 haracter Set ISO Latin-7 RM haracter Set Greek NR Set (VT Mode Only) P Greek haracter Set DE Hebrew Supplemental haracter Set ISO Latin-Hebrew haracter Set ISO Latin-Hebrew RM haracter Set bit Hebrew NR Set (VT Mode Only) P Hebrew haracter Set bit Turkish Supplemental Set... 44

5 ontents v 5 2 Turkish ISO Latin-5 haracter Set Turkish ISO Latin-5 RM haracter Set Turkish NR Set (VT Mode Only) P Turkish haracter Set... 4 Tables 3 Set-Up Directory Features Display Set-Up Features General Set-Up Features DE Greek Supplemental haracters -bit haracters Mode ISO Latin-7 haracters -bit haracters Mode DE Greek Supplemental haracters 7-bit NRS haracters Mode ISO Latin-7 haracters 7-bit NRS haracters Mode DE Hebrew Supplemental and ISO Latin-Hebrew haracters DE Turkish Supplemental and ISO Latin-5 haracters... 29

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7 About This Guide This update provides information on how to use French anadian, Greek, Hebrew, and Turkish keyboards and character sets with your terminal. There are ANSI terminal and personal computer (P) versions of the keyboards and character sets. This document is an update for Installing and Using the VT420 with P Terminal Mode, EK VT42A UU.00. The document assumes that you are familiar with the VT420 features and controls, such as how to use set-up screens. Organization This update contains five chapters: hapter Describes... How to start using your new keyboard by selecting the correct keyboard dialect in the Set-Up Directory screen. 2 The features of the French anadian, Greek, Hebrew, and Turkish keyboards. 3 The set-up features related to the French anadian, Greek, Hebrew, and Turkish keyboards and character sets. 4 How to type additional characters by using compose sequences. 5 The Greek, Hebrew, and Turkish character sets included with your terminal. vii

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9 Getting Started After you connect your keyboard to the terminal, you must use the terminal s set-up screens to select and save settings for: orrect keyboard dialect Desired character set P TERM mode, if you have a P keyboard Refer to Installing and Using the VT420 Video Terminal With P Terminal Mode for a description on how to perform these procedures. Selecting a Keyboard Dialect To select the correct keyboard dialect for your keyboard, use the keyboard dialect feature in the Set-Up Directory screen. Refer to the Getting Started chapter in your user guide for the appropriate procedures. You can choose one of the following additional selections for the keyboard dialect: French/anadian Greek/N-A Hebrew/N-A Turkish-F Turkish-Q

10 2 Getting Started Selecting a haracter Set After you set the keyboard dialect, you may want to choose an appropriate character set for your keyboard. You use the General Set-Up screen to choose from -bit multinational, 7-bit national, or P character sets, as described in the Using Set-Up chapter of your user guide. Following are the added -bit and P character sets available from the User-preferred Supplemental Set (UPSS) in the General Set-Up screen: In VT Mode In P TERM Mode Greek Hebrew Turkish UPSS ISO Latin-7 Supplemental UPSS DE Greek Supplemental UPSS ISO Latin-Hebrew Supplemental UPSS DE Hebrew Supplemental UPSS ISO Latin-5 Supplemental UPSS DE Turkish Supplemental UPSS ISO Latin-7 Supplemental P Greek UPSS ISO Latin-Hebrew Supplemental P Hebrew UPSS ISO Latin-5 Supplemental P Turkish To use 7-bit characters, then you set the character set mode feature in the General Set-Up screen to 7-bit NRS haracters. The terminal uses the 7-bit national character set that matches the current keyboard dialect. Selecting P TERM Mode (P Keyboards Only) If you have a P keyboard, then you can operate the terminal in VT mode or P TERM mode. In P TERM mode, you can: Run P applications Use P character sets hoose other P set-up features The Getting Started chapter of your user guide describes how to select P TERM mode from the General Set-Up screen.

11 2 2 ANSI and P Keyboards Your Installing and Using the VT420 with P Terminal Mode guide describes the basic key functions of ANSI and P keyboards. This chapter shows the following new keyboards and describes some of their unique features: French/anadian ANSI and P Keyboards Greek/N-A ANSI Keyboard Greek/N-A P Keyboard Hebrew/N-A ANSI Keyboard Hebrew/N-A P Keyboard Turkish ANSI and P Keyboards The figures in this chapter show the main keypad only. 3

12 4 ANSI and P Keyboards French/anadian ANSI and P Keyboards The French/anadian ANSI and P keyboards work the same as the ANSI and P keyboards described in your Installing and Using guide. Refer to the Installing and Using guide for an illustration of the French /anadian ANSI keyboard. Figure 2 shows the French/anadian P keyboard. Figure 2 French/anadian P Keyboard! " $ %? & * ( ) + # \ /4 /2 = 3/4 Q W E R T Y U I O P ].. ], Entree Fix Maj A S D F G H J K L. >., > } } Z X V B N Mµ,.. E trl Alt Alt ar trl GSF-MK250--DG LJ TI0 MA DG

13 ANSI and P Keyboards 5 Greek/N-A ANSI Keyboard The Greek/N-A ANSI keyboard gives you the option of using Greek characters or the characters on the North American keyboard. You can use the left or right GREEK key to toggle between the Greek and North American keyboard layouts. For other basic keyboard features, see your Installing and Using guide. Figure 2 2 shows the Greek/N-A ANSI keyboard. Figure 2 2 Greek/N-A ANSI Keyboard 2 # 3 $ 4 % 5 ^ 6 & 7 * ( 9 ) 0 _ + = Tab { Q W E R T Y U I O P } ς Ε Ρ Τ Υ Θ Ι Ο Π [ ] trl A S D F G H J K L.. " : Α Σ Φ Γ Η Ξ Κ Λ \ ; Shift > Z X V B N M,.? Shift < Ζ Χ Ψ Ω Β Ν Μ,. / Return GREEK Alt Function Alt Function GREEK GREEK Function GREEK If the keyboard layout is Greek, then pressing GREEK changes the layout to North American. If the keyboard layout is North American, then pressing GREEK changes the layout to Greek. The terminal displays Grk on the keyboard indicator line.

14 6 ANSI and P Keyboards Greek/N-A P Keyboard In VT mode, the Greek/N-A P keyboard gives you the option of using Greek characters or the characters on the North American keyboard. For other basic keyboard features, see your Installing and Using guide. Figure 2 3 shows the Greek/N-A P keyboard. Figure 2 3 Greek/N-A P Keyboard 2 # 3 $ 4 % 5 ^ 6 & 7 * ( 9 ) 0 _ + = Tab aps Lock Shift { Q W V E R T Y U I O P } E R T U Q I O P [ ] \ A S D F G H J K L :.. A S D F G Enter H X K L ; " \ Z X V B N M < >? Z Y W B N M,. / Shift trl Alt Alt trl Using Greek or North American haracters (VT Mode Only) In VT mode, you can use the trl Alt key sequence to toggle between the Greek and North American keyboard layouts. If the keyboard layout is Greek, then pressing trl Alt changes the layout to North American. If the keyboard layout is North American, then pressing trl Alt changes the layout to Greek. The terminal displays Grk on the keyboard indicator line. NOTE In P TERM mode, trl Alt sends scan codes to the host system.

15 ANSI and P Keyboards 7 Hebrew/N-A ANSI Keyboard The Hebrew/N-A ANSI keyboard gives you the following options: Use Hebrew characters or the characters on the North American keyboard hange the current characters on the screen from Hebrew to North American or from North American to Hebrew opy and paste text from left to right or right to left For other basic keyboard functions, see your Installing and Using guide. Figure 2 4 shows the Hebrew/N-A ANSI keyboard. Figure 2 4 Hebrew/N-A ANSI Keyboard ~ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _ + = Tab Q W E R T Y U I O P { } Return ר ℵ ט פ [ ] trl A S D F G H J K L : ; " ש ד ג ע י ל, \ ; Shift Z X V B N M Shift < >,.? ב ה נ מ,. /. Hebrew Alt Function Alt Function ompose haracter Using Hebrew or North American haracters You can use the trl Hebrew key sequence to toggle between the Hebrew and North American keyboard layouts. If the keyboard layout is Hebrew, then pressing trl Hebrew changes the layout to North American. If the keyboard layout is North American, then pressing trl Hebrew changes the layout to Hebrew. The terminal displays Hbr on the keyboard indicator line.

16 ANSI and P Keyboards If you set the terminal to 7-bit NRS haracters in the General Set-Up screen, then the trl Hebrew key sequence also changes the characters currently displayed on the screen. If the keyboard layout is Hebrew, then pressing trl Hebrew changes the Hebrew characters on the screen to the appropriate ASII characters. If the keyboard layout is North American, then pressing trl Hebrew changes the appropriate ASII characters on the screen to the Hebrew characters. When you select 7-bit NRS haracters in the General Set-Up screen after selecting the Hebrew/N-A keyboard dialect feature in the Set-Up Directory screen, the terminal automatically selects the NR set that corresponds with the keyboard dialect. The trl Hebrew sequence only works when the keyboard dialect feature is set to Hebrew/N-A. hanging Screen haracters Without hanging the Keyboard Layout If you set the terminal to 7-bit NRS haracters in the General Set-Up screen, then you can use the Shift Hebrew key sequence to change the Hebrew characters on the screen to appropriate ASII characters and the appropriate ASII characters to Hebrew. This sequence does not change the keyboard layout.

17 ANSI and P Keyboards 9 hanging the opy and Paste Direction When you copy and paste text within an active session or between two active sessions, you can perform the operation from left to right or right to left. To copy text:. Press and hold Hold for the rest of the copy operation. NOTE Releasing Hold before completing the copy operation cancels the operation. 2. Use the "#! keys to position the cursor at the beginning or end of the text you want to copy. 3. With the cursor at the beginning or end of the text, press Select. Each time you press Select, you change the direction for copying text. If the keyboard indicator line displays <<, then you can use the "#! keys to copy text from right to left. If the keyboard indicator line displays >>, then you can use the "#! keys to copy text from left to right. NOTE Each time you press Select to change direction, the terminal changes the opy Direction feature in the General Set-Up screen to reflect the specified direction. After you copy the text, you can paste it as described in your Installing and Using guide. Hebrew/N-A P Keyboard The Hebrew/N-A P keyboard gives you the following options: Use Hebrew characters or the characters on the North American keyboard opy and paste text from left to right or right to left For other basic keyboard features, see your Installing and Using guide. Figure 2 5 shows the Hebrew/N-A P keyboard.

18 0 ANSI and P Keyboards Figure 2 5 Hebrew/N-A P Keyboard ~ 2 # 3 $ ^ * 4 % 5 6 & ( ) _ = + Tab Q W E R T Y U I O P { } / ר ℵ ט פ [ ] \ aps Lock A S D F G H J K L : ש ד ג ; " ע י ל, Enter Shift Z X V B N M ב ה נ מ <, >.? /. Shift trl Alt Alt trl Using Hebrew or North American haracters (VT Mode Only) In VT mode, you can use the trl Alt key sequence to toggle between the Hebrew and North American keyboard layouts. If the keyboard layout is Hebrew, then pressing trl Alt changes the layout to North American. If the keyboard layout is North American, then pressing trl Alt changes the layout to Hebrew. The terminal displays Hbr on the keyboard indicator line. NOTE In P TERM mode, trl Alt sends scan codes to the host system.

19 ANSI and P Keyboards hanging the opy and Paste Direction When you copy and paste text within an active session or between two active sessions, you can perform the operation from left to right or right to left. To copy text:. Press and hold Scroll Lock for the rest of the copy operation. NOTE Releasing Scroll Lock before completing the copy operation cancels the operation. 2. Use the "#! keys to position the cursor at the beginning or end of the text you want to copy. 3. With the cursor at the beginning or end of the text, press Home. Each time you press Home, you change the copy direction. If the keyboard indicator line displays <<, then you can use the "#! keys to copy text from right to left. If the keyboard indicator line displays >>, then you can use the "#! keys to copy text from left to right. NOTE Each time you press Home to change direction, the terminal changes the opy Direction feature in the General Set-Up screen to reflect the specified direction. After you copy the text, you can paste it as described in your Installing and Using guide. Turkish ANSI and P Keyboards The Turkish ANSI and P keyboards work the same as the ANSI and P keyboards described in your Installing and Using guide. There are three Turkish keyboards: Turkish-F ANSI Turkish-Q ANSI Turkish P

20 2 ANSI and P Keyboards The Turkish-F ANSI keyboard uses a layout with the letter F in the first position of the second row as shown in Figure 2 6. Figure 2 6 Turkish-F ANSI Keyboard *! ^ " + ~ # ( 6 / ) % : 7 9 $ _ = Tab F G G I O D R N H P Q W Return trl U i E A Ü T K M L \ Y Ș & X Shift > J Ö { V Ç } Z S B? ; Shift < [ ]., ompose haracter Alt Function Alt Function ompose haracter The Turkish-Q ANSI keyboard uses the standard North American keyboard layout for letters, with the letter Q in the first position of the second row as shown in Figure 2 7. Figure 2 7 Turkish-Q ANSI Keyboard ~! 2 3 / 4 $ 5 % 6^ 7 * ( 9 ) 0 Ü # Ö & I i Tab : Q W E R T Y U I O P " Return ; trl A S D F G H J K L Ș { [ Ç } ] + = Shift > Z X V B N M i < \? Shift., ompose haracter Alt Function Alt Function ompose haracter

21 ANSI and P Keyboards 3 Figure 2 shows the Turkish P keyboard. Figure 2 Turkish P Keyboard é " aps Lock trl * # $ { [ ] } \ Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L Ș i > < Z X V B N M _ Alt Alt Gr trl Ö Ç :. Ü ~ ;,

22 3 Using Set-Up 3 This chapter describes new and updated set-up screen features that apply to the French/anadian, Greek, Hebrew, and Turkish keyboards and character sets. For a description of set-up and other set-up screen features, see the Using Set-Up chapter in your Installing and Using guide. Set-Up Directory Screen The keyboard dialect feature in the Set-Up Directory screen now has selections for the French/anadian, Greek, Hebrew, and Turkish keyboards. Table 3 describes the keyboard dialect feature of the Set-Up Directory. 4

23 Using Set-Up 5 Table 3 Feature Set-Up Directory Features Description Keyboard dialect North American Keyboard Lets you select one of many languages and dialects to match your keyboard. The default is North American Keyboard. ANSI Keyboards The other ANSI keyboards are Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Flemish, French/Belgian, French/anadian, German, Greek/N-A, Hebrew/N-A, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss (French), Swiss (German), Turkish F, and Turkish Q. You can also select British for the North American keyboard. P Keyboards The other P keyboards are the Belgian, British, Danish, Finnish, French, French/anadian, German, Greek/N-A, Hebrew/N-A, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish International, Spanish National, Swedish, Swiss (French), Swiss (German), Turkish-F and Turkish-Q. Default settings are in bold type. Display Set-Up Screen The Display Set-Up screen contains the auto wrap feature. The new cursor direction feature in the General Set-Up screen affects the auto wrap feature. Table 3 2 describes the features of the Display Set-Up screen.

24 6 Using Set-Up Table 3 2 Display Set-Up Features Feature and Settings Description Auto wrap No Auto Wrap Auto Wrap Selects whether or not text automatically wraps to the next line when you reach the margin at the end of the current line. If you are displaying characters from left to right, then the margin is at the right of the line. If you are displaying characters from right to left, then the margin is at the left of the line. Use the cursor direction feature (General Set-Up screen) to set the direction. When you reach the margin, the terminal displays each new character in the last column of the line. Each new character overwrites the previous character at that position. When you reach the margin, the terminal displays new characters on the next line. If you are displaying characters from left to right, then characters wrap to the left margin of the new line. If you are displaying characters from right to left, then characters wrap to the right margin of the new line. VT mode only. Default settings are in bold type. General Set-Up Screen The user-preferred supplemental set (UPSS) feature in the General Set-Up screen provides new selections for the Greek, Hebrew, and Turkish character sets. The new cursor direction feature and copy direction feature provide the option of displaying or copying characters from right to left. Table 3 3 describes the features and settings of the General Set-Up screen.

25 Using Set-Up 7 Table 3 3 General Set-Up Features Feature and Settings Description ursor direction Left to right Right to left Selects the direction in which the terminal displays characters on the screen. Displays characters from left to right. Displays characters from right to left. NOTE The cursor direction feature works properly only with compatible applications that receive input from right to left. This feature also determines the directions for: Wrapping text, if you are using the auto wrap feature (Display Set-Up screen) The <x or Backspace key (Keyboard Set-Up screen) Inserting text opy direction Selects the direction for copy and paste operations. >> opies characters on the screen from left to right. << opies characters on the screen from right to left. User-preferred supplemental set (UPSS) VT mode or P TERM mode UPSS DE Supplemental UPSS DE Greek Supplemental UPSS DE Hebrew Supplemental When the character set mode feature is set to -bit haracters, this feature selects the -bit supplemental character set. You can select from the following character sets: Selects the DE Supplemental character set, which is part of the -bit DE Multinational character set. Selects the DE Greek Supplemental character set, which is part of the -bit DE Greek character set. Selects the DE Hebrew Supplemental character set, which is part of the -bit DE Hebrew character set. VT mode only. Hebrew/N-A keyboard only. Default settings are in bold type.

26 Using Set-Up Table 3 3 (ontinued) General Set-Up Features Feature and Settings UPSS DE Turkish Supplemental UPSS ISO Latin- Supplemental UPSS ISO Latin-5 Supplemental UPSS ISO Latin-7 Supplemental UPSS ISO Latin-Hebrew Supplemental P TERM Mode Only P International P Multilingual P Danish/Norwegian P Greek P Hebrew P Portuguese P Spanish P Turkish haracter set mode Description Selects the DE Turkish Supplemental character set, which is part of the -bit DE Turkish character set. Selects the ISO Latin- supplemental character set, which is part of the ISO Latin- multinational character set. Selects the ISO Latin-5 (Turkish) supplemental character set, which is part of the ISO Latin-5 multinational character set. Selects the ISO Latin-7 (Greek) supplemental character set, which is part of the ISO Latin-7 multinational character set. Selects the ISO Latin-Hebrew supplemental character set, which is part of the ISO Latin- Hebrew multinational character set. In P TERM mode, you can also select from these P character sets. To select a P character set, you must have a P keyboard. Selects whether to use an -bit multinational character set or a 7-bit national replacement character (NR) set. VT mode only. Hebrew/N-A keyboard only. Default settings are in bold type.

27 Using Set-Up 9 Table 3 3 (ontinued) General Set-Up Features Feature and Settings -bit haracters 7-bit NRS haracters Description Lets you use one of the -bit multinational sets DE Multinational, DE Greek, DE Hebrew, DE Turkish, or ISO Latin-, -5, or -7. Each of these sets include the 7-bit U.S. ASII set. With a P keyboard, you can also select from the available P character sets. To select the multinational or P character set, use the UPSS feature in this set-up screen. Lets you use one of the 7-bit NR sets. You can select the specific NR set with the keyboard dialect feature in the Set-Up Directory screen. NOTE If you set the keyboard dialect feature to North American Keyboard, the terminal automatically sets the character set mode to -bit haracters. VT mode only. Hebrew/N-A keyboard only. Default settings are in bold type.

28 4 Typing Additional haracters 4 The terminal lets you type more characters than appear on your ANSI or P keyboard. This chapter shows you how to type additional characters on your Greek, Hebrew, or Turkish keyboard when the terminal is in VT mode. In P TERM mode, the application software that you use determines what characters you can type. If you have a French/anadian keyboard, you can use the ompose haracter sequences (ANSI keyboard) or Alt key sequences (P keyboard) in your Installing and Using guide. To enter an additional character, you type a sequence of keys. The available characters depend on the: Keyboard you are using Keyboard dialect setting (Set-Up Directory screen), which should match your keyboard model haracter set you are using 20

29 Typing Additional haracters 2 How to Type a haracter from a P Keyboard To enter an additional character from a P keyboard, you start a key sequence with the Alt key. To enter an Alt key sequence:. Look at the appropriate character set in hapter 5 and find the character you want to type. Note the decimal value next to the character. 2. Select the character set in the General Set-Up screen, if you are not already using that character set. a. Enter set-up and display the General Set-Up screen. b. Move the cursor to the UPSS feature and change the setting to the character set you want to use. c. Leave set-up. 3. heck that the Num Lock indicator on the keyboard is on. This indicates that you can enter numbers on the numeric keypad. If the indicator is off, press the Num Lock key. 4. Press and hold the Alt key while typing the decimal value for the character on the numeric keypad. 5. Release the Alt key. The character should appear on the screen. 6. If you changed the character set (step 2), then you can select your previous character set by using the General Set-Up screen again. If you pressed Num Lock so the numeric keypad could generate numbers (step 3), then you can press Num Lock again to turn this function off.

30 22 Typing Additional haracters How to Type a haracter from an ANSI Keyboard The following sections provide character tables that list the key sequences for typing additional characters on Greek, Hebrew, and Turkish ANSI keyboards. The tables show the column/row location of each character, so you can locate it in the character set (hapter 5). The tables also provide the decimal value of characters for programmers. NOTE If you try to enter a character that is not available in the current character set, then a warning bell sounds. Greek ompose haracters The following tables list the additional characters you can type on your Greek/N-A keyboard when you are using the UPSS DE Greek Supplemental or UPSS ISO Latin-7 character set (General Set-Up screen). To enter a character, type the key sequence listed in the right column. All sequences begin with the single or double quotation mark key, or ". Table onventions In the haracter Name column, UPPERASE words indicate uppercase characters, and lowercase words indicate lowercase characters. Table 4 lists the DE Greek Supplemental characters in -bit characters mode.

31 Typing Additional haracters 23 Table 4 DE Greek Supplemental haracters -bit haracters Mode Decimal ol/row haracter Name Key Sequence 92 2/00 iota with dieresis " 2 3/0 alpha with acute accent 29 3/ epsilon with acute accent 220 3/2 eta with acute accent 22 3/3 iota with acute accent 223 3/5 omicron with acute accent o 224 4/00 upsilon with dieresis " 25 5/ upsilon with acute accent 252 5/2 omega with acute accent! 253 5/03 acute accent Table 4 2 lists the ISO Latin-7 characters in -bit characters mode. Table 4 2 ISO Latin-7 haracters -bit haracters Mode Decimal ol/row haracter Name Key Sequence 69 /0 dieresis " " 0 2/04 acute accent 2 /06 ALPHA with acute accent A 4 /0 EPSILON with acute accent E 5 /09 ETA with acute accent H 6 /0 IOTA with acute accent I /2 OMIRON with acute accent O 90 /4 UPSILON with acute accent 7 9 /5 OMEGA with acute accent 92 2/00 iota with dieresis and acute accent " 2 2/0 IOTA with dieresis " I 29 2/ UPSILON with dieresis " 7

32 24 Typing Additional haracters Table 4 2 (ontinued) ISO Latin-7 haracters -bit haracters Mode Decimal ol/row haracter Name Key Sequence 220 2/2 alpha with acute accent 22 2/3 epsilon with acute accent 222 2/4 eta with acute accent 223 2/5 iota with acute accent 224 4/00 upsilon with dieresis and acute accent 250 5/0 iota with dieresis " 25 5/ upsilon with dieresis " 252 5/2 omicron with acute accent o 253 5/3 upsilon with acute accent 254 5/4 omega with acute accent! " Table 4 3 lists the DE Greek Supplemental characters in 7-bit NRS characters mode. Table 4 3 DE Greek Supplemental haracters 7-bit NRS haracters Mode Decimal ol/row haracter Name Key Sequence 64 2/00 iota with dieresis " 90 3/0 alpha with acute accent 9 3/ epsilon with acute accent 92 3/2 eta with acute accent 93 3/3 iota with acute accent 95 3/5 omicron with acute accent o 96 4/00 upsilon with dieresis " 23 5/ upsilon with acute accent 24 5/2 omega with acute accent! Table 4 4 lists the ISO Latin-7 characters in 7-bit NRS characters mode.

33 Typing Additional haracters 25 Table 4 4 ISO Latin-7 haracters 7-bit NRS haracters Mode Decimal ol/row haracter Name Key Sequence 53 /05 acute accent with dieresis " 54 /06 ALPHA with acute accent A 56 /0 EPSILON with acute accent E 57 /09 ETA with acute accent H 5 /0 IOTA with acute accent I 60 /2 OMIRON with acute accent O 62 /4 UPSILON with acute accent 7 63 /5 OMEGA with acute accent 64 2/00 iota with dieresis and acute accent " 90 2/0 IOTA with dieresis " I 9 2/ UPSILON with dieresis " /2 alpha with acute accent 93 2/3 epsilon with acute accent 94 2/4 eta with acute accent 95 2/5 iota with acute accent 96 4/00 upsilon with dieresis and acute accent 22 5/0 iota dieresis " 23 5/ upsilon with dieresis " 24 5/2 omicron with acute accent o 25 5/3 upsilon with acute accent 26 5/4 omega with acute accent! "

34 26 Typing Additional haracters Hebrew ompose haracters Table 4 5 lists the additional characters you can type on your Hebrew/N- A keyboard when you are using the UPSS DE Hebrew Supplemental or ISO Latin-Hebrew character set (General Set-Up screen). To enter a character:. Press the Hebrew key. The terminal displays the word ompose on the keyboard indicator line. If the display does not appear, then check the setting of the compose key feature in the Keyboard Set-Up screen. 2. Type the key sequence for the character listed in the right column of Table 4 5. Table 4 5 DE Hebrew Supplemental and ISO Latin-Hebrew haracters Decimal ol/row haracter and Name Key Sequence Multinational or National Mode /02 quotation mark " (sp) /03 # number sign /07 apostrophe (sp) 064 commercial at aa or AA 09 05/ [ opening square (( bracket /2 \ backslash / / or /< /3 ] closing square )) bracket /4 ^ circumflex accent ^ ( sp ) /00 ` grave accent ` (sp) 23 07/ { opening brace ( /2 vertical line / ^ 25 07/3 } closing brace ) /4 ~ tilde ~ (sp)

35 Typing Additional haracters 27 Table 4 5 (ontinued) DE Hebrew Supplemental and ISO Latin- Hebrew haracters Decimal ol/row haracter and Name Key Sequence Multinational Mode Only 60 0/00 nonbreak space 3 (sp) (sp) 6 0/0 inverted!! exclamation mark 62 0/02 cent sign c/ or / or c or 63 0/03 pound sign l- or L- or l= or L= 64 0/04 general currency sign 3 xo or XO or xo or Xo or x0 or X0 65 0/05 yen sign y- or Y- or y= or Y= 66 0/06 broken vertical or!^ bar /07 section sign so or SO or so or So or s0 or S0 or s! or S! 6 0/0 dieresis " " or (sp) 69 0/09 copyright sign O or co or o or co or c0 or /0 multiplication sign 3 xx 70 0/0 ª feminine ordinal a_ or A_ indicator 7 0/ «open angle brackets << 72 0/2 logical not 3 -, 74 0/4 registered RO trademark /5 macron 3 -^ or _^ 76 /00 degree sign 0^ 77 /0 ± plus or minus sign +- 7 /02 ² superscript 2 2^ 3 This character is only available when you use the ISO Latin-Hebrew Supplemental character set. See the UPSS feature in the General Set-Up screen. This character is only available when you use the DE Hebrew Supplemental character set. See the UPSS feature in the General Set-Up screen.

36 2 Typing Additional haracters Table 4 5 (ontinued) DE Hebrew Supplemental and ISO Latin- Hebrew haracters Decimal ol/row haracter and Name Key Sequence Multinational Mode Only 79 /03 ³ superscript 3 3^ 0 /04 acute accent 3 /05 µ micro sign /U or /u (in order) 2 /06 paragraph sign, P! or p! pilcrow 3 /07 middle dot.^ 4 /0 cedilla 3,, 5 /09 ¹ superscript ^ 6 /0 division sign 3 -: 6 /0 º masculine ordinal o_ or O_ indicator 7 /» closed angle >> brackets /2 ¼ one-quarter 4 (in order) 9 /3 ½ one-half 2 (in order) 90 /4 ¾ three-quarters /5 inverted question?? mark /5 - soft hyphen This character is only available when you use the ISO Latin-Hebrew Supplemental character set. See the UPSS feature in the General Set-Up screen. This character is only available when you use the DE Hebrew Supplemental character set. See the UPSS feature in the General Set-Up screen.

37 Typing Additional haracters 29 Turkish ompose haracters Table 4 6 lists the additional characters you can type on your Turkish- F or Turkish-Q keyboards when you are using the UPSS DE Turkish Supplemental or ISO Latin-5 character set (General Set-Up screen). To enter a character:. Press the ompose haracter key. The terminal displays the word ompose on the keyboard indicator line. If the display does not appear, then check the setting of the compose key feature in the Keyboard Set-Up screen. 2. Type the key sequence for the character, listed in the right column of Table 4 6. Table 4 6 DE Turkish Supplemental and ISO Latin-5 haracters Decimal ol/row haracter and Name Key Sequence /02 quotation mark " (sp) /03 # number sign /06 & ampersand ad /07 apostrophe (sp) 064 commercial at aa or AA 09 05/ [ opening square (( bracket /2 \\ backslash // or /< /3 ] closing square )) bracket /4 ^ circumflex accent ^ (sp) /00 grave accent ` (sp) 23 07/ { opening brace ( /2 vertical line /^ 25 07/3 } closing brace ) /4 ~ tilde ~ (sp)

38 30 Typing Additional haracters Table 4 6 (ontinued) DE Turkish Supplemental and ISO Latin-5 haracters Decimal ol/row haracter and Name Key Sequence 60 0/00 nonbreak space 3 sp sp 6 0/0 inverted!! exclamation mark 62 0/02 cent sign c/ or / or c or 63 0/03 pound sign l- or L- or l= or L= 64 0/04 general currency sign 3 xo or XO or xo or Xo or x0 or X0 65 0/05 yen sign y- or Y- or y= or Y= 66 0/06 broken vertical or!^ bar /07 section sign so or SO or so or So or s0 or S0 or s! or S! 6 0/0 general currency sign xo or XO or xo or Xo or x0 or X0 6 0/0 dieresis 3 "" or "sp 69 0/09 copyright sign O or co or o or co or c0 or /0 ª feminine ordinal a_ or A_ indicator 70 0/0 multiplication sign 3 xx 7 0/ «open angle brackets << 72 0/2 logical not 3 -, 74 0/4. I I with dot I. or.i 74 0/4 registered RO trademark /5 macron 3 -^ or _^ 3 This character is only available when you use the ISO Latin-5 Supplemental character set. See the UPSS feature in the General Set-Up screen. This character is only available when you use the DE Turkish Supplemental character set. See the UPSS feature in the General Set-Up screen.

39 Typing Additional haracters 3 Table 4 6 (ontinued) DE Turkish Supplemental and ISO Latin-5 haracters Decimal ol/row haracter and Name Key Sequence 76 /00 degree sign 0^ 77 /0 ± plus or minus sign +- 7 /02 ² superscript 2 2^ 79 /03 ³ superscript 3 3^ 0 /04 acute accent 3 /05 µ micro sign /U or /u (in order) 2 /06 paragraph sign, P! or p! pilcrow 3 /07 middle dot.^ 4 /0 cedilla 3,, 5 /09 ¹ superscript ^ 6 /0 º masculine ordinal o_ or O_ indicator 6 /0 division sign 3 -: 7 /» closed angle >> brackets /2 ¼ one-quarter 4 (in order) 9 /3 ½ one-half 2 (in order) 90 /4 ¾ three-quarters (in order) 9 /5 inverted question?? mark /00 G G with breve G- or -G 22 3/3. I I with dot 3 I. or.i 3 This character is only available when you use the ISO Latin-5 Supplemental character set. See the UPSS feature in the General Set-Up screen. This character is only available when you use the DE Turkish Supplemental character set. See the UPSS feature in the General Set-Up screen.

40 32 Typing Additional haracters Table 4 6 (ontinued) DE Turkish Supplemental and ISO Latin-5 haracters Decimal ol/row haracter and Name Key Sequence 222 3/4 ÇS S with cedilla S, or,s 240 5/00 g g with breve g- or -g 253 5/3 ì i without dot 3 ii 254 5/4 çs s with cedilla s, or,s 3 This character is only available when you use the ISO Latin-5 Supplemental character set. See the UPSS feature in the General Set-Up screen.

41 5 5 haracter Sets This chapter shows the Greek, Hebrew, and Turkish character sets included with your terminal. The chapter also lists the character sets you can use with the French/anadian keyboard. You can select from three types of character sets by using the General Set-Up screen: haracter Sets -bit supplemental P 7-bit national replacement (NR) Required Settings -bit haracters (General Set-Up screen) P TERM mode (Set-Up Directory) with a P keyboard VT mode (Set-Up Directory) and 7-bit NRS haracters (General Set-Up screen) French/anadian haracter Sets If you have a French/anadian keyboard, you can use the character sets described in your Installing and Using guide. The character sets include: DE Multinational character set ISO Latin- character set P Multilingual character set P International character set 7-bit French/anadian NR set (VT mode only) 33

42 34 haracter Sets Greek haracter Sets You can access the following character sets from the Greek/N-A keyboard or Greek P keyboard. Figure 5 shows the DE Greek Supplemental character set. Figure 5 DE Greek Supplemental haracter Set Row olumn D S NBSP I ND N EL S SA E SA H TS H TJ V TS P LD P LU R I S S2 S S A B D E F P U P U2 S TS H M W S PA E PA SI S T O S P M A P A B D E F ª « A A A A A A A A A A AA AB A AD AE AF ± ² ³ µ ¹ º» ¼ ½ B B B B B B B B B B BA BB 274 0B BD BE BF Ï i A B G D E Z H Q I K L M N X O A B D E F P R S T U F Y W ía íe hí íi ío D D D D D D D D D D DA DB D DD DE DF Ï u a b g d e z h q i k l m n x o E E E E E E E E E E EA EB E ED EE EF p r s t u f c y w V uí íw í F F F F F F F F F F FA FB F FD FE FF LEGEND 033 Octal ES 027 Decimal 0B Hexadecimal LJ RAGS

43 haracter Sets 35 Figure 5 2 shows the ISO Latin-7 character set. Figure 5 2 ISO Latin-7 haracter Set E SA H TS H TJ V TS P LD P LU R I S S2 S S3 D S P U P U2 S TS RH M W S PA E PA SI S T O S P M A P N EL S SA A D E F B A B D E F A B D E F A A A AA AB A AD AE AF A A A A A A B B B BA BB 274 0B BD BE BF B B B B B B A B D E F D D DA DB D 22 0DD DE DF D D2 2 0D D D D E E E EA EB E ED EE EF E E E E E E F F FA FB F FD FE FF F F F F F F «± ²» ½ a b c d e f i k l m n o p q r s t u x y g z h w A B D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Ï Ï Ï Ï I U u i _ ³ íï W í íu ío íi íh íe ía íï íï i u í í í í í í íw u o a e h i SHY NBSP í I ND D F LEGEND LJ RAGS Row 0 olumn Octal 027 Decimal 0B Hexadecimal ES

44 36 haracter Sets You can use the ISO Latin-7 control representation mode (RM) character set to display control characters. Normally, control characters are interpreted as commands rather than being displayed. To select this set, you would select the UPSS ISO Latin-7 set in the General Set-Up screen and select the Display ontrols setting in the Display Set-Up screen. Figure 5 3 shows the ISO Latin-7 RM character set. Figure 5 3 ISO Latin-7 RM haracter Set Row olumn D S NBSP P I ND N EL S SA E SA H TS H TJ V TS P LD P LU R I S S2 S S A B D E F P U P U2 S TS RH M W S PA E PA A SI S T O S P M A P A B D E F A 4 A 5 9 A A A «SHY A E _ A A A A A A A A A A AA AB A AD AE AF ± ² ³ í íï ía íe íh íi» ío ½ íu W í B B B B B B B B B B BA BB 274 0B BD BE BF iíï A B G D E Z H Q I K L M N X O A B D E F R D 3 S T U F Y W ÏI UÏ aí eí hí ií D D D D D D D D D D DA DB D DD DE DF uíï a b g d e z h q i k l m n x o E E E E E E E E E E EA EB E ED EE EF p r V s t u f c y w Ïi uï oí uí íw F F F F F F F F F F F F FA FB F FD FE FF LEGEND 033 Octal ES 027 Decimal 0B Hexadecimal LJ 0245 RAGS

45 haracter Sets 37 Figure 5 4 shows the Greek NR set for VT mode only. Figure 5 4 Greek NR Set (VT Mode Only) Row olumn N U S H S X E X E T E Q A K B L B S H T L F V T F F R S O S I D 2 N K S Y E B U S! " # $ % & ( ) * +,. / : ; < = >? Ï i A D L Ïu D P p B D G D D 06 T d E e R S U F Z H N Q Y q 04 y E M I W 09 i 05 w S K 074 ía 090 k 06 V 22 00A B 0A 02A 03A 04A 05A 06A 07A E L 075 íe 09 l 07 uí 23 00B 0B 02B 03B 04B 05B 06B 07B F S M 076 hí 092 m 0 íw G N 077 íi 093 n 09 í 25 00D S 0D 02D 03D 04D 05D 06D 07D R S X x E 0E 02E 03E 04E 05E 06E 07E O 079 ío 095 o DEL 27 00F 0F 02F 03F 04F 05F 06F 07F a b g z h r s t u f c LEGEND 033 Octal ES 027 Decimal 0B Hexadecimal LJ RAGS

46 3 haracter Sets You can access the P Greek character set from the Greek P keyboard. Figure 5 5 shows the P Greek character set. Figure 5 5 P Greek haracter Set A D E F B A B D E F A B D E F A A A AA AB A AD AE AF A A A A A A B B B BA BB 274 0B BD BE BF B B B B B B A B D E F D D DA DB D 22 0DD DE DF D D2 2 0D D D D E E E EA EB E ED EE EF E E E E E E F F FA FB F FD FE FF F F F F F F D F A B D E G H I K L M N O Q X Z P R F S T U W Y a b d e q g z h i k l m n o x c f p r s t u y V íu ío íi íh íe ía w ía í í e h íi ío íu Ïu íw ïi ² ± ³ ó õ Ö» n íw LJ RAGS LEGEND Row 0 olumn Octal 027 Decimal 0B Hexadecimal ES

47 «¼ µ ½ ± ² ³ ¹» ℵ ב ג ד ה ט י ל מ נ ע פ ר ש haracter Sets 39 Hebrew haracter Sets You can access the following character sets from the Hebrew/N-A keyboard or Hebrew P keyboard. Figure 5 6 shows the DE Hebrew Supplemental character set. Figure 5 6 DE Hebrew Supplemental haracter Set Row olumn I ND N EL S SA E SA H TS H TJ V TS P LD P LU R I S S2 S S A B D E F D S P U P U2 S TS RH M W S PA E PA SI S T O S P M A P A B D E F A A A A A A A A A A AA AB A AD AE AF ª º B B B B B B B B B B BA BB 274 0B BD BE BF A B D E F D D D D D D D D D D DA DB D DD DE DF E E E E E E E E E E EA EB E ED EE EF F F F F F F F F F F FA FB F FD FE FF LEGEND 033 Octal ES 027 Decimal 0B Hexadecimal LJ 0246 RAGS

48 40 haracter Sets Figure 5 7 shows the ISO Latin-Hebrew character set. Figure 5 7 ISO Latin-Hebrew haracter Set A D E F B A B D E F A B D E F A A A AA AB A AD AE AF A A A A A A B B B BA BB 274 0B BD BE BF B B B B B B A B D E F D D DA DB D 22 0DD DE DF D D2 2 0D D D D E E E EA EB E ED EE EF E E E E E E F F FA FB F FD FE FF F F F F F F D F E SA H TS H TJ V TS P LD P LU R I S S2 S S3 D S P U P U2 S TS RH M W S PA E PA SI S T O S P M A P I ND N EL S SA «- ± ² ³ µ ¹» ¼ ½ ¾ ℵ ב ג ד ה ט י ל מ נ ע פ ר ש LJ RAGS Row 0 olumn LEGEND 033 Octal 027 Decimal 0B Hexadecimal ES

49 haracter Sets 4 Figure 5 shows the ISO Latin-Hebrew RM character set. Figure 5 ISO Latin-Hebrew RM haracter Set A D E F B A B D E F A B D E F A A A AA AB A AD AE AF A A A A A A B B B BA BB 274 0B BD BE BF B B B B B B A B D E F D D DA DB D 22 0DD DE DF D D2 2 0D D D D E E E EA EB E ED EE EF E E E E E E F F FA FB F FD FE FF F F F F F F D F E SA H TS H TJ V TS P LD P LU R I S S2 S S3 D S P U P U2 S TS RH M W S PA E P A SI S T O S P M A P I ND N EL S SA «- ± ² ³ µ ¹» ¼ ½ ¾ ℵ ב ג ד ה ט י ל מ נ ע פ ר ש LEGEND LJ RAGS A NBSP A F B A B D E F D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D A B D E F F F F B D E F F olumn Row Octal 027 Decimal 0B Hexadecimal ES