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Chapter 2 - About VT/ANSI Programming Selectable Computer Modes (continued) Mode (Mnemonic) Insert/Replace (IRM) Set Mode Reset Mode Insert Replace Send/Receive Off (SRM)) On Line feed/New New line line (LNM) Line feed Cursor key (DECCKM) Application Cursor ANSI/VT52 (DECANM) Column (DECCOLM) *see Note next page Scrolling (DECSCLM) (None) VT52 132 column 80 column Smooth Jump Screen (DECSCNM) Reverse Normal Origin (DECOM) Origin Absolute Sequence CSI 4 h CSI 4 l CSI 1 2 h CSI 1 2 l CSI 2 0 h CSI 2 0 l CSI ? 1 h CSI ? l l (None) Action Selects insert mode. New display characters move old display characters to the right. Characters moved past the right margin are lost. Text moved into a protected character field is lost. If erasure mode (ERM) is reset, text moved into a protected character field is lost. Selects replace mode. New display characters replace old display characters at cursor position. Old character is erased. Disables local echo. When the computer sends characters to the host, the host must echo them back to the display. Enables local echo. When the computer sends characters, they are automatically sent to the display. Causes a received LF, FF, or VT code to move the cursor to the first column of the next line. "Return" sends both a CR and an LF code. Causes received LF, FF, or VT code to move cursor to the next line in the current column. "Return" sends a CR code only. Causes cursor keys to send application control functions. Has cursor keys to send ANSI cursor control sequences. N/A. CSI ? 2 l Ignored. CSI ? 3 h Selects 132 columns per line. CSI ? 3 l Selects 80 columns per line. CSI ? 4 h Ignored. CSI ? 4 l CSI ? 5 h Has computer add lines to the display as fast as possible. Ignored. CSI ? 5 l CSI ? 6 h Selects normal (light characters on a dark background). Ignored. CSI ? 6 l Ignored. 52 Intermec Terminal Emulator (ITE) Programmer's Reference Manual

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Chapter 2 — About VT/ANSI Programming
52
Intermec Terminal Emulator (ITE) Programmer’s Reference Manual
Insert/Replace
(IRM)
Insert
CSI 4 h
Selects insert mode. New display characters
move old display characters to the right.
Characters moved past the right margin are
lost. Text moved into a protected character
field is lost. If erasure mode (ERM) is reset,
text moved into a protected character field is
lost.
Replace
CSI 4 l
Selects replace mode. New display characters
replace old display characters at cursor
position. Old character is erased.
Send/Receive
(SRM))
Off
CSI 1 2 h
Disables local echo. When the computer
sends characters to the host, the host must
echo them back to the display.
On
CSI 1 2 l
Enables local echo. When the computer
sends characters, they are automatically sent
to the display.
Line feed/New
line
(LNM)
New line
CSI 2 0 h
Causes a received LF, FF, or VT code to move
the cursor to the first column of the next
line. “Return” sends both a CR and an LF
code.
Line feed
CSI 2 0 l
Causes received LF, FF, or VT code to move
cursor to the next line in the current column.
“Return” sends a CR code only.
Cursor key
(DECCKM)
Application
CSI ? 1 h
Causes cursor keys to send application
control functions.
Cursor
CSI ? l l
Has cursor keys to send ANSI cursor control
sequences.
ANSI/VT52
(DECANM)
(None)
(None)
N/A.
VT52
CSI ? 2 l
Ignored.
Column
(DECCOLM)
*
see Note next
page
132 column
CSI ? 3 h
Selects 132 columns per line.
80 column
CSI ? 3 l
Selects 80 columns per line.
Scrolling
(DECSCLM)
Smooth
CSI ? 4 h
Ignored.
Jump
CSI ? 4 l
Has computer add lines to the display as fast
as possible.
Screen
(DECSCNM)
Reverse
CSI ? 5 h
Ignored.
Normal
CSI ? 5 l
Selects normal (light characters on a dark
background).
Origin
(DECOM)
Origin
CSI ? 6 h
Ignored.
Absolute
CSI ? 6 l
Ignored.
Selectable Computer Modes (continued)
Mode
(Mnemonic)
Set Mode
Reset Mode
Sequence
Action