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Setup Menus National Character Settings This enables you to select the character set to be used. The IDs of the code page and character set used for the currently selected language are displayed under the User Specified button. Selecting User Specified in the nationality list box then clicking User Specified will display a dialog that enables you to change these settings. There are separate entries for the Single Byte Character Set (SBCS) and, if supported, Double Byte Character Set (DBCS). These should only be changed by the System Administrator. If they have been changed and you wish to restore the default settings, click the Default button in the IBM 5250 Settings dialog. The table on the following page shows the default settings. If double byte character sets (e.g. Japanese) are supported and you wish to use them, then set the IBM 5250 Model to either 5555_B01 (monochrome) or 5555_C01 (colour) for display, or 5553-B01 for printing. Font Factory default: Courier New This enables you to specify the font to be used for displaying characters. The available settings depend on the fonts installed. 188 IBM 5250 Settings

Section	Page
TeemTalk Software Support	3
TeemTalk Software Version	3
Acknowledgements	3
Trademarks	4
Table of Contents	5
CHAPTER 1 Introduction	23
What is TeemTalk?	23
About This Manual	23
Overview of Contents	23
Terms & Conventions	26
Getting More Information	27
The Internet	27
Technical Support	27
CHAPTER 2 Getting Started	29
Creating a Session	29
Changing the Session Configuration	33
Running a TeemTalk Session	34
The TeemTalk Window Display	34
The Title Bar	35
The Menu Bar	35
The Toolbar	36
The Emulation Workspace	36
Hotspots	36
The Soft Buttons	36
The Status Bar	37
Session Management	39
Logged on as System Administrator	39
Logged on as a User	40
CHAPTER 3 TeemTalk Connection Wizard Settings	43
Running the Connection Wizard	43
Connection Information	44
Connection Name	44
Terminal Emulation Selection	44
Graphics Mode	49
DEC Suite Emulation Settings	49
BQ 3107 Emulation Settings	50
HP 700-92/96 Emulation Settings	50
IBM 3151 Emulation Settings	50
IBM 3270 Emulation Settings	50
IBM 5250 Emulation Settings	51
International Settings	52
Keyboard Options	52
Operating Language	52
Hllapi Session Identifier	52
International Settings	53
DEC VT Suite, AIXTerm, ANSI BBS, AT386 & SCO Console	53
HP 700-92/96	55
IBM 3270	56
IBM 5250	57
Wyse Suite, ADDS A2, HZ1500, TVI	58
Keyboard Options	60
Host Information	62
Advanced Options	64
Printer Port Settings	65
Direct Print Data to the Print Manager	65
Direct Print Data to a Specific Port	66
Direct Print Data to a Network Printer	67
Advanced Printer Configuration	68
Process ANSI Commands	69
GUI Overrides	71
Aux Port Settings	73
Nominate Script File	74
Finalization	75
CHAPTER 4 Host Connection Settings	77
Displaying Host Connection Setup Options	77
Connection Wizard	77
Emulator Window	78
Types of Host Connection	78
TCP/IP Connection Settings	79
Connection Wizard	79
Emulator Window	79
TCP/IP Telnet Configuration	80
TN3270 Options	83
TN5250 Options	86
5250 Printer Options	88
Modem Connection Settings	92
Connection Wizard	92
Emulator Window	92
The Modem Settings Dialog	92
Serial Connection Settings	94
Connection Wizard	94
Emulator Window	94
The Serial Settings Dialog	94
SSL Connection Settings	97
Connection Wizard	97
Emulator Window	97
SSL Connection Configuration	98
Error Messages	99
Notes About Certificates	99
Storage of Certificates	100
Acquiring New Certificates	100
Adding to the Registry	100
Importing from the File System	101
SSH Connection Settings	102
Connection Wizard	102
Emulator Window	102
SSH Connection using Username and Password	103
SSH Connection to an openSSH Server using a Key File	103
SSH Connection to an SSH Communications Security Tectia Server using a Key File	107
SSH Key File Permissions	108
SSH Connection Dialog Display	108
CHAPTER 5 Keyboard Configuration	111
Keyboard Mapping	111
Defining Key Functions	111
Defining a Key or Key Combination	113
Key Combinations & Sequences	113
Specifying Characters	114
Compose Character Sequences	115
CHAPTER 6 Mouse Functions	121
Default Mouse Functions	121
Redefining Mouse Functions	121
Selecting & Copying Text	122
Moving the Cursor in Block Mode	123
Send Keyword	123
Show & Action Hotspots	124
Emulating a 3-Button Mouse	124
CHAPTER 7 Hotspots	125
Introduction	125
The Hotspot Editor	126
Defining a Hotspot	126
The Hotspot Definition	127
CHAPTER 8 The Toolbar	129
Introduction	129
The Predefined Button Tools	129
Redefining the Toolbar	131
Adding Buttons	131
Assigning User- Defined Functions	132
Specifying Key Functions	132
Specifying Characters	133
Adding a Space Between Buttons	133
Removing a Button or Space	134
Saving the Button Tools	134
Snapins	134
CHAPTER 9 Setup Menus	135
Menu Display	135
Restoring Default Settings	136
Specifying Characters in Setup Entries	136
Saving the Session Configuration	137
Save Using Current Session Name	137
Save Using New Session Name	137
Opening a Session	138
Adding Menu Items	140
The File Menu	141
The Edit Menu	155
Clipboard Options	156
General	156
Parsing	157
The Settings Menu	159
Emulation Settings	160
HP 700-92/96 Settings	167
PT250 Settings	175
IBM 3151 Settings	179
The Display Tab	179
The General Tab	181
The Key Interpretations Tab	183
Wyse Settings	185
The Display Tab	185
The Chars\\ Attributes Tab	188
The Block Mode Tab	189
The Misc. Tab	190
TA6530 Settings	193
IBM 3270 Settings	195
The IBM 3270 Model Tab	195
The General Tab	197
The Keyboard Tab	198
The National Char. Settings Tab	199
The Right to Left Options Tab	203
Notice Board Setup	204
IBM 5250 Settings	206
The General Tab	206
The Keyboard Tab	209
The National Char. Settings Tab	209
The Right to Left Options Tab	213
Unisys T27 Settings	214
The General Tab	214
The Environments Tab	217
The Tab Settings Tab	224
BQ 3107 Settings	226
The Compatibility Tab	226
The Display Tab	227
The Preferences Tab	228
The Function Keys Tabs	229
Serial Settings	231
Auxport Setup	234
Terminal Settings	235
The Screen Tab	235
The Font Tab	237
The Preferences Tab	239
The Keyboard Tab	245
Tab Stops	246
Local Editing	247
Block Transmission	249
Tek 4014 Settings	255
GIN Mouse Definitions	257
Attributes	258
Customizing the Colour Selection	262
Define Keyboard Macros	264
Defining a Key or Key Combination	265
Assigning User- Defined Functions	265
Soft Buttons	266
Programming a Soft Button	267
Assigning User- Defined Functions	267
Mouse Button Actions	268
Assigning Standard Functions	268
Assigning User- Defined Functions	269
Button Tools	270
Adding Buttons	270
Adding a Space Between Buttons	271
Removing a Button or Space	271
Saving the Button Tools	272
Tools Menu	273
Help Menu	274
CHAPTER 10 DEC VT Emulations	275
Creating a DEC VT Emulation Session	275
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	275
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	276
Keyboard Mapping	277
The Status Bar	280
Scrolling the Display	282
TTY Print Mode	282
Typing Direction for Hebrew Language	282
CHAPTER 11 AT&T 4410 Emulation	283
Creating an AT&T 4410 Emulation Session	283
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	283
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	284
Keyboard Mapping	284
Display	285
Programming the Function Keys & Buttons	285
CHAPTER 12 BQ 3107 Emulation	287
Creating a BQ 3107 Emulation Session	287
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	287
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	288
Keyboard Mapping	289
The Status Bar	291
CHAPTER 13 DG 410/412 Emulation	293
Creating a DG 410/412 Emulation Session	293
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	293
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	294
Keyboard Mapping	294
Key Functions	296
Local Print	296
Cursor Type	296
N/C	296
Composing Characters	297
Key Codes	297
CHAPTER 14 HP 700-92/96 Emulation	299
Creating an HP 700-92/96 Emulation Session	299
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	299
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	300
Keyboard Mapping	301
Display Configuration	303
Function Keys & Buttons	303
Mode Selection	304
Configuration Selection	308
Device Control	308
Device Modes	310
Margins, Tabs & Start Column	312
Programming Function Keys & Buttons	315
User Keys Mode	315
User Key Definitions	315
Default Definitions	316
Key String Treatment	316
Function Indicator	316
Key String Definition	316
Character Display Attributes	317
CHAPTER 15 IBM 3270 Emulation	319
Creating an IBM 3270 Emulation Session	319
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	319
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	320
IBM 3270 Emulation Capabilities	321
Keyboard Mapping	322
SysReq Key Support	322
Network Virtual Terminal Mode	324
IBM 3287-1 Printer Support	325
The Status Line	325
Operating Mode & Communication	325
Do Not Enter	326
Typing Direction	327
Bilingual Keyboard Mode	327
Numeric Lock	327
Insert Mode	327
Display Direction	328
Cursor Position	328
Text Display Options	328
Display Right-to- Left	328
Typing Direction	328
Close Key	329
Push Mode	329
Bilingual Keyboard Support	329
Alternate Code Page	329
Record & Playback Keystrokes Facility	330
Recording Keystrokes	330
Playback Keystrokes	331
Editing Macros	332
Error Codes	333
Notice Board Facility	334
Introduction	334
Key Functions	334
Copying Screen Data to the Display	334
Copying Screen Data to a Function Key	335
CHAPTER 16 IBM 5250 Emulation	337
Creating an IBM 5250 Emulation Session	337
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	337
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	339
IBM 5250 Emulation Capabilities	341
Keyboard Mapping	341
Network Virtual Terminal Mode	343
The Status Line	344
Operating Mode & Communication	344
Do Not Enter	344
Typing Direction	344
Bilingual Keyboard Mode	344
Insert Mode	345
Display Direction	345
Cursor Position	345
Fax Image Support	345
Word Processing Mode	346
Text Display Options	347
Display Right-to- Left	347
Typing Direction	347
Close Key	347
Push Mode	347
Bilingual Keyboard Support	348
Alternate Code Page	348
Record & Playback Keystrokes Facility	349
Recording Keystrokes	349
Playback Keystrokes	350
Error Codes	351
CHAPTER 17 IBM 3151 Emulation	353
Creating an IBM 3151 Emulation Session	353
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	353
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	354
The Status Bar	355
Keyboard Mapping	356
Defining Function Keys	358
CHAPTER 18 MDIS Prism Emulations	361
Creating an MDIS Prism Emulation Session	361
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	361
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	362
Keyboard Mapping	362
CHAPTER 19 PT250 Emulation	365
Creating a PT250 Emulation Session	365
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	365
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	366
The Status Line	367
Keyboard Mapping	370
Displaying Alternate Characters	372
CHAPTER 20 Siemens 97801 Emulation	375
Creating a Siemens 97801 Emulation Session	375
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	375
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	376
Keyboard Mapping	376
CHAPTER 21 TA6530 Emulation	379
Creating a TA6530 Emulation Session	379
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	379
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	380
Operating Modes	381
Conversational Mode	381
Block Mode	381
ANSI Mode	382
The Rule Cursor	382
Keyboard Mapping	382
The Status Line	384
CHAPTER 22 Unisys T27 Emulation	387
Creating a Unisys T27 Emulation Session	387
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	387
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	388
The Status Bar	389
Keyboard Mapping	390
CHAPTER 23 Viewdata Emulation	393
Creating a Viewdata Emulation Session	393
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	393
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	394
Keyboard Mapping	395
CHAPTER 24 Wyse Emulations	397
Creating a Wyse Emulation Session	397
Using the TeemTalk Connection Wizard	397
Using the TeemTalk Emulator Window	399
Keyboard Mapping	400
Display Format	402
Status Line Messages	402
Standard & Extended Status Line	402
Standard Status Line	403
Extended Status Line	404
CHAPTER 25 File Transfer	405
Introduction	405
Protocols Supported	405
Sending Files	407
Receiving Files	409
Cancelling a File Transfer	411
General Parameters	412
Kermit Parameters	414
ASCII Parameters	417
ZMODEM Parameters	419
Kermit Remote Operations	423
Local Operation	426
CHAPTER 26 IBM File Transfer	427
Introduction	427
Disabling Host Messages	427
Sending & Receiving Files	428
IBM File Transfer Settings	430
CHAPTER 27 FTP File Transfer	433
Transferring Files	433
Menu & Toolbar Options	440
The File Menu	441
The Session Menu	444
The Configure Menu	447
The View Menu	448
CHAPTER 28 Initialization Commands	449
Introduction	449
Command Summary	450
Host Connection	450
Session Configuration	450
Display Settings	450
Keyboard & Mouse	452
Host Connection	453
Load Winsock on Start-up	453
Action on Host Connection Close	453
Disable New Session Warning Message Box	453
Disable 'Exit' Message Box	454
Default Telnet Port Number	454
Session Configuration	454
Registry Start-up Settings To Action	454
Load Specified Session Configuration	455
Disable Bell	455
Enable Debug (File Capture/Replay)	455
Enable Debug Log Send & Receive	455
ZModem Startup	456
ZModem Log File Name	456
Display Settings	456
Window Minimized on Start-Up	456
Window Maximized on Start-Up	456
Workspace Fills Screen on Start-Up	457
Disable Window Frame Resize	457
Clear Screen When Session Closed	457
History Buffer Size	457
Window Title	457
Window Subtitle	458
Disable Minimize, Maximize & Close Buttons	458
Disable Minimize Button	458
Disable Maximize Button	458
Disable Close Button	458
Disable Menu Bar & ToolBar	459
Disable Menu Bar, Pop-Up Menus & Toolbar	459
Disable Menu Bar	459
Disable Menu Bar	459
Disable Menu Bar & Pop-Up Menus	460
Disable File Menu	460
Disable Edit Menu	461
Disable Settings Menu	461
Disable Tools Menu	462
Disable Toolbar	462
Disable Tool Buttons	462
Disable Scroll Bar	462
Soft Buttons Displayed	463
Disable Status Bar & DEC Status Line	463
Disable Colour Palette	463
Flashing Characters Enabled in All Sessions	464
Reflection 4 Colour Support	464
Graphics Redraw on Resize	464
Crosshair Cursor Size	465
Save 4014 Graphics Display	465
Set Tek Graphics Height	465
Set Tek Graphics Width	465
Disable Backing Store	466
Enable Plane Masking	466
Disable Sixel Graphics Scaling	466
Keyboard & Mouse	467
Convert £ to $ (MDIS P9)	467
Disable Editing Functions	467
APPENDIX A Programming Keys & Buttons	469
Introduction	469
Including Key Function Combinations & Sequences	470
Virtual Key Names	470
Key Combinations	470
Key Sequences	470
Including Special Characters	471
Control Characters	471
Backslash Values	471
The Euro Character	471
APPENDIX B Virtual Key Names	473
Introduction	473
Standard Virtual Key Names	474
AT&T 4410 Virtual Key Names	475
BQ 3107 Virtual Key Names	475
DEC VT500 Virtual Key Names	476
DG 410/412 Virtual Key Names	476
HP 700-92/96 Virtual Key Names	477
IBM 3270 Virtual Key Names	478
IBM 5250 Virtual Key Names	479
IBM 5250 Word Processing Mode	479
MDIS Prism Virtual Key Names	480
PT250 Virtual Key Names	480
SCO Console Virtual Key Names	481
Siemens 97801 Virtual Key Names	481
Stratus V102 Virtual Key Names	482
TA6530 Virtual Key Names	482
TVI 955 Virtual Key Names	483
Unisys T27 Virtual Key Names	483
Viewdata Virtual Key Names	484